Unearthing the Threads of Sabrina Moya Chisholm's Italian Roots

Italian Roots and Genealogy

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Join us on a riveting journey as we spotlight Sabrina Moya Chisholm, an extraordinary woman who has spent years meticulously unearthing her complex Italian lineage. With an ancestry that spans almost 6,000 individuals and stretches across continents, there's no shortage of fascinating stories, from a defrocked priest to a music contract that led her family to South Africa. Sabrina's genealogical quest, originally a school project for her children, has now evolved into a relentless pursuit of family secrets and a goal to trace 10,000 descendants. Her adventures provide a fascinating insight into the world of genealogy research, highlighting its challenges and rewards.
The intricate web of Sabrina's family history extends beyond Italy, encompassing French roots and a unique South African upbringing. Sabrina shares how her children have come to appreciate the subtle differences in their French, Italian, and South African lineage, lending them a unique perspective on cultural identity. Lastly, we delve into Sabrina's regrets about the questions she never asked her grandparents, prompting a thoughtful conversation about the importance of preserving family history. Tune in to this captivating episode as we traverse the exciting terrain of Sabrina's genealogical expedition.

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Capíttulos

1. Italian Roots and Genealogy (00:00:00)

2. Identity and Genealogy (00:22:25)

3. [Ad] La Fayette, We Are Here! (00:23:32)

4. (Cont.) Identity and Genealogy (00:24:15)

5. Regret of Not Asking Grandparents Questions (00:37:54)