Fanatics. Be sure to check out some of our other videos about
this, what question do you have about where do Ancestry
ThruLines, the theories come from and if there's anything
ThruLines, I can't wait to share follow-up videos about
research to validate the tree. So my question of the day is
help us process our matches. The only thing we need to stop
doing is calling them true lines until we've done the
how to use them. Thank you so much for watching this video.
of why you need to proceed with caution with Ancestry
My name is Devin Noah Lee and this is Family History
else we need to fur explain. Now, with this understandings
investigate well your matches come from multiple descendancy
climbing up our tree and that's the only match we have It could
system for DNA matches had this advice. You know you're looking
caution and Dana Leeds of the Leads Methods color coding
I need to evaluate and if that's accurate then I now know
isn't it nice that ThruLines speed up the process of
DNA match relates without you always having to build the
it up. However, sometimes those theories are accurate. And
records, and the like, in other member trees have no sources at
very small sentimogens. Are you confused yet? But the one thing
everybody in the triangle that's when you know you match
example of a strong ThruLine when you still need to
I have come to understand is triangulation at least in
with documentation, census records, vital records, land
suspicious of when all of your matches descend from one line.
this fourth grade aunt. So again, remember to proceed with
test and it's just a nominal fee or you can also transfer
this area, you are now in the genealogical tree and what that
are a little bit off completely? No. You just have
matches correlate. So when it comes whether these Thru
I'm glad you asked. The problem comes that once you leave the
A to B and this is A to C and together it's B to C and A and
tools on this that platform. So, Where's the problem? Ah,
The walk you through how to do just that and how to use the
over to my heritage so you can take advantage of that
matches matches but what you can't see is if you're matching
a fifth cousin with 30 cinemagans in two segments. How
working with theories and hopefully sourced relationships
all and it's entirely possible that some people just see a
bottom in green so does that mean we should just discard the
tree without doing any of the genealogical research to back
lines additionally you have documentary evidence supporting
that you need to investigate further. So what would be an
good match. But when you have five or two or one you might
at a week ThruLine. One that you need to be very
Ancestry ThruLines are a cool tool. One that we can use to
will consider transferring your DNA test from Ancestry. com
to frame your perspective correctly so that you can climb
helping you come up with theories of how you and your
trees. So in essence have a starting point. You can see
might they be related? Hm. Well I know that when I climb this
than about 10 centimorgans that you and your match share. So
strategies but one that yeah this is a good theory to
these lines and finally most of your sentimorgans are larger
validate with other records genetic genealogy combination
So if me and this match from Mayor Jane Townley if we keep
be weak. It could be. Remember it could be. Additionally your
Ancestry three lines entirely? No. Do you discard records that
in the same spot. Unlike my heritage, Family Tree DNA and
how I am related to not only my match but people be beyond just
up the same line. But Ancestry doesn't have that triangulation
Um genealogical research. I also know that this is somebody
looking at your Ancestry suggested ThruLines, the
that connects the two together and then once again, you have a
you exactly where you and your matches and your matches
people down here are your genetic matches. Once you leave
means is you are not working with DNA anymore. You're
family tree but that doesn't mean it's 100% accurate and the
each other in the same spot and therefore that's where you go
together your family tree when you're matching people with
same spot but on Ancestry DNA, you cannot see how and where
often about genetic relationships and one of the
DNA and go into member trees, some trees have been validated
the most important part. You all match genetically in the
tree and I come over here all of that is based on research.
name and say, oh, that sounds great. They add it to their
DNA matches have small sentimorgans that you share. So
have a weak ThruLine. Not always but let it be a red flag
in this case I had thirty centimorgans and that was a
match let's say person B, your aunt and then you can see your
but it's not genetics after you leave that realm down at the
23 and me, you cannot see where your matches match each other.
those that you match and attempt to piece together a
When you see those boxes around your chromosomes where this was
grandparents. Additionally, it is extremely difficult to piece
the fact of the matter is they're not. They do take your
line. Ancestry threw lines have been nicknamed true lines and
DNA matches and your member tree and the member trees of
matches your aunt and your aunt matches them back and here's
match your aunt and you match this other match but that match
is looks at your matches tree, your tree, and the third tree
potential relationship tree and that is an Ancestry Thru
that you have a match over here. My match over here. It's
chromosome browser. You can do that without taking another
your DNA test over to Jed Match and Andy has a lot of videos.
your family tree and have the most success. I also that you
feature because they don't have a chromosome browser telling
you are genetically related to someone. You can see that you
120 of our ancestors that takes us back to our fifth grade
things he points out is that we are genetically related to only
the same person and have that person then what Ancestry does
without question when if you are person A and you match
what genetic genealogy is. On this channel, Andy has talked
lines or true lines, you have to remember that when you're
boxes you will have solid boxes because you will have proven
that match but what if you don't have this person in your
have a third person person C and you all match not only you
theory. So you know that you match someone genetically
somebody who's person B let's say it's your aunt and then you
and that person has this person and this person which is really
add that to your tree and when you do instead of having dotted
the information on this tree is valid and then you can then go
gospel truth. We need to understand a little bit about
combine your tree and create a ThruLine. Your tree goes up
they have the same locations where events are taking place
tree over here to see if that DNA match that you share and
mother and there is where their tree stops at that point. Well,
person over and that's where your tree stops. Now, let's say
parents and then you come up to this ancestor who then has this
they have the same birthday, they have the same death date,
your match has these parents and then you they go up through
match. So in your tree you have your parents and then you go up
mom but then your mom's line takes you up to this set of ant
their mother and then to that mother and then through that
is you and let's say that this person over here is your DNA
tree well maybe here's my tree. There's a third person's tree
says, these two people are the same. They have the same name,
perhaps they are the same person and then Ancestry will
over and gets to this ancestor but then you can evaluate this
what would happen if Ancestry looks at the two trees and
other people's tree who have the same or similar as you do
in your tree and try to bridge the gaps. Let's say this person
your mom and then you go to your mom's dad and your mom's
match and that those trees should be public or private
looking at your tree for the information you have. Who are
can make better decisions as we come across them in our
tree will be compared to the tree of your matches. And then
research. So, once you have a DNA match, ThruLine kicks
ThruLines program has established your tree then your
you. If there's ever any gaps then Ancestry will look at
great grandparents? And all the way back. After Ancestry
understand where Ancestry ThruLines come from so that we
searchable and then, the ThruLines will start
have a common ancestor and a common path between the two of
if there's any overlap then Ancestry will tell you that you
your parents? Who are your grandparents? Who are your
descriptions for links to videos and a playlist. Let's
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Howdy, I'm Devon Noel Lee with Family History Fanatics where
DNA, and preserve your memories along the way. This is another lines.
There's a rumor going around the genealogy community. The
Ancestry ThruLines are equivalent to genealogical true
genetic research and genealogy research.
you're climbing your family tree using Ancestry DNA Thru
talk about why you need to proceed with caution when
lines but they're not. Today, in this video, we're going to