genealogist

My dad's was pretty much as expected, as far as ancestry (my grandmother is an avid genealogist).

There are also quite a few reasons for becoming a genealogist as well as methods used.

He uses The Master Genealogist (TMG) running under Wine (Windows gave up a long time ago).

For what it's worth, his grandson, Randy (mentioned in the article), is a terrible genealogist.

Quoting genetic genealogist Roberta Estes: The problem is that finding your loved one’s memorial, often with incorrect information, created by a stranger is unexpectedly jarring, at best.

Is it on the genealogist to consider this confidence when specifying the date of the event, or should the software intervene?

As a genealogist, I would like (or rather, would have liked) to figure out certain things about my ancestry.

My relative uses The Master Genealogist (TMG) which is no longer developed.

As a Jewish genealogist who got involved in direct-to-consumer genetic genealogy testing very early on (14+ years ago), this is one of my biggest fears.

...the growing interest has partly been caused by genealogist who were initially studying the genome of e.g.

As a beginner genealogist it's been fun to follow.

From a genealogist perspective though, this is horrible news.

I am something of a "photography genealogist" for the family.

Genealogist was constantly getting upset because someone would see a John Johnson in the same town in roughly the same age bracket and say that's him, make the link and move on without a second thought.