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Data Mining DNA
This website was created in 2018 as a resource of tutorials and how-to guides on using genealogy archives and consumer DNA testing to research ancestry and family trees.
DNA Gedcom
DNAGedcom is a free 3rd party site that offers downloads of complete DNA files and data (in text *.csv format) from FTDNA and 23andMe.
DNA Painter
DNA Painter is an easy-to-use tool that helps genealogists make sense of DNA testing. By mapping segments of DNA to chromosomes, we can begin to see which ancestors gave us which pieces of DNA, and thus how new matches are related.
GEDmatch
GEDmatch is a website for genetic genealogy research. Anyone can upload their DNA file, analyze results, and compare DNA shared with others.
Genetic Affairs
Genetic Affairs offers tools which groups together your DNA matches into clusters of matches that most likely descend from common ancestors.
Genetic Voyage
A free Genealogy Research Kit that brings together practical DNA research tools, checklists, templates, and calculators for tasks such as DNA match analysis, Leeds clustering, triangulation, chromosome mapping, and research documentation.
International Society of Genetic Genealogy
The mission of the International Society of Genetic Genealogy is to: Advocate for and educate about the use of genetics as a tool for genealogical research while promoting a supportive network for genetic genealogists.
RootsFinder
RootsFinder, owned by FindMyPast, is a family tree building and DNA analysis website. RootsFinder has a DNA feature called the triangulation (cluster) view, which allows you to view your matches in clusters – otherwise known as a network graph.