You Can DO the DNA #5- DNA Is Easy Until it Isn't: A Slightly Complicated Case Study

What happens when you do all the right things with your DNA matches and you still get messy results? In this slightly complicated case study, you’ll see what unexpected parentage for two generations did to the DNA analysis. Webinar #5 was offered after RootsTech 2024.
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[@mattpotter8725]

You need to pin a comment for the part your microphone stopped working early on as you waited for the poll results, I almost stopped listening, but stuck with it, some others might not.

[@sl5311]

You are the first person that has given me a strategy to find my 4th great grandmother. It is an incredible amount of data but but because I have a fairly completed tree that far back on both sides because of 5 generations of LDS it is a little easier.

[@vancraven7688]

I read RootsMagic 10 has a Leeds method built in. Learning curves getting me.

[@YourDNAGuide]

It does!

[@JenniferC-cz6qg]

This video gives me hope I can figure out my mom's Pennsylvania ancestors, who come from a community where the families seem tangled, with children by marriage and not. And of course they all have the same names🙃

[@CyndiDavis-ep1jp]

I am not consistent with checking the matches of my matches - I need to slow down and do that

[@vancraven7688]

I get so distracted. I go down endless rabbit holes. So I’m starting over with genetic matches.

[@robarsenault1025]

Thank you for putting this on KZbin. I saw the first four classes at Roots tech, however was not able to attend the 5th session clearly my family tree requires the above and beyond master classes. All my best known matches have multiple relationships

[@cababyboomerq6012]

I had the same issue. But I did manage to solve it. How far back is the ancestor you are looking for?

[@carolinec8796]

Hello I have see you a lot , I am a fan

[@Jadedfaeri]

Sorry I'm late! I saw you at Roots tech and saved your channel ❤

[@CyndiDavis-ep1jp]

Typo on your slide - immersion, repetition, consistency

[@paulineaitman698]

will my gg great uncles family qualify for banyan he married 7 wives had 55 children some were sisters i don't look at matches to the chamberlain side of my family as you can imagine there are quite. a few. he joined LDS before it was made illegal he went to prison for 6 months there are books and lots of articles written on the family. Also prior to him there were multiple inter relation marriages on this side of the family

[@YourDNAGuide]

BanyanDNA will help you analyze any multiple relationships that you can diagram in their app.

[@carolinec8796]

What if you don’t have secon cousin or first cousins?

[@karendebruyne9592]

missed broadcast live. interesting my husband's family have so few "best known matches" ! mixed heritage

[@karendebruyne9592]

and then of course you need to have records available to do the genealogy!

[@ValorieZimmerman]

It helps to upload, when you are ready, to another service that allows DNA uploads, such as MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, Gedmatch, LivingDNA. You never know where your Best Match tested.

[@mkaythrush2277]

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