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There are actually two parts to this webinar because of a technical glitch, but the second part is quite short. I still had a cold from getting sick after RootsTech 2017 so you might also hear an occasional cough. Sorry. But I thought was a good idea to keep commenting on this very interesting subject.
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Very interesting, James. My situation is very different from yours. I only have about 1000 relatives I know of going out to only 3rd cousins because Jewish Romanian and Ukrainian records and last names only began in the early 1800's. By comparison, my Family Tree DNA results list over 8,000 people who match. (Isn't endogamy lovely) Only two of those people are in my 1,000. So I have potential to find the connections to new 4th and 5th cousins and thus new common ancestors through DNA analysis combined with genealogical research. I think this is possible with better tools, and that's what I'm working on.
ReplyDeleteThanks Louis. I think that every perspective is important. You have a lot of work ahead of you with all those potential matches.
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