DNA Painter Library of Matches: A Powerful Tool to Decode Relationships

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The DNA Painter Library of Matches tool is a helpful tool for identifying where a DNA match fits in your family tree. By comparing DNA Match chromosome paintings to this reference library, you can narrow down the possibilities of where your match belongs on your tree.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Introducing the DNA Painter Library of Matches Tool
2:11 - Accessing the Free Tool on DNA Painter
2:28 - Exploring Different Relationships on DNA Painter
4:05 - Examining Specific Relationships and Chromosomes
5:07 - Analyzing Relationships with Similar Shared DNA
6:04 - Comparing Different Relationship Patterns
7:03 - Narrowing Down the List of Relationships
7:33 - Searching for Specific Relationship Types
8:12 - Visualizing Segment Distribution on the Genome
9:03 - Comparing Unknown Matches with Known Relationships
11:07 - Analyzing Unknown Matches with Different Patterns
12:03 - Identifying Maternal and Paternal Relationships
13:09 - Assessing Patterns for Maternal Grandparents
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@glenjones6980 Жыл бұрын

In the real world many of us only have our own test and for whatever reason have no option for testing parents/grandparents/siblings, we don't have the option to pick and choose a suitable test. Whilst I watch the channel to become aware of some of the tools out there I invariably struggle to see how I can use many of them in my circumstances as the examples shown use test results I can only ever dream of. For once it would be nice to see something that caters for those of us who have to deal with unknown inactive matches, generally without trees that are at best 400cM and often half that amount.

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

It sounds like you and my wife are in the same boat - the Debbie Downers of DNA. She has been able to test a handful of people (two of which are not her parents as they died before testing was available). In that case, just focus on the basic tools: Leeds Charts DNA triangulation with Chromosome Browsers Then leverage advanced genealogy research such as Surname Studies, Locality Research of Specific Groups, FAN Club research, and descendancy research. Those are the tools Devon keeps going back to since very few of the tools I share can assist her small family problem. (More on that here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prB0nauYlpm1l30.html)

@glenjones6980 Жыл бұрын

@@FamilyHistoryFanatics I can see my comments on numerous uploads have been a waste of my time (though clearly not yours).Thanks for the compliment by the way. I could return one in kind but I was brought up a little better than that.

@Disblair Жыл бұрын

There seems to be a lot of guess work using this tool. “Looks like this”. “Looks like that”. Might be useful for fairly close relationships but I was of the understanding that DNA inheritance was completely random? Seems like a lot of guess work for little reward. I’ll give it a miss.

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

How wise you are my friend. The tool is guess work. It's designed not to give you definitive answers but to help you narrow the scope of your research so you don't spin your wheels. You start with a more targeted research question and then expand out if the first hypothesis doesn't work. We all have to start somewhere with our DNA matches and this tool is one that can help us make better educated guesses as where to start.

@marbah1889 Жыл бұрын

Great addition to DNA painter! Hope you are having a fantastic time in Europe.

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

We had a blast. Thanks for watching while we were gone.

@vucat Жыл бұрын

This is a great addition, but I wish they would make it so that you could have access to your chromosome map and add that to make comparisons. You are having to move back and forth, but having the ability to visualize them against each other would really help. I love how you are breaking down patterns to connect the different maps. Thanks for the video.

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

That would be a cool feature rather than going back and forth.

@cathyc6725 Жыл бұрын

I’m going to try this with an unknown match with my Aunt who may be a 2C1R. He has a tree with only a maternal surname and he does not respond to emails. It looks like he may have been an adoptee or has unknown paternity and that is where the match is on my Aunt’s mother’s side. Of course, that is the still developing bio line for her mother who was adopted.

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

Ohh! That's a great one to investigate. Good luck.

@CitizenTurtleIsland Жыл бұрын

It would be also useful to know which segments resist breaking down. I think, for example, the X chromosome is like that. At MH, I match >100 people on the "infamous" (so I've been told again and again) ch. 15, on the far left. The range is about 8 cm to 45 cM, depending on the match. In most cases, with JUST that one segment. I've never been able to do anything with those matches. (Any match >30 cM is a big deal for me... usually.) People at various FB group tell me that it must be a very distant ancestor... pointless to pursue almost. I suspect everyone had a distant Jewish ancestor. That's all I get out of it. Longer stretches on some of these "suspect" chromosomes might mislead one... as they try to guess at the possible relationship?? (I think I'm going to go back and analyze this again... looking for a second segment and looking at other sites.) BTW, if almost all of one's DNA comes from an endogamous population... I think they might also have to be wary... with this library of chromosome paintings.

@junebutka6571 Жыл бұрын

I don't have parents or grandparent's DNA to share. I would not likely to use this at this stage of my learning. Maybe later. Did she want you to show examples, to explain it?

@FamilyHistoryFanatics Жыл бұрын

Yes. Devon recommended that I not only say... here's the tool. But she recommended I show some examples and walk through the analysis process. Did that help?

@batya7 Жыл бұрын

Wouldn't a paternal grandparent and maternal grandparent autosomal chromosome patterns look similar to each other? Why differentiate in the side of the family at the gross level of determining relationship?

@barbarahawkins7930 Жыл бұрын

Andy, my uncle has a match of 3-4th cousin to whom i believe my 4th great grandpa william blalock's brother of the match's 3rd grear grandpa jeremiah blalock who our william and jeremiah share david harrison blalock and first wife mmary anne beale i am thoroughly convinced. WHAT IS YOUR THOUGHT ON THIS? tHANKS andy