Legacy Tree Genealogists
The Legacy Tree Podcast
A Genealogy Based Podcast The Legacy Tree Podcast is a conversational look at genealogy, family stories, and the moments that connect us to the past. Hosted by the team at Legacy Tree Genealogists, we talk through real research experiences, DNA discoveries, cultural history, and the emotional side of uncovering where we come from. This isn’t a step-by-step class — it’s a conversation about curiosity, identity, and the stories worth preserving.
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Jun 16, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 7: Tips for Researching Cherokee Ancestry 29.05.2024 6:10
As genealogists, we’re often asked to research the likelihood and details of a client’s Native American heritage. In this episode we share 5 tips for researching your Cherokee ancestry, and a few pitfalls to watch out for along the way. Resources for your research: The Dawes Roll: https://accessgenealogy.com/native/final-rolls.htm Indian Census Rolls from Ancestry.com: https://www.ancestry.com/se...
Episode 6: What is autosomal DNA? 22.05.2024 2:59
Do you know how far back you can go in your family tree and still use Autosomal DNA to find matches? In this episode we explain what Autosomal DNA is, and then how to best use it to find matches in your family tree. Want to hire a professional genealogist to assist with your family history research? Contact Legacy Tree Genealogists by visiting
Episode 5: How Are We Related? Navigating the Terminology. 15.05.2024 4:15
How are we related? That’s a question that we have been asked quite a bit lately, and sometimes determining that exact familial connection with someone else can be confusing. What is the difference between a second cousin and a first cousin, once removed? What does the “removed” mean, anyway? If my mom has a cousin, how is he related to me? Is my grandfather’s sister my great-aunt, or my grand-aun...
Episode 4: Common DNA Test Result Misunderstandings and What is a Centimorgan? 08.05.2024 5:15
If you’re confused with or made mistakes interpreting your DNA test results, you’re not alone! There are lots of things to learn when it comes to DNA and family history research. Today, we’ll review some of the most common misunderstandings people have about their DNA test results, and help you know how to avoid them! We'll also answer a DNA basic: What is a centimorgan? Need help with your DNA re...
Episode 3: How to Build an Accurate Family Tree 30.04.2024 2:42
This week we answer the question, "How and where do I start my family history research if I have a lot of blank spots in my family tree?" Getting started is simpler than you think. In this week's episode we share the strategies to get started and find ancestors with accuracy, so your blank spots in you family tree can be filled with ancestors. Want personalized help with your research? You can co...
Episode 2: How to Document Deceased Ancestors 24.04.2024 2:21
Are you searching for documentation for a deceased family member and having a hard time knowing where to look, or finding conflicting information? In this week's episode we answer the question: "My mom was married five or six times according to the Social Security Administration. Where do I start researching? How do I find documentation for her now that she has passed?" While this may not be a com...
Episode 1: How To Use DNA Matches In Genealogy Research 17.04.2024 2:00
You've done your DNA testing and received the results. What now? How do you get started making sense of the results and the DNA matches. In this episode we will share a simple tip to get started on your road to success with DNA Matches in genealogy research. Want to learn more about DNA and genealogy research? You can also schedule a consultation or request a quote. Visit our website at legacyt...
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