FHDU 2022

Angie Bush

Correlating genetic and historical evidence in written conclusions

Workshop

Livestreamed

Methodology & General

DNA

Australia & New Zealand

Researching Abroad

Sovereign Theatre

min

The last step in the Genealogical Proof Standard is a soundly written conclusion based on the evidence found. It can be a challenge to correlate the analysis of complex indirect evidence like DNA with information from historical records. This session will focus on the Interdependence between genetic and historical evidence and how to include this information in genealogical proof arguments.

Advanced levels.

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$30 - bookings required — also available on DAY 1 , 1.30pm-12.30pm

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