New DNA Tools for Solving Family Mysteries

Mary Eberle of DNA Hunters joins me live on Oct 24, 2024 at 3:00 PM (Eastern) to talk DNA! She will be sharing how to use the new tools - Ancestry Pro Tools and What are the Odds Plus - to solve family mysteries.

[@RobertCampbell-r1t]

Hi, I am watching from Sydney Australia. For the first time. Looking forward to your stream.

[@sharonkelley8192]

Hi, I am watching from Isabella, Missouri.

[@ericabrown6576]

First time on here from the UK, roots all over the country and Scotland

[@Judiith1956]

I’m watching from Melbourne Australia.

[@Martintidwell1862]

Two family history experts In one video Oh yur that’s awesome

[@Kay-Living-my-Way]

I will be interested in the Nov video. I am trying to find my maternal great-grandfather. I have found my great-grandmother, but they were not married as she was married to someone else. Their son was born in 1903 so no birth certificate. He was possibly raised my an uncle and in an orphanage in the 1910 census. Cannot find in 1920 census. Next time found was marriage in 1922. So, I am thinking DNA is my next step. Also last name is Smith.

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Hello, from Knoxville TN

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Hi from NYC.

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Hi from Saint Augustine, Fl

[@charlesmorgan9664]

Live in Belton Texas but from Kentucky

[@astralyeti]

have you taken a rapid test? 🙏

[@KarenL8426]

Actually, sister cMs can not be accurate. My aunt and I are listed as siblings, but we’re not. We share 2703 cMs. She is my mother’s sister. We have severe pedigree collapse.

[@richardoneal1055]

Oh good grief! If Ancestry had a chromosome browser you could map your chromosomes per parent by known matches and you'd instantly know how you were related to any of your matches that you triangulate with. Much easier than this silly method of guessing.