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February 18, 2019 Dana 3 Comments 3 min read

“Where Are My Old Country DNA Matches?” A Guest Post by John Motzi

A common lament is the lack of DNA matches from the “old country”: If only more people tested in the

February 16, 2019 Dana 6 Comments 4 min read

Today, I will continue with the same data I’ve used the past two days: Analyzing a Cluster Chart and What

February 15, 2019 Dana 8 Comments 2 min read

Both AutoClustering and the Collins Leeds Method (CLM) create DNA Match Cluster Charts. The charts have colored clusters of people who

February 14, 2019 Dana 10 Comments 3 min read

There are now three main methods or tools to create DNA Match Clustering charts: the Leeds Method, AutoClustering, and the

February 4, 2019 Dana 3 Comments 1 min read

“How many grandparents did your grandparents likely know?” That’s a question my friend Jen at “The JenGenX Files” recently asked

January 16, 2019 Dana 3 Comments 3 min read

Below is one cluster from a CLM 3D (Collins’ Leeds Method) chart I created with the DNAGedcom Client at DNAGedcom. This

January 6, 2019 Dana 6 Comments 0 min read

How many of your ancestors have you identified? Blaine Bettinger shared a spreadsheet on the Facebook group, “Genetic Genealogy Tips

January 1, 2019 Dana 0 Comments 0 min read

Have you tried DNAGedcom’s new Collins’ Leeds Method 3D? It’s one of several new tools that automatically creates clusters of

December 17, 2018 Dana 15 Comments 2 min read

Rob Warthen of DNAGedcom announced the Collins’ Leeds Method 3D yesterday. Once you run a chart, what’s next? Above is

November 4, 2018 Dana 2 Comments 0 min read

BIG NEWS in the genetic genealogy world: MyHeritage is having a big event in Norway this weekend, and they made