FHDU 2022

Angie Bush

Planning for success with DNA testing

Workshop

Livestreamed

Methodology & General

DNA

Australia & New Zealand

Researching Abroad

Lyceum Theatre

min

The records most valuable to the genealogist are those records that provide evidence of inheritance. DNA testing shows the inheritance of biological material. By understanding basic patterns of genetic inheritance, genealogists can effectively use DNA testing to answer questions of kinship and identity and, in some cases, reconstruct kinships for which no records exist.

All levels.

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$30 - bookings required — also available on DAY 3 , 1.30pm-3.30pm

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

What are the odds? (WATO)

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

Identifying and leveraging DNA matches to break down brick walls

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Tips for working with speculative trees on Ancestry

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$30 - bookings required — also available on DAY 3 , 1.30pm-3.30pm

What are the odds? (WATO)

$30 - bookings required — also available on DAY 3 , 1.30pm-3.30pm

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For adoptees, foundlings, etc.

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Introduction to Borland Genetics web tools

Introduction to Borland Genetics web tools

Upskilling your genetic genealogy knowledge

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What are the odds? (WATO)

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

What are the odds? (WATO)

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

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How your DNA can help identify human remains and solve cold cases

Investigative genetic genealogy

How your DNA can help identify human remains and solve cold cases

The power of siblings: DNA

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Understanding blocks and segments

DNA is digital

Understanding blocks and segments

How to run and analyse a surname DNA project

$30 - bookings required

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$30 - bookings required

Identifying and leveraging DNA matches to break down brick walls

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Establishing the Y-DNA signature of the immediate male forbears of Grace O’Malley, the Pirate Queen (1530-1603)

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