Did you get your DNA results back from Family Tree DNA? Do you want to know how to read your FTDNA Family Finder results to get the most information? This post will show you all that you need to know to make the most of your DNA testing experience with Family Tree DNA (FTDNA). Whether …
Is it possible to get an ethnicity estimate for free? In this post, learn a few ways to find out your ethnicity for free – with and without using DNA.
Learn why siblings don’t have the same DNA, how much DNA siblings share, and what you can learn from your siblings results. Easy-to-understand explanations!
If you are Mexican, or have Mexican roots, you might be wondering what Mexican Ancestry DNA results look like? Or if you already got your results back, maybe you want to compare yours to some other people from Mexico to get an idea whether yours fit in. What you will learn in this post is …
Have you ever heard someone say that doing their DNA test changed them? I used to think that that was a bit silly, since I felt like much the same person that I was when I first got started with genetic genealogy several years ago. But then I realized that I check my DNA matches …
Does your child have DNA matches that you don’t? There are four main reasons why this happens, and in this post, you’ll learn about them. The first thing that you should know is that it is normal for your children to have DNA some matches that are not on your list, and it doesn’t mean …
Did you get Scandinavia DNA ethnicity in your results? Learn how you inherited Scandinavian DNA, which countries your ancestors came from, and more!
In this post, you will learn what is a 3/4 sibling, how much DNA 3/4 siblings typically share, and how to know if you have a three quarter sibling.
Are you looking at your DNA match list and trying to figure out if one of your matches could be a first cousin to you? Did your first cousin do a DNA test, and now you want to know if you share the right amount of DNA based on your relationship? In this post you …
Do you want to know how to download your DNA file from Ancestry? It’s easy to do, and in this post, you’ll find the steps for how to do it.