Using DNA to Support Family History Research

This talk is aimed at people who want to practically apply DNA insights to their family history research. DNA is the new tool in our toolkit for helping us take our family history further.  Whether it is validating all the work we have already done to confirm if the paper trail matches the biological trail or solving a long standing brickwall, DNA can help with our research.  This talk looks at some of the methods and techniques you can use when working with your DNA results. In addition, little tips will be given along with a few practical examples to help you visualise what you need to do to progress your family history research.

Can't make this time? Book anyway as this talk will be recorded and available to watch for 2 weeks. 

About your speaker:

Mia Bennett is a professional genealogist who specialises in DNA analysis for family history.  She applies her analysis skills developed as a safety engineer to untangle all the clues provided within family history records and DNA results. 

She has been researching her family history for over 25 years and was previoulsy a trustee of the Society of Genealogists.  Mia is an Associate of AGRA.  She is studying for a Higher Certificate in Genealogy at the IHGS and is an alumni of SLIG and GRIP institute courses in the USA.  Mia gives talks on traditional genealogy and DNA both online and in person around the world.  She recently spoke at Family History Down Under 2022 in Sydney.  More information about Mia can be found at her website miagenealogy.com.

New to Zoom and would like to attend the course but not sure how it works? Do contact us if you would like to arrange a free taster session.