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Results 31 - 40 of 1763 total.   1247 blog entries.   287 blog comments.   229 forum posts.
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Evaluating Ancestry DNA’s Parental Matches - Blog entry by lkessler - 26 Dec 2022

A couple of months ago, Ancestry came out with a new feature called Parental Matches, that shows which parent a DNA match is connected to. My own DNA should be a good test for this. I have 100% endogamy on all my ancestral lines, but my parents are not related according to GEDmatch’s test. Both my parents ...
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The WikiTree Challenge for Mark Cuban - Blog entry by lkessler - 15 Dec 2022

Yesterday was the final wrapup of the challenge week at WikiTree to try to add as much as possible to the Mark Cuban @mcuban family tree. Mark Cuban is the the American billionaire who co-founded Broadcast.com and owns the Dallas Mavericks NBA basketball team. He is widely known as one of the sharks on the TV ...
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Genealogy River Cruising in 2024 - Blog entry by lkessler - 27 Nov 2022

I've paid my deposit and my wife Cheryl and I will be going on the Find Your Roots on the River Cruise with Blaine Bettinger and Judy Russell from October 17 to 24, 2024 (yes, almost 2 years away), from Amsterdam through Germany to Basel, Switzerland. This is an opportunity no genealogist should miss. With ...
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Fixing Consistency Issues - Blog entry by lkessler - 13 Nov 2022

In an earlier post, I reviewed the Family Statistics that MyHeritage provides. It pointed out that I had some data that wasn’t correct. So at the end of that post, I ran MyHeritage’s Consistency Checker and it found that my tree of 9,050 people has 492 issues and MyHeritage’s desktop software Family Tree ...
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Some DMT Dialog, with Questions and Answers - Blog entry by lkessler - 12 Nov 2022

Michael Kaplan, a user of my Double Match Triangulator program sent me information about how he was using DMT and also asked a number of questions. I thought this conversation would be very good for other DMT users to read. Michael gave me permission to post the relevant parts of his email to me and to give his ...
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Your Family Statistics at MyHeritage - Blog entry by lkessler - 28 Oct 2022

MyHeritage has just enhanced its Family Statistics feature. See their blog post from yesterday on this. Being a numbers guy, I really like this sort of information. It it interesting, provides great insights and can point to errors that need correction. I believe MyHeritage has one of the best sets of analytics ...
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Catching Up - Blog entry by lkessler - 8 Oct 2022

I was shocked to notice that I hadn’t blogged in over 3 months. I think it’s time to catch up with what’s been going on. The Last 3 Months To be honest, I’ve had another non-genealogy project distracting me and taking some of my genealogy/programming time away. Also, we had a beautiful summer ...
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Behold Future Plans: No Editing - Forum post by lkessler in General Discussion - 29 Sep 2022

Klemens: If you come back here, let me apologize. The forum was not working and your messages got entered as blank. Sorry about that. This is related to my upgrade to PHP 7.4. See: https://www.beholdgenealogy.com/blog/?p=3870 There are still a number of things not working in this Forum. I'll see if I can find ...
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My First MyHeritage Theory of Family Relativity - Blog entry by lkessler - 29 Jun 2022

I’ve opened my MyHeritage account in 2014 and I’ve been a subscriber to their Complete Plan since February 2018. It was then that I started using MyHeritage as my primary site for storing my family tree information. I took a MyHeritage DNA test in 2007 and uploaded my uncle’s test from FTDNA in 2018. I ...
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Building a Base Pair to Centimorgan Map - Blog entry by lkessler - 16 Jun 2022

My last post defined base pairs and centimorgans, explained their relationship with each other, checked the accuracy of one genetic map, and described 3 converters that will calculate cM from base pairs. Before leaving this topic, I wanted to document what I tried in an attempt to create an accurate bp to cM ...