We’re glad you stopped by. Take a look around and tell us what you think.
You are welcome here. All of us are from diverse backgrounds and interests, but we share common goals – we want to find out more about the Cloud family heritage, we want to preserve that heritage and we want to make it available to all of our family.
If you are interested in learning about the Cloud family or want your children to know about their ancestry, if you want to meet people from different family branches, we would like to meet you – Join us.
We will soon celebrate our 40th anniversary and we’re going strong. We have reunions (Gatherings), provide on-line resources and publish a quarterly Journal.
Members receive the CFA Journal and Gatherings/Reunions are held where you can meet your close and distant family and enjoy the activities and speakers available for you there.
There are many on-line resources available for people interested in the Cloud family. We have a Facebook page where you can share with others and the Cloud family was one of the first to participate in genealogy on the internet, and its email forum and bulletin board were one of the first at rootsweb (previously at Maiser at Indiana University).
Cloud Genealogy Facebook
techonomy.com/2018/08/critical-genomic-breakthrough-help-identify-disease-risk/
Critical Genomic Breakthrough Should Help Identify Disease Risk - Techonomy
A new report suggests that an innovative method of analyzing DNA will allow medical researchers to predict disease risk for far more people than can be done with conventional medical tests.The posts here are once again being mirrored on the Cloud Family Association Home page (at the bottom).
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Welcome to the Cloud Family Association - Cloud Family Association
We’re glad you stopped by. Take a look around and tell us what you think. You are welcome here. All of us are from diverse backgrounds and interests, but we share common goals – we want to find out more about the Cloud family heritage, we want to preserve that heritage and we want to …Attention Texas genealogists. State representative Cody Harris has filed a bill that would have serious, detrimental effects on genealogy research. The bill is HB 703 and is entitled "Relating to the confidentiality of birth records". It will prohibit viewing birth and death records which are at the present time available to genealogists. Birth records will be hidden for 125 years and death records for 75 years.
This is a step backward, and may be an attempt to align with the European GDPR.
If you are a serious researcher, please contact your Texas representative to protest this bill.
(Thank you Cecil Stokes for bringing this to our attention.)
cloud-assn.org/2018-mendenhall-pa-pictures/
2018 Mendenhall, PA pictures - Cloud Family Association
2018 Mendenhall, Pensylvania Cloud Family Gathering The Cloud Family Association had its bi-annual Gathering in Mendenhall, Pensylvania September 21-23. The events were held in the Mendenhall Room at the The Inn at Mendenhall near Kennett Square.Scientists plan to map genes of all complex life on Earth | CBC News
Scientists have launched a vast project to map the genetic code of all 1.5 million known species of complex life on Earth, aiming to complete the work within a decade.Roberta Estes has written a blog post about the newly named Big-Y SNPs:
dna-explained.com/2018/06/10/family-tree-dna-names-100000-new-y-dna-snps
"Only $499" -- it's true. It was a big expense for me, but it has shown me more recent branches of our Cloud line. Family Tree DNA is offering the Big-Y test for $499 as part of their Father's Day special. The sale ends June 18. If you are a Cloud male and can afford it, your test could help us discover more recent SNP mutations that would provide even more recent definition (delineation) of our Cloud surname.
www.theglobeandmail.com/technology/science/genetic-testing/article37829424/
Cracks in the code: Why mapping your DNA may be less reliable than you think
The Personal Genome Project was supposed to revolutionize medicine, but the results reveal how much we still have to learn. Carolyn Abraham looks at the risk of misleading results as DNA testing enters mainstream medicinewww.eventbrite.com/e/presidio-gallery-grand-opening-tickets-38773826559
Presidio Gallery Grand Opening
Texas A&M University-San Antonio, Bexar County and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DRT) cordially invite you to the grand opening of the Presidio Gallery at the Bexar County Archives Building. After formal remarks, the Gallery will be open to the public for self-guided tours with A&M-SA Arch...Cloud Genealogy updated their info in the about section.
www.medicalnewstoday.com/releases/314372.php
Tricky gene mutations detected by free, fast, easy-to-use new software
Scientists have developed an easy-to-use software tool that can detect important genetic mutations that previously needed to be identified by a separate test.Cloud Genealogy Bulletin Board
Note: Due to a flaw in the way rootsweb sends addresses via RSS, the links below won’t work. Please click on the title above and then look for the post that interests you.
- Re: CLoud family
- Re: Ruth Cloud m. John Thrasher
- Re: CLOUD FAMILY FROM ANSON COUNTY, NC 1800s
- Re: Rhinehart by name, Cloud by DNA
- Rhinehart by name, Cloud by DNA
- George LaFayette Cloud, b 1874 Illinois
- CLOUD, James "Jim"
- Re: 2 - Delton Monroe CLOUD (3-1-1873 IN to 12-14-1931 Amarillo, TX) s/o Jno W. CLOUD and Malinda BASEY
- Clouds on Texas tax rolls 1837-1910
- Alexander CLOUD born circa 1785, in Texas 1835
- 2 - Delton Monroe CLOUD (3-1-1873 IN to 12-14-1931 Amarillo, TX) s/o Jno W. CLOUD and Malinda BASEY
- Re: Delton Cloud
- Re: Looking for the members of what is called the "Peter's Creek branch" of the Cloud family
- Looking for the members of what is called the "Peter's Creek branch" of the Cloud family
- Re: Looking for the members of what is called the "Peter's Creek branch" of the Cloud family
