The Venn Diagram Effect in DNA Clusters
Who is in a cluster? And how are they related to you? I recently wrote about “Who Is in a
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Who Is in a Cluster?
We often think that everyone in a cluster is related to each through a common ancestor. Our expectation is something
Read MoreGetting Started with the Collins Leeds Method
The Collins Leeds Method is a commonly used tool for clustering your DNA matches based on the Leeds Method. To
Read MoreGetting Started with AutoCluster
AutoCluster is a commonly used tool for clustering your DNA matches based on the Leeds Method. To get started, follow
Read MoreStumbling Upon a Marriage License
Last month after GRIP, I spent time with some of my Pennsylvania cousins. On Saturday, we drove to Lock Haven
Read MoreMissing Images on Ancestry
ThruLines can provide valuable hints, but these “hints” must be proven! This morning, I was working on one of my
Read MoreRemembering Grandpa Fred with a Horse Named Fighting Seabee
We own some thoroughbred racing horses and naming these horses has been a lot of fun. We have chosen to
Read MoreAncestry DNA Now Shows County-Level UK Ethnicity Results
An announcement today explains that Ancestry DNA has added UK county-level ethnicity results to their DNA story. If you’ve tested
Read MoreFound: Photo of My 2x Great Grandfather Through MyHeritage’s Record Matches
If you have a tree on MyHeritage, you probably get periodic emails saying they have found new Record Matches. This
Read MoreThe Leeds Method with Ancestry.com’s Colored Dots
Yesterday I watched a YouTube video by Larry Jones of DNA Family Trees called “How to Cluster Your DNA Matches
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