The MyHeritage Blog has an article that provides a quick peek at the company’s business offices. MyHeritage began in Founder and CEO Gilad Japhet’s living room in Bnei Atarot, a village founded by the Templers. Then for several years the company’s headquarters were located in a Templer family estate and farmhouse in the same village.…
http://blog.eogn.com/2016/01/20/a-sneak-peek-inside-the-myheritage-hq/
Across generations and across the world, families have been affected by war: relatives have had to put aside family life in service of their country, and some even made the ultimate sacrifice. For many, the act of remembering the fallen heroes of past wars is not just of national significance; it’s also familial and personal.…
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In searching for ancestors, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by all the stones still unturned and research yet to be done. As genealogists know, family history research is truly never-ending. With every door that opens, so do many more avenues of research. Many of us have long to-do lists of names to be researched, relatives…
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Note: This particular post is based on some recent observations reported in a previous post entitled, “Some Unexpected Information from MyHeritage.com.” What I have to say in this present post elaborates on my observations over the past few years and explains my opinion of what is going on with both MyHeritage.com and the FamilySearch.org Family…
I was the second of four siblings. Growing up as middle children, my sister (the third child) and I often joked that we were considered double-stuff Oreo filling, and therefore we were the best part of the family. But, let’s face it, it’s not easy being a middle child. According to various studies, birth order…
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Imagínese que usted se embarca en un viaje 125 años hacia atrás por todos los continentes. Eso es lo que Anna, de Suecia, va a hacer volando a través del mundo hasta Australia para viajar a las ciudades de sus antepasados y aprender sobre ellos. Anna documentará su viaje genealógico para aprender más sobre sus…
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Happy 239th birthday, America! Also known as Independence Day, Americans come together on July 4 to commemorate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the country’s birthday. A great time to celebrate American heritage, it is also fun to share the holiday with families at barbecues, picnics, parades, fairs, firework displays and other family…
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Continuing our spotlight on volunteer translators, we introduce Seppo Tarvainen, a MyHeritage member from Finland, who has been helping to translate MyHeritage products into Finnish for a few years. Born a few years after WWII in a small village in the middle of Finland, Seppo grew up with a passion for travel. He studied mechanical…
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Happy Father’s Day! Today we honor the men in our lives who helped shape us to be who we are. Fathers, grandfathers and step-fathers teach us many things. Whether it’s an important life lesson, how to dance, ride a bike or being a source of wisdom, they are essential to our upbringing. In honor of…
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