The news includes:

• MyHeritage launches MyHeritage DNA, their new global integrated testing service.
• MyHeritage has also released a major update to its mobile app.
• The German-American Genealogical Partnership has changed its name to the International German Genealogy Partnership.
• Findmypast celebrates the first anniversary of the release of the 1939 Register. It also published more than 2M British Military Records; US Marriages; and New Zealand Wars, and military pensions.
• Drew shares new releases by FamilySearch.

Listener email includes:

• Jan provides a corrected birth year for George Dwells whom Kenyatta Berry discussed on Genealogy Connection.
• Jim suggests to Pat that the Children’s Aid Society in New York may be able to provide documents about her Orphan Train ancestor.
• James provided some insight into the question of name-purchasing in British families.
• Valerie shares information on her Smith family research in New Jersey and asks about other databases to search.
• Patti shared an important link for research, Old Disease Names Frequently found on Death Certificates at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ar/county/greene/olddiseases1.htm.
• Matt poses a fascinating DNA question about trying to determine if two families were related.
• Brandon is trying to solve a mystery about his great-great-grandfather, Bernard Frank James Dietz.

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