Historian Dr. . Jennifer Doyle is here with my results, which means this is either my big Irish reveal or a very awkward plot twist. >> What do you think you are before we start.>> Um, I mean, I would just say half Irish, half English. >> Okay, let's have a look. [Music] >> Oh. Oh, wow.Okay, 56% Irish. So then that means that my dad must have been a bit Irish as well. >> Yeah, it's roughly in line with your dad having an Irish greatgrandparent.>> Oh man, I wish my dad was still alive. He would have loved th ...

“And every sentence ended: they were killed by the Nazis in 1942.”On “The Weekend Intelligence” Rosie Blau traces her father’s family from Berlin to a forest clearing in southern Poland https://t.co/vNAHFftqPt ...

A woman in Wisconsin recently lost her father-in-law. When she went to clean out his house, she came across a box of momentos. It was full of pictures and letters, some dating back to 1912.But it turns out they did not belong to her family. So, she turned to Facebook for help. And within just a couple of days, her Facebook community tracked down and connected her with the family they did belong to.The letters are now with the family of a late Marine who used to be stationed in Hawaii. They say he was writin ...