DNA evidence should be used in family history research to supplement documentary evidence and help support conclusions about identity and biological relationships.
Develop your knowledge and skills for using DNA in family history, and learn techniques for planning, research, analysis, documentation, organising and maintenance of DNA data.
Articles about using DNA in family history
I have blog posts about using DNA in family history research, linked below. Let me know if there are other topics you would like covered.
- Incorporating DNA evidence into your family tree
- Is DNA essential evidence for family historians?
- More than a source citation for DNA evidence
- Online family tree: Using Wikitree for DNA research
- Research planning with DNA
- Using Excel with DNA test results
- How I lost my Pomeranian
More information
If you want to read more about my approach to using DNA in family history, it is covered in my book, The Good Genealogist. Just check the index.
Other resources
I provide useful and practical tools to help you with your research. Watch this space for free downloads.
DNA Research Groups
If you are looking for assistance with your DNA research, consider coming along to an online DNA research group meeting with the Society of Australian Genealogists.