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DNA Journey
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DNA Basics: An Introduction to DNA and Genealogy
Have you heard your friends and fellow genealogists enthuse about DNA but don’t know what it’s all about? Wondering if a DNA test is right for you? Come learn about DNA, why it’s valuable, which tests you can take, and how it might help you in your genealogy research. - OnlineAll Levels2025
Discover Your Roots: DNA Day Special with Ancestry
Join FamilySearch Social for an exclusive DNA Day celebration featuring special guest experts from Ancestry. Learn how DNA testing can unlock your family history, discover tips for understanding your results, and explore how genetic family history complements traditional research. Perfect for beginners and experienced genealogists alike! - OnlineIntermediate
How to Maximize your DNA Test Results
Many people take DNA tests and don’t know what to do after receiving their results. In this class, you will be taught how to create the most value with your test results, both for yourself and for genetic relatives that may also be looking for family. From ensuring you receive messages from relatives looking to connect, to linking your pedigree to your results, to transferring your DNA into other databases, and to sharing your results with family because even though you can’t live forever, your DNA can continue to help genetic relatives find where they belong long after you’re gone.
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