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The name of British Nobel laureate Francis Crick (1916-2004) is inextricably tied to the discovery of the double helix of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in 1953, considered the most significant advance in the understanding of biology since Darwin's theory of evolution.
We’re crossing the final bridge in my 6-part “small bridge” series. I hope you’ve enjoyed it. Leave a comment on one of my social channels if you have. To view other posts i…
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This post contains genealogy information for Elizabeth L. Crick Lyell, her place in my family tree, and any information on sources I have found on her. I also included her Family View Report and Photo Album pages made from the Family Tree Maker. Others mentioned: Mollie Lyell Davis, William Pleasant "Buddy" Davis, William Carl Davis Sr, John G Crick, Francis Elizabeth Carlton Crick, Joseph W Crick, Tilda H Crick, Blake H Crick, Julie Crick, and James Crick. Places mentioned include: Rutherford County, Tennessee, USA; Christian County, Kentucky; Versailles, Rutherford, Tennessee; and Coles Chapel Cemetery in Christian County, Kentucky, USA.
The house in Willow Creek is located in the Foundry Cove district. There is a mysterious tree nearby with a passage to the Sylvan Glade.
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Welcome aboard. Pull up a chair and relax. We will try to make this fun. Come join us on our canal adventure onboard Hadar, she was built by Roger Fuller in Stone Staffordshire. We are cruising the Waterways of the UK, selling stuff, and just enjoying life to the full. *~"Good friends are like stars ... you don't always see them, but you know they're always there." ~*
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Francis Crick in 1993.
In September, 2013, my husband, Jim, and I visited the British Isles. This trip was planned around various aspects of genealogy and family history – all of which pertain to and were enabled by DNA. I’m going to be sharing portions with you over the next several weeks. These stories will all include DNA, but I’m…
