FHDU 2022

Maurice Gleeson

Using DNA to find long lost family

For adoptees, foundlings, etc.

Workshop

Livestreamed

Methodology & General

DNA

Australia & New Zealand

Researching Abroad

Sovereign Theatre

min

Explains the technique for using DNA to 1) triangulate back, 2) trace forward, and 3) target test … ultimately identifying the birth family of a person with unknown parentage. Maurice will also discuss how to help find surname candidates for the birth father.

Intermediate/advanced

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What are the odds? (WATO)

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

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The power of siblings: DNA

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