Alan discusses DNA test results and how to interpret the published ethnicity estimates. He explains how these results can help with your family history research.
Rebecca and Jenny discuss the definition of sources and how to cite both general family history sources and DNA evidence used to support your family history research.
David demonstrates how to set up a source template in Family Tree Maker (FTM) to track DNA matches. He also shows how to use smart filtering in FTM to see
how many matches you have in FTM, and for other reporting purposes.
A DNA test can help you extend your family tree, finds cousins and perhaps break through a brick wall in your research. What is involved in taking a test? Which test should you take? What company? Is it safe? This webcast will provide guidance on all these questions.
DNA is a powerful tool to help with your family history. This short introductory webcast describes what the results of a DNA test consist of and how you can start to use them in your family history. It is an introduction to GSV’s series of genetic genealogy live ZOOM presentations.
DNA tests result give you information on your ethnicity – but what does it mean? Why don’t the results match my genealogy? How do I interpret the ethnicity results and use them in my family history? These questions and more are discussed in this fascinating webcast.