Using WikiTree's DNA Features in Your Family History Research

Mags Gaulden
Mar 2, 2022
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About this webinar

WikiTree is one of the Global family Trees available online that works collaboratively to have an accurate, single family tree. You may have heard of WikiTree, but did you also know that WikiTree does DNA as well? WikiTree has very robust DNA features which can identify testers who may match you in the DNA connections section of an ancestor's profile. We will work the features and show you how to further your family history research using WikiTree and its DNA features.

About the speaker

Mags is a Professional Genealogist specializing in Genetic Genealogy as founder of Grandma’s Genes in Ottawa. Growing up in a family full of family historians, Mags was primed to become a Geneal...
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  1. WV
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    3 years ago

    Great information regarding WikiTree usage - could not navigate prior to this webinar!

  2. WV
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    3 years ago

    Excellent presentation. Thank you

  3. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    3 years ago

    Great, you always learn something new from one of Mags discussions

  4. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    3 years ago

    I enjoyed Mag's enthusiasm and clear walkthrough of how to get started in Wiki Tree. Geoff's interactive piece at the end was really helpful too. A great session

  5. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    3 years ago

    I appreciate Mags' enthusiasm and knowledge but I'm overwhelmed! Her one-hour webinar would easily make a wonderful one-day workshop at a conference...a hands-on event. In the meantime...I'm glad I have access to the recording. I need it!

  6. WV
    Webinar Viewer
    3 years ago

    Excellent. Easy to understand. Thank you Mary.

  7. WV
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    3 years ago

    WOW... never knew about WikiTree. I will have to add it to my list of tools to learn. Just another new tool to learn. Glad I viewed this webinar.

  8. WV
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    3 years ago

    That was a lot of information.