Ohio's lineage is rich with the legacies o f pioneering families who forged new paths. Join us as we delve into the s tory of the Seabird Rose family and their descendants. We'll explore their journey from Montgomery County\, Virginia\, to Gallia County\, Ohio\, and ultimately settling in Wood County\, Ohio. Born in 1799\, Seabird\, along side his wife Amy Anna Lambert\, raised a sizeable family of 10 children. Through the lens of their son\, Pleasant Rose\, we'll trace the lives of s ubsequent generations
\nAimee \;Rose-Haynes is an experienced ge netic genealogist and public speaker dedicated to reconnecting individuals with their lost heritage and biological families. A proud citizen of the Cherokee Nation\, she has spent years assisting Native descendants in redi scovering their roots\, offering guidance through the intricate processes of genealogy\, DNA analysis\, and tribal enrollment.
\nWith a strong background in genetic genealogy and family research\, \;Aimee \;h as worked on hundreds of cases\, specializing in helping adopted persons\, donor-conceived individuals\, and those with unknown parentage uncover th eir identities. Her expertise in DNA interpretation and historical records enables her to tackle even the most complex cases with both precision and empathy.
\nAs a public speaker\, \;Aimee \;captivates audie nces with insightful discussions on genetic discovery\, family history\, i dentity\, and Indigenous genealogy\, highlighting the profound role of DNA testing in reclaiming heritage. She is a passionate advocate for ethical genealogy and the responsible application of DNA technology in family rese arch.
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