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Genome Mate

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Justin Durand

This seems promising, but it’s a lot of work. I keep wondering what benefit I think I’m getting, exactly. 

“When tracing your family tree, whether through traditional genealogy or by making use of DNA testing, ongoing success will rely on a few simple factors: patience, luck, and good organizational skills.  You may not be able to control your luck, and you may struggle with patience, but you absolutely can take charge of your records and results.  Whether your FTDNA Family Finder results yield 10 matches or 10,000, one free third party tool you want to take advantage of to help keep track of and understand the significance of your results is Genome Mate.“

  • “Must-Have Tools for FTDNA Users: Genome Mate“, Iowa DNA Project (Jan. 23, 2015).

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