iFamily History: D is for DNA

We hear DNA a lot but not always how to apply it to our genealogical research. This session will explain one idea. After watching this video I am decided I want to become a part of a DNA group and maybe even create one for my Surname Study I am doing. I am deciding which group do I create one or do I create one in all of them?! :)

Session Title Using DNA Group Projects In Your Family History Research

Session Description "Working DNA and family history can be overwhelming. One of the ways to make things easier is to work with DNA Group Projects. I cover the reasons why to join one, the different types, and where to find them."

Presented by Mags Gaulden

Link:
https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/session/using-dna-group-projects-in-your-family-history-research

About Lianne Kruger

Genealogy

I researched my paternal grandmother's line to the first three white landowners of Canada in the 80's. I began genealogy going on genealogy trips in Ontario, England, and Scotland at graveyards with my mother starting at age 7 on. As a teenager, I sat in front of a microfilm reader with a list of names every Saturday at an FHL while my mother volunteered helping others.

I have spoken at Genealogical conferences and sessions at RootsTech (UT), FamilyRoots (UT), The Genealogy Show (in Birmingham, UK) as well as in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ogden, and Ontario.

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I have articles published on BYU Studies Quarterly magazine website and FamilySearch as well as AGS Relatively Speaking and Tree Climber.

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