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Unknown Parentage Searches - Sept 2019
Using GWorks and other tools for adoption searches
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Crossing the Atlantic to Norway
How to trace your Norwegian immigrant ancestor from America back to Norway
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Unknown Parentage Searches - Jamboree 2019
Using GWorks and other tools for adoption searches
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You DNA tested, Now What? 2019
How to use your DNA test results for your genealogy research: ethnic ancestry, finding cousins, and more
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GENESIS Basics 2019
Using the tools at GENESIS, the Basics for Finding Relatives: a free third party site for DNA comparisons Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com
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What's new at GEDmatch - i4GG 2018
What's new at GEDmatch this year is the acceptance of its usage for Law Enforcement. The other new thing is the latest GENESIS site. Soon all GEDmatch kits will be migrated to that new database
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UnknownParentage searches - i4GG 2018
Using GWorks for adoption searches
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UnknownParentage searches Fall 2018
Using GWorks for adoption searches
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DNA Triangulation -2018 fall
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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Challenges of Endogamy: Jewish DNA testing
Working with DNA testing presents unique challenges to the Jewish genealogical community due to the close relatedness of their DNA and the lack of deep family trees
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Working your DNA cousin matches
How to use your DNA test results for your genealogy research
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DNA Triangulation for FHF -2018
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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GWorks for UnknownParentage searches
Slides for my 2018 Jamboree talk on GWorks for adoption searches
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DNAgedcom and UnknownParentage searches
Slides for my workshop on using various DNA tools for adoption searches
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DNA Triangulation -2018
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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You DNA tested, Now What? 2018
How to use your DNA test results for your genealogy research: ethnic ancestry, finding cousins, and more
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New at GEDmatch and Genesis in 2017
Using tag groups at GEDmatch and tools at the new GENESIS site: free third party sites for DNA comparisons Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com
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You DNA tested, Now What?
How to use your DNA test results for your genealogy research: ethnic ancestry, finding cousins, and more
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Richard Weiss's presentation on DNAgedcom
Richard Weiss of DNAadoption.com explains the tools at DNAgedcom.com
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Using DNA for Adoption Searches
Slides for my workshop on using various DNA tools for adoption searches
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GEDmatch Tier 1 tools - 2017
Using the Tier 1 tools at GEDmatch a free third party site for DNA comparisons Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com
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DNA Triangulation -2017
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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DNA Testing Basics
How personal genome tests can help a genealogist
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GEDmatch Basics 2016
Using the tools at GEDmatch, the Basics for Finding Relatives: a free third party site for DNA comparisons Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com
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DNA testing for Genealogists
How personal genome tests can help a genealogist
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Using your DNA test results with jewish ancestry - case studies
How to use your DNA tests when your ancestry is Jewish including several case studies
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GEDmatch Tools 2016
Using the tools at GEDmatch 2016: a free third party site for DNA comparisons Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com
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Family Tree University presents: Jewish DNA testing
Working with DNA testing presents unique challenges to the Jewish genealogical community due to the close relatedness of their DNA and the lack of deep family trees
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DNA Triangulation -2016
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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DNA Triangulation -2015
How to use triangulation to confirm DNA relatives
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Propogation Talk
Propogating plants in the san diego area for our plant sale
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Breaking Brick Walls With DNA
Two personal success stories of breaking genealogical brick walls with DNA
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The Challenges of Jewish DNA testing
Working with DNA testing presents unique challenges to the Jewish genealogical community due to the close relatedness of their DNA and the lack of deep family trees
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One World, One Tree 2017
The concept of a one world tree is to have a database where genealogists collaborate with just one copy of each ancestor. Which of the three major one tree websites is best for this: FamilySearch, Geni, or WikiTree?
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One World, One Tree
The concept of a one world tree is to have a database where genealogists collaborate with just one copy of each ancestor. Which of the three major one tree websites is best for this: FamilySearch, Geni, or WikiTree?
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GEDmatch: Ancestry Composition Tools
Using the tools at GEDmatch to look at Ancestry Composition - Presentation by Kitty Cooper http://blog.kittycooper.com