202308jun1:00 pm3:00 pmTop Ten DNA Do's and Dont's! by Michelle Leonard - in Person and via Zoom
Event Details
In this fun and informative presentation, Michelle will outline her most important DNA tips with a list of her top ten things you should do if you want to make
Event Details
In this fun and informative presentation, Michelle will outline her most important DNA tips with a list of her top ten things you should do if you want to make progress with DNA testing for family history as well as her top ten things you should avoid. These tips will help you be successful on your DNA journey and steer clear of common mistakes and pitfalls.
Michelle Leonard is a Scottish professional genealogist, DNA detective, author, speaker, historian and the official genetic genealogist of #AncestryHour. She runs her own genealogy and DNA consultancy business, Genes & Genealogy, specializing in solving unknown parentage and all manner of unknown ancestor mysteries using a combination of DNA results analysis and traditional research methodologies. She also undertakes conventional family history research, living relative tracing, media consultation, lecturing, coaching, podcasts, webinars, speaking engagements, teaching ‘DNA Bootcamp’ courses for Family Tree Magazine and article, blog and book writing commissions. Additionally, she is known for her work on the WW1 Fromelles Genealogy Project, is a co-author of ‘Tracing Your Ancestors Using DNA: A Guide For Family Historians’ and is a regular speaker at major global genealogy events.
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Time
(Thursday) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm(GMT+00:00)
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