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An historic event – 52 ancestors, DNA confirmed! | genemonkey25

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Starting small in the 52 ancestors challenge. An historic event – 52 ancestors, DNA confirmed! Asymp; Leave a comment. The journey so far. A momentous milestone was achieved last month, and no, it wasn’t that I have written about ANY of my ancestors for the 52 ancestors challenge. The main reason for starting this blog site 2 years ago! At the time, I was very enthusiastic and excited by the thought of the project but I must have known I couldn’t keep up the weekly challenge given the tagline. Mitochondr...

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Adventures In Genealogy Research: No Stone Unturned/The Wright Stuff | Documenting the search for my Stone and Wright ancestors and relatives | Page 2

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Adventures In Genealogy Research: No Stone Unturned/The Wright Stuff. Documenting the search for my Stone and Wright ancestors and relatives. Newer posts →. Using GEDmatch Part 6 (The Phasing Tool). Posted by Dan Stone. The previous article in this series is Using GEDmatch Part 5 (Alternate To Triangulation Tool). Continue reading →. Theodore Stone (1842 – 1914). Posted by Dan Stone. Continue reading →. Using Genome Mate Part 3 (Importing GEDmatch Chromosome Browser Data). Posted by Dan Stone. This week,...

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New Posts | Family Pastimes | Where traditional and genetic genealogy meet.

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February 22, 2015 · 11:57 am. Deep Analysis Tools for Genetic Genealogy. These are third party tools for in depth analysis of your raw DNA data. Be sure that you have a solid understanding of everything in the Intro videos before using these tools. Not interested in deep analysis? FREE, but consider donating if you find the tool useful). Ancestry DNA’s hints on how we connect to our DNA cousins are wonderful, but they only tell us a suggested level of match (2nd cousin, 4th to 6th cousin, etc.)...Gedmatc...

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MarieB's Genealogy Blog--Southeastern USA: 01/2015 - 02/2015

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MarieB's Genealogy Blog- Southeastern USA. Info on people places and things helpful in my genealogy research. DNA Tools and Reference Links. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Using "wait time" for DNA results wisely. Things to do while waiting for your DNA results:. SET UP INQUIRY and INFORMATIONAL TEMPLATES - I did set up several templates with a link to my working file at Rootsweb's WorldConnect.a listing of my GGG and GGGG Grandparents and areas in which they lived. WRITE A PLAN OF ACTION - I did my atDNA t...

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Tools | Kitty Cooper's Blog

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Kitty Cooper's Blog. Musings on Genealogy, Genetics, and Gardening. Matches on the X. Basics at 23andme – many posts. Family Tree DNA family finder basics. Using DNA testing for Genealogists. Finding Family with your DNA Test. IBD, IBS, and IBC. Index to New York City Vital Records. Tools I have written. Making a matches spreadsheet. Jim Bartlett on spreadsheets. Making a CSV file. Other Blogs and Resources. Our GENI family tree. Our DNA test results. Tools for Genetic Genealogists. DNAmatch for the Ipad.

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DNA | Canyon Wolf's Den

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Canyon Wolf's Den. Come and Share My Passion for History. Genetic Genealogy is my newest passion! You can download a PDF of my most recent Genetic Genealogy presentation here. Getting Started In Genetic Genealogy. I am the administrator of several DNA Projects hosted by FamilyTreeDNA. Perry-Thurlow Maine Project – or “Who’s Your Momma? Our Burns-Sullivan Irish Origins Project. My DNA family tree can be found here at FamilyTreeDNA. 50% of your DNA from each parent. Approx. 25% from each grandparent. Udaci...

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Solving Genealogy Puzzles with DNA: May 2014

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Solving Genealogy Puzzles with DNA. Tuesday, May 27, 2014. Genome Mate: ICW, Triangulation and Overlapping Segments. The purpose of the blog is to describe ICW, Triangulation and Overlapping Segments from the profile perspective in Genome Mate as that is how the data is presented in the application. In Common With (ICW). ICW simply means that two Relatives have some DNA in common and are thereby related to each other but not necessarily on the same segment as the profile person. Getting Started with FTDNA.

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Solving Genealogy Puzzles with DNA: Genome Mate Overview

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Solving Genealogy Puzzles with DNA. Sunday, June 8, 2014. Genome Mate is a desktop tool used to organize in one place the data collected while researching DNA comparisons. Besides data storage it has many features to aid in identifying common ancestors. See Genome Mate Home Page. For details on installation. The purpose of this overview is to link together the documentation for each function and update it as individual pieces are available. Main Page with Graph Option. DNA Segment Graph or Table. Relativ...

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Observations from a Genealogy Addict: June 2014

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Observations from a Genealogy Addict. Comments, thoughts, and research pertaining to my family in particular, and genealogy in general. Wednesday, June 18, 2014. It's all in the Recombination. The ancestor's in question are. John Sunday and his wife Barsheba Collins. John Sunday was most likely Sondes, Sontag or Sondag and from France or Belgium. He emigrated to the United States prior to his 1809 marriage to Barsheba Collins in Baldwin County, Georgia. John was born 1780-1790 and Barsheba about 1784.