The Dallas Genealogical Society DNA Interest Group (DIG) will meet on Thursday, March 17, 2016 in the Hamon Room (5th floor) of the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library from 6:00…
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We will talk about the changes in GEDMatch for FTDNA users, share what the DIG members have learned from using GEDMatch during the past two months, and look at the…
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See the DNA Special Interest Group page for more information....

See the DNA Special Interest Group page for more information....

We will explore the new DNA book: Genetic Genealogy in Practice by Debbie Parker Wayne and Blaine Bettinger. This book is available through the National Genealogical Society for $30.06 (members)…
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Barbara and Mic will provide information from the FTDNA Project Administrator's Conference.

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Lots of changes since the spring.  This session will provide update and review of DNA testing companies: LivingDNA, Gen2.0, FTDNA, AncestryDNA, 23andMe, and MyHeritageDNA.  We will also be looking at…
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How and why are the ethnicity reports difference among the various DNA testing companies.  Join us for this program looking at FTDNA, AncestryDNA, 23andMe and a couple of others. See…
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Mic and Jean will bring information from the FamilyTreeDNA Project Administrators' Conference. The current DNA research and new tools will be the focus. See the DNA Special Interest Group page…
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December’s Topic: Using GedMatch, a review and a look at the new tools. – Mic Barnette

January’s topic: A look at Swedish records. How I solved a problem proving an ancestor with DNA. – Jean Larson.

February’s Topic: “Incorporating DNA Evident in a Written Conclusion.” Chapter 8, Genetic Genealogy in Practice by Debbie Parker Wayne and Blaine Bettinger. – Barbara Ware

The purpose of the DNA Interest Group is to explore the use of DNA as a genealogical tool. See the DNA Interest Group page for more information.