RLP 68: Interview with Dana Leeds
10/28/19 • 39 min
Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is an interview with Dana Leeds about her method of color clustering DNA Matches. This is called the Leeds Method. When she first shared her method last year, it became an instant success. The Autocluster reports created at Genetic Affairs and the Collins Leeds method are both based on the Leeds Method of color clustering. Listen in to hear all about the Leeds Method and Dana's experience doing the Research Like a Pro study group.
Links
Genetic Genealogy Tips and Techniques Facebook group
Genetic Affairs - AutoCluster tool based on the Leeds Method
Genetic Affairs user group on Facebook
DNA Gedcom - website for downloading the DNAGedcom client which does the Collins Leeds Method of clustering
DNA Gedcom user group on Facebook - Collins Leeds Method of clustering
The Leeds Method - explained at Dana's website
Study Group - more information and email list
Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com
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Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is an interview with Dana Leeds about her method of color clustering DNA Matches. This is called the Leeds Method. When she first shared her method last year, it became an instant success. The Autocluster reports created at Genetic Affairs and the Collins Leeds method are both based on the Leeds Method of color clustering. Listen in to hear all about the Leeds Method and Dana's experience doing the Research Like a Pro study group.
Links
Genetic Genealogy Tips and Techniques Facebook group
Genetic Affairs - AutoCluster tool based on the Leeds Method
Genetic Affairs user group on Facebook
DNA Gedcom - website for downloading the DNAGedcom client which does the Collins Leeds Method of clustering
DNA Gedcom user group on Facebook - Collins Leeds Method of clustering
The Leeds Method - explained at Dana's website
Study Group - more information and email list
Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com
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Previous Episode
RLP 65: Tax Records part 3 - How to Find Tax Records
Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is about how to find tax records. We discuss our go-to places to search, starting with the FamilySearch Wiki. Diana shares how she found the Maryland tax records transcribed and indexed at the Maryland Archives website through a link in the Wiki. We also discuss using the FamilySearch catalog to tap into all the digitized microfilm available online at FamilySearch that is typically unindexed, browse only microfilm. This is probably the most common way we have accessed tax records. There are also online indexed collections of tax records at both Ancestry.com and FamilSearch. We suggest adding those at the beginning of your research plan if applicable to your project. We also discuss using ArchiveGrid to locate manuscript collections and other archival material containing tax information.
Links
Back to the Basics with Tax Records, Part 3 by Nicole at Family Locket
U.S. internal revenue assessment lists 1862-1874 (images online)
Ancestry Collections containing the keyword “tax” (156)
FamilySearch Historical Record Collections containing the word “tax” (15) – can also replace tax in the search box for “assessment”
ArchiveGrid - "ArchiveGrid includes over 5 million records describing archival materials, bringing together information about historical documents, personal papers, family histories, and more." (description from their website)
Baldy Dyer indexed as Rudy Dyer in Tennessee, Early Tax List Records at Ancestry.com, poor image copy and difficult to read
Ansearchin' News Vol 26, Spring 1979, No 2 - Baldy Dyer correctly transcribed on page 82
Study Group - more information and email list
Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com
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RLP 69: DNA Tools Part 1: Clustering, Pedigree Triangulation, WATO
Today's episode of Research Like a Pro is a discussion with Robin Wirthlin about how to use DNA tools and methodology in your genetic genealogy. This is part 1 of DNA tools, focusing on creating genetic networks, pedigree triangulation, and the What are the Odds tool at DNA Painter. We grouped these together because they are usually the first tools and methods to use. You don't need segment information or chromosome browsers to use these tools. You can use your AncestryDNA results and create clusters, find where your pedigree intersects with the matches in that cluster, and answer your research question. In recent unknown parentage cases, you can use the descendancy tree builder, What Are The Odds (WATO), at DNA Painter, to see the probabilities that a target person fits within the tree. Using the amount of DNA shared between known people in that tree, you can find out which relationship is more likely. Listen in to hear our discussion about these DNA tools and methods!
Links
10 Ways to Group Your DNA Matches into Genetic Networks by Robin at Family Locket
Pedigree Triangulation: What is it and How Can it Solve Brick Walls? by Diana at Family Locket
Leeds Method - Dana Leeds' website
The Leeds Method with Ancestry’s Colored Dots - Dana Leeds' website
What are the Odds? - FAQ at DNA Painter
Research Like a Pro
Study Group - more information and email list
Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist's Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com
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