New book demystifies DNA testing
Genealogical researchers interested in learning about DNA testing should read the new e-book “23 Best Tips for DNA Testing and Family History” by Mary Eberle.
The book includes information for autosomal DNA, X-DNA, haplogroups, centimorgans and more.
The guide also answers DNA-related questions and provides various tips that were selected after listening to questions during live workshops and webinars.
Eberle’s 23 DNA tips for DNA testing are split into sections on autosomal DNA, X-DNA, Y-DNA, mitochondrial DNA and additional tips.
The e-book, available online at Amazon, also includes a resource list to seek additional information on DNArelated topics and advice on getting the best results from DNA testing for family history.
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Genealogical societies in Oklahoma that provide assistance for research include:
• Oklahoma Genealogical Society, www.facebook.com/OklahomaGenealogicalSociety;
• Tulsa Genealogical Society, www. tulsagenealogy.org;
• Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society, www.sirinet/~lgarris/swogs; Cleveland County Genealogical Society, ccgs@csbi.org; and
• Pittsburg County Genealogical and Historical Society Library, 918-4260388.
The Oklahoma Historical Research Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, has original records and the staff is available to answer questions. For information, call 521-2491, or go to www.okhistory. org/research.
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