Let’s Collaborate!
Collaboration is the key to making new discoveries and sorting out fact from fiction. You may be new to genealogy or an expert family researcher. Everyone has a unique viewpoint… Read more Let’s Collaborate! →
Guest Researcher
Descendants of Guthrie Family Group 4 will want to take note of this excellent presentation by our guest researcher Patrick Hoggard highlighting the family of Thomas Guthrey (1796 – 1890)… Read more Guest Researcher →
Ayrshire Research
Transcriptions of Ayrshire Births and Baptisms Thru 1899 are being added to the Scotland Research & Resources page. View them online or download a copy. Now also formatted for printing.… Read more Ayrshire Research →
GFG1A: New Match
Once again a YDNA test has proven that a little cheek swab can do good things for a lot of people. Descendants of John Guthrie / Guthery and Nancy Mahala… Read more GFG1A: New Match →
Merging Lineages
How many clues do we have to gather before deciding that it’s okay to merge one family line onto another? Maybe it’s not the number of clues, but the quality.… Read more Merging Lineages →
GFG14: New Match
All Guthrie men should consider Y-DNA testing. This direct paternal line test can instantly identify the Guthrie Family Group of your origin. That’s not to say it will give you… Read more GFG14: New Match →
New Group Identified
Australia and Canada can claim a common Guthrie line rooted in Dunbartonshire and Lanarkshire, Scotland. Men from two hemispheres share Robert Guthrie (1776-1827) & Janet Andrew as their common ancestors.… Read more New Group Identified →
French Huguenots
Time to think outside the box. Do any of our Guthrie lineages have French Huguenot ancestry? According to the tales told by the elders of one family, the answer is… Read more French Huguenots →
GFG2C: Guthrie-Caldwell
PROJECT & PERSONAL NEWS UPDATE YDNA and Family Finder (Autosomal DNA) testing has been reported for a new project member who descends from Robert Guthrie & Eliza Jane Caldwell. He… Read more GFG2C: Guthrie-Caldwell →