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Filter ThruLines for "Potential Ancestors". Do you need to use "DNA Connection" tags to connect the match and MRCA? Click HERE to read about "MyTreeTags".
Attach a "DNA Match" tag to your closest DNA match and a "Common DNA Ancestor" tag to your MRCA (most recent common ancestors). How many close matches have you had in the last 7 days? Click HERE to read about grouping and filtering your AncestryDNA matches. (b) Sort your match list by date and then filter by close matches. (a) Use the filters to get a list all your unviewed matches with common ancestors. Can you add a relationship to your top three known DNA matches? Click HERE for instructions. Can you connect a DNA match to your tree? Click HERE for a useful video. From your traditional research, what do you expect your ethnicity estimates will be? How does this compare to your ethnicity estimates at AncestryDNA?. In the pedigree view of your tree, make sure that your biological ancestors are shown and that the 3 icons are ON for your DNA discoveries - as shown in the first image below. Rootsmagic 7 groups common ancestors download#
Why would you want to download your DNA Data? Click HERE for instructions. Click HERE for instructions on accessing another AncestryDNA test on your account. Why would you want to share your AncestryDNA results? Click HERE for instructions on sharing your results. Is your AncestryDNA test linked correctly to a public or private searchable tree? Click HERE for instructions. I have many trees but only one is searchable and viewable by the public. Check your public profile taking particular note of trees that can be viewed - click HERE for instructions. You can see a fuller explanation of the example HERE. You can use the filter, search and sort functions across all your matches or at the match level. Remember that you'll only see shared matches when both of you share more than 20cM with the other "cousin". 
The shared matches with your match are the most powerful information for solving your DNA dilemmas. You can read about AncestryDNA's match categories and how much DNA you'll share with each HERE. Endogamy, close relationships and multiple relationships will impact on the shared DNA. It's also useful to think about the age of your match as this may kelp you work out your potential relationship. You're interested in the shared DNA, number of segments and longest segment that you share with your match. The smaller the shared DNA with your match, the greater the number of potential relationships. Alway consider the range of possible relationships with your matches. The relationships shown are predicted relationships and, other than for a parent/child or full sibling, there are ranges of relationships for each of your matches.
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