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- Video of talk given by Debbie Kennett on “Ancestral Research through DNA”
A video of the lecture given Saturday 12 November 2011 by Debbie Kennett on the use of Y-, mitochondrial and autosomal-DNA for researching family history with special emphasis on British India is available in the FIBIS Social Network website. A copy of the PowerPoint presentation and handouts given at the talk are also available with the video.
- "Ancestral research through DNA" by Debbie Kennett FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012), pages 44-52 For details of how to access this article see FIBIS Journals
Related articles
Recommended reading
DNA and Social Networking – A Guide to Genealogy in the Twenty-First Century by Debbie Kennett, published Novenber 2011
The chapter titles in the book may be seen here
A review by Sarah Bilton of this book is in FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012), pages 54-55
External links
- DNA testing. What is it, and how can you benefit from it? FamilySearch
- Videos of Past Sessions of RootsTech for 2022 and 2021 (at time of posting 2022 April). FamilySearch website. Prior years are no longer available, due to the belief the sessions were out of date on the technology being taught. Rootstech is the FamilySearch annual conference. Contains videos about aspects of DNA.
- DNA unlocks family secrets of the Chinese juggler, the enigmatic sea-captain and more Carolyn Abraham’s family were Anglo Indians who had lived in railway colonies. www.theglobeandmail.com. Carolyn Abraham: Solving family mysteries with DNA with a link to a podcast of a radio interview www.cbc.ca
- How BritainsDNA discovered Prince William's unknown genetic inheritance www.britainsdna.com, now an archived webpage. Previously there was an image of the Seurat baptismal record at the British Library FIBIS on Facebook, but this may no longer be available.
- BritainsDNA, The Times and Prince William – the perils of publication by press release by Debbie Kennett 19 June 2013 cruwys.blogspot.co.uk
