Links - DNA Testing for Genealogy
FamilyTreeDNA - DNA tests can help you find family, break through brick walls and trace your lineage through time. Family Tree DNA offer Y-DNA, mtDNA and Autosomal testing (they call it Family Finder) Probably the biggest genealogy DNA database in the world. Opportunity to join projects with other members
MyHeritage - get a DNA test or upload your results from another provider to add yourself to MyHeritage's growing database. Features include detailed info of shared matches
findmypastDNA - launched in 2018 in partnership with LivingDNA with a growing database of people to match with. You can upgrade to a 3-in-1 test which also includes your Mitochondrial and Y-DNA (if you are male). Discount offer ends 17 December
Ancestry - Ancestry's Autosomal DNA test gives you the chance to find matches on all branches of your family tree - look out for special offers, they frequently have discounts!
International Society of Genetic Genealogy - The purpose of ISOGG 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. Free membership
ISOGG Wiki - the above society's wiki provides a wealth of information and links on DNA for genealogy
gedmatch.com - free analysis tools after uploading your results
Richard III: The Resolution of a 500 Year Old Cold Case - Fascinating and entertaining presentation by Dr Turi King of the University of Leicester explaining how DNA was crucial to identifying the remains of Richard III
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Newspapers | DNA |Directories| Maps | Local History | Genealogy Organisations | Institutions | Crime and Punishment
How our Ancestors lived | Places to Visit | Links to others researching your family history | Also...