On the Wednesday, February 27 broadcast of Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons I concluded by phone my conversation with Teresa Vega, a descendant of the original Lyon family founders of Greenwich and of those enslaved, emancipated and made free in 19th century Greenwich, author, blogger, historian and noted public speaker.
Teresa Vega has been researching her family history and genealogy for almost 20 years. She began in 2010 to research her family history in using a combination of traditional genealogy and genetic genealogy.
Ms. Vega has been able to trace several of her maternal mixed-race lines back to colonial New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Massachusetts and Virginia.
She holds Bachelor’s Degrees in Anthropology and Asian Studies from Bowdoin College and worked as an adjunct professor in Cultural Anthropology while attending CUNY Graduate School and University Centers doctoral program in Anthropology.
Ms. Vega is also the co-administrator of Family Tree DNA’s Malagasy Roots Project along with CeCe Moore of PBS’s Finding Your Roots and DNA Detectives.
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The host and producer of the show is Jeffrey Bingham Mead, a descendant of the founders of the Town of Greenwich, Connecticut (Founded July 18, 1640).
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