Have you tried out Gedmatch? One of the most popular tools on the site is the One-to-Many Comparison where you receive a long list of DNA matches. Who are these people and what is your connection to them? In this post, I’ll give you some different strategies to help you determine how you and your …
Want to know how half-siblings show up on Gedmatch? Find out how half-siblings match on the site, and how to know if a match is a full or half-sibling.
Do you want to know if Ancestry DNA and Gedmatch can can be used together. In this post, find out exactly how to do it and what you can learn from both.
If you are looking for the best Gedmatch calculator for African-American ancestry, you have come to the right place. In this post, learn which admixture calculator and model to use that best matches your unique DNA. If you have African ancestry and you aren’t from the United States, or if you don’t identify as African-American …
If you’ve used the Gedmatch admixture tools, you’ve seen EHG or WHG on your results. Learn what this stands for and how you got this ancient DNA.
If you’ve used Gedmatch, you need to know what the largest segment means. Here, you will learn what it is and how to understand and use this information.
If you’ve used the Gedmatch One-to-One Comparison tool, you;ve seen total half-match segments (HIR). Here, find out what this means for your DNA match.
Do you want to learn how to transfer Ancestry DNA to Gedmatch? It’s free, easy, and the steps in this post will show you exactly how to do it.
Ready to learn how to use Gedmatch? It’s easier than you think – let me help you. Read this helpful tutorial for beginners to get started today.
Wondering if there are groups of family historians all researching the same thing? Learn what the Gedmatch Ancestor Projects are and how they can help.