Evidence, Absence, and Stories from Silence | The Irish Famine (Part 4 - Bonus Episode)
When records are fractured, biased, or simply gone, how do you tell a true family story? In this final part of A Family History of the Irish Famine, host and genealogist Jen Baldwin steps into the silences surrounding Archibald MacKenzie’s life. Through the archives, the missing lines, and the traces that remain, she…
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