When you delve into genetic genealogy, you leap into a formidable pool of genetic matches. Learning how to sort and sift them can be a real challenge: but what to do when the matches you need to tackle a particular problem simply don’t seem to be there?
Focusing on autosomal DNA, this session will bring structure and strategy to that no-match scenario with some ‘DNA First Aid’. We’ll identify four potential causes for a lack of matches on a particular line; highlight the clues to look out for in your match list and family tree to diagnose each of these issues; and offer practical steps you can take to remedy the situation.
Once you know how to ‘diagnose your DNA’, there’s often a clear path forward…
Our online tutorials provide guidance on a broad range of topics. They are open to everyone.
The tutorial costs £10 per booking, and can be booked using the following link: https://www.ihgs.ac.uk/tutorial-dna-first-aid-where-are-my-matches-with-dr-sophie-kay-11th-september-12pm-1971
In order to be able to join the tutorial you will need access to ZOOM. On the day of the Tutorial you will be sent a unique ID and password.
Please allow for two hours for the session, including joining and discussions. The talk will last approximately an hour.
**Please note that the tutorials contain copyrighted material and therefore should not be recorded or reproduced in any way.**
