Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Library

Collection of genealogical and historical publications includes biographies, histories, genealogies, directories, manuscripts, and abstracts. Washington, D.C.

Daughters of the American Revolution National Society

The DAR, founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children.

David McCorkle - AI and Land Records

David McCorkle is the primary developer of the free website http://nclandgrants.com, which contains searchable information for all 200,000+ land grants issued in North Carolina from 1663-1960. He is now applying AI use to land records, and has developed custom GPTs to examine land records and generate DeedMapper files.

DNA Adoption

Our mission is to teach and guide people searching for their biological roots to use DNA in combination with traditional genealogy techniques and, when applicable specialized adoption search techniques, by providing robust education, methods, guidance, and support.

DNA Detectives

Genetic genealogy group focused on using DNA to find biological family for adoptees, foundlings, donor-conceived individuals, unknown paternity and all other types of unknown parentage cases - recent and more distant.

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.

DNA Painter User Group

This group is for users of the DNA Painter website at dnapainter.com. DNA Painter is a site with online tools for chromosome mapping and relationship prediction based on shared cM.

DNA Search Angels - Adoptees in Search

This group helps adoptees and folks missing one parent's lineage find their roots. To get help, you need to have completed a DNA test, we recommend ancestry.com and 23andMe.

DNA Testing for Adoptees

International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG) wiki page that provides information and resources on DNA testing for adoptees. ISOGG highly recommends that adoptees, orphans, donor conceived individuals and others with sensitive matters work with experienced search organizations prior to making contact with biological families.

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