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What’s Up With Y-DNA?

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What’s Up With Y-DNA?

This presentation will explore Y-DNA testing, Haplogroups connections, and current tests available.

What You Will Learn

Y-DNA testing has been around for a while now, and significant advances continue to keep us on our toes. In this presentation we are going to take a look at the changes in the types of Y-DNA testing over the years and what the trend is currently. We will also examine the connection with Haplogroups and how Surname Projects can aid in our research in finding the male lines.

Speaker

Linda Colston, a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, has been researching for over 30 years. Since 2015, she has had her own genealogy business, Twin Oaks Genealogy, which focuses on Genealogy Research, Family History and DNA. She has worked six and half years as a Library Technician/Genealogist at the Martin F. Schmidt Research Library at the Kentucky History Center and was one of the primary genealogists for the Kentucky Ancestors show. Presentations and sessions have been given in regard to DNA and Genealogy – i.e. Genealogy 101, Taxes Lists, Pre-1850 Census Records, Intro. to DNA, Working with Matches, etc. During this time education continued, and continues, with attendance at Institutes including Grip, IGHR, TIGR, and SLIP along with RootsTech, NGS and local conferences and webinars.

Currently Linda serves as 1st Vice Regent of the Frankfort Chapter of the DAR. She has also served as President, Recording Secretary and Corresponding Secretary for the Kentucky Genealogical Society and past Treasurer for Frankfort Chapter of the DAR.

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What's Up With YDNA?

10 Jun, 20247:00pm EDT1 hour

 

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