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you have had success with using this methodology, then, tell us
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you have questions about adoption and how to use DNA in
this point what we may have found is we may have narrowed
profile is going to help us in narrowing down the trees and at
mesh all these together we're using the tools that we have to
in the very first set we created a profile and that
the search is the actual research phase using DNA we are
combination of all these trees together. That may have seemed
one of these clusters of people and so, we have to be the
same names but the important thing is is that this phase of
Tigarrian but at some point these different trees have to
grandchild or a great grandchild of this stark and
clue that we need to show that hey we fit in under this now we
that there was a stark that married a Tagar or a stark that
where we fit in to the overall picture. So, for instance, if
do is we want to actually go and do that for the other
and build trees out and in this case we have four different
that for just one of the groups. And now what we want to
it down from just a area and really everybody in that area
few individuals of who these adopted parents could be. If
see how these can fit and solve our puzzle now if you remember
take training on these steps. They actually have classes at
may fit in in several different locations under this we may be
comparing matches we're comparing trees we're trying to
join as a member if you'd like to have access to extra
to do some of these steps, a we may not even call them by the
find on the internet with videos that we teach about how
a child of the stark the Tigarian or we may be a
website but more importantly, you can go through and you can
like a really rapid explanation of this process and it really
was in the same place as this Tigarian well that may be the
all of these trees because where these trees connect is
the next step because what we have created is we've created
all the different groups, well, then we're ready to go on to
have interconnected because We share DNA with people from each
DNA Adoption. There's also different training that you can
now to just a couple of families or maybe even just a
is. There's a lot more information on the DNA Adoption
we take the one tree and the other tree and we actually find
several trees for all of our matches and we want to connect
several generations because of that. Once we've got that with
matches that are all part of this group and we've built back
groups as well. So the blue group we can go and we can find
matches related through another and our shared matches related
trees that have been built or if we're building our own trees
through yet another of those so we're the information that
most recent common ancestor so in this case what we have here
removed we are in generations from the other matches because
know where exactly we fit on the pedigree triangle. But we
might already be available on the different websites, the
put ourselves into this pedigree triangle. Now we don't
fit in with these most recent common ancestors. So we did
three children we are related through one of them our closest
is we have three different positions depending on how far
this king and queen had three children and because of those
matches leads back to and we also must be a part of that
the Knight and the Duke were together and another match fits
where this other match fits in. And another back we see that
was five matches and we've actually got or I'm there was
match so what we have done here is we have taken five matches
done. If we continue and we go on and we start looking at the
other matches we may have to go back another generation to find
Now notice this pedigree triangle's a little bit
six matches. We have five of those matches represented in
different trees fit together now for some websites that do
have this tree people may already have the tree on there
which makes your job a little bit easier. On the other hand,
to use your skills as a genealogist to actually build a
family tree based on the information that you have for
sometimes people don't put a tree on there and you may have
to put together this pedigree triangle to see where we might
matches, our closest match and then this other shared match
these people but ultimately, what you want is you want to
including our closest matches and we've figured out how their
because there's really cool names but as we're looking at
share in common. Let's assume that you are the adoptee so you
this pedigree triangle just yet. Because our work is not
find is where all these ancestors converge and start to
a group fit together. So, this was the yellow group and there
know where the most recent common ancestor of all the
this chart. Well because of this now what we can start to
have how each of these matches or as many of these matches in
Barathian. So we can now start making our pedigree triangle.
two at the other third point. Now we ourselves are not on
They both have this Tagarian and Barathian names in their
two points and we have the common ancestor between those
each one of these family trees, we see that both of these two
DNA adoption has used the Game of Thrones names for this
their family trees with your family tree or their family
don't know who your biological parents are but you have these
chart like this. If you've been watching videos you might be
more harm to these relationships that we have with
that DNA adoption highly recommends is that you do not
triangulation. Segment triangulation involves looking
ancestor for both of these people is Tigarian and
time of identifying some of these these relatives, these
triangulation. Now, this is different from segment
we're grouping them based on who they also match. So we can
each other. The greens match each other and the reds match
see that the yellows all match each other. The blues match
family tree. And so that's a good hint that the common
triangle we have our closest match in our shared match at
matches, the closest match and the shared match and perhaps
you're going to want to find somebody who shares you know a
each other. Now this one's nice because there's no overlap
we're going to go through a process called pedigree
in and we can go back even another generation and see that
this Duke and his footman were together and there is a fifth
that the Spirathion and a knight were together and that's
and put this group together is if we have three matches now
and in fact it is. The leads method was actually developed
people. So, what we don't want to do is we don't want to do
ancestor might be. So let's go through a few of the steps of
where common ancestor is really depends on how much DNA you
a bit of sense because one, the people you're contacting may
closest match and those are the ones you're focusing on and the
remember you match all of these people and then you have your
not even know that there was an adoption or an NPE. Two, they
use in your learning about DNA and genealogy. There's lots of
we can use DNA as a record for finding our ancestors now on
thing that we're doing here is we're taking our matches and
different than the match triangle. On the pedigree
pedigree triangulation. Now first thing is to create a
more people that share that same segment and that is a
still going to be able to use the next steps in finding your
similarly, Match triangulation or pedigree triangulation is a
have close relatives that share 200 or 300 centimorgans you're
at the segments of matching DNA and finding at least three or
uncle that makes the next step even easier but if you only
you've gathered your information you need to have
they both happen to have a family tree. Now, I love that
record sets and where to look for them as well as DNA and how
shared match would be the other matches the three of you
is a good indication that you share a common ancestor now
together make what they call a match triangle a match triangle
this channel I teach you lots of different ways that you can
people before we figure out what that relationship actually
ancestor likewise if you only have relatives who share 50
Well now we want to figure out who our closest match is. Now
results. Remember we took a DNA test in the very first step.
our closest match is going to be the person who shares the
already gotten to that point. So then we have to have our DNA
want getting out and three, they may not be the right
that knowledge is one of the first things and you may have
mention adoption or NPE in your initial Email. Now, this makes
about how to search for ancestors. Now, today, I'm
centimorgans. It's going to be more difficult but you can
other resources on the web that are free in order for you to
between any of these. But what we do is as we reorganize this
in finding unknown ancestors. So, let's begin and learn and
different record sets that she uses, how she goes about
adoption has. Well, the first one is that we want to be able
gain the knowledge that you need. So, learning and gaining
Likewise, my wife has lots of videos about genealogy, about
going to be using a lot of the graphics from that website with
It's not just for adoptees. This methodology can be used
researching that. So, this is a resource for you that you can
apply the methodology which is the next four steps that DNA
permission of DNA adoption. So, let's remember one other thing.
lot more information on there which can help you learn more
test. One of the things that you do is go over to the DNA
trees with other family trees to identify where a common
saying hey that looks an awful lot like a leads method chart
for finding adoptees biological family members. So the first
use DNA and I try to show you what this record can be used
is what is used by many genetic genealogists all over the world
you understand your DNA, climb your family tree, and write
Howdy, I'm Andy Lee with Family History Fanatics where we help
exciting event because it's like putting together a puzzle
be a lot of the research in DNA with those results from your
way to look at matches who share DNA and then compare
definite indication that they share a common ancestor. Well,
that you don't know the answer to and you have to piece
is. So, after you out who your closest matches are. Next,
can be used to search for adoptees. Now, this is going to
month. your ancestor story along the way. Today, we are talking
Finding the Biological Parents of Adoptees can be a really
may know and that may be a family secret that they didn't
matches, you may have to contact them. One of the things
order to find out who your ancestors are. Now, during this
still apply the same methodology to these matches in
relative somebody who's maybe a first cousin or an aunt or an
thousand 1500 centimorgans because that is a close
people that all fall within that little range. Ideally
most sentimorgans with us. There may actually be several
some understanding of genealogy and how to build trees and
to learn about DNA and so you've taken the test and
help you find any unknown ancestors. Now, the closer they
are related to you, the better but this step-by-step approach
Adoption. org website. They have a lot of resources and a
about the next four steps from the DNA adoption websites that
together clues from all over the place.