Ruby Baeza, genealogist at ADN y Genealogía, is cited in an international historical investigation on British migration to Argentina.

🎧 In the recent episode of the University of Seville's podcast, "The Tree of Your History," genealogy specialist Pablo Blanco, partner at ADN y Genealogía (DNA and Genealogy), offers a clear and practical perspective on how genetic genealogy and DNA analysis can help delve deeper into family history research. You can listen to the full podcast here: 👉 https://radio.us.es/episodio/el-arbol-de-tu-historia-episodio-6x05-como-ayuda-la-genealogia-genetica-a-tu-investigacion-fami

Last Thursday, November 21, the annual report and election of the new board of directors of the Chilean Institute of Genealogical Research (ICHIG) took place at the Club de la Unión, a historic building dating back to 1864 located in downtown Santiago. On this occasion, a vote was held to renew the board for a two-year term, during which Ruby Baeza and Pablo Blanco, members of DNA and Genealogy, were elected. New Board of Directors of the ICHIG The team assuming their roles f

Ruby Baeza, from DNA and Genealogy, tells us the main aspects of a genealogist's work. 1. How did you discover your calling for genealogy and what led you to become a genealogist? I discovered this passion for genealogical research by listening to my paternal grandmother, who loved talking about family and her ancestors. I became a researcher based on my ability to manage and cross-reference vast databases. Genealogy is a puzzle of information. 2. For those who don't know, wh

How and when did you discover your passion for genealogy? As a young girl, I always asked my parents about their grandparents, but they had little to no information. In 2002, I started asking at the Civil Registry how to request certificates. When I received my first certificate, I realized it was my passion! What has been the most difficult or fascinating case you've worked on? Without a doubt, discovering that my last name, Baeza, had a history in some books opened up an in

By Pablo Blanco Traverso, genealogist and Nos Buscamos volunteer since 2018 on DNA-related topics. 🧬 For a moment, sit and think about your family. Visualize that large tree with your parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and distant branches connected to you. Now, erase it from your mind and realize that there is no family behind you, that this tree doesn't exist. This is the feeling people have when they come to us looking for their biological family. Th