I offer basic support in interpreting genealogical DNA test results and help in understanding their meaning within the context of family history research.
This service is intended for individuals who have received their test results and would like to better understand:
• what genetic matches are and how to interpret them,
• how to analyse degrees of relatedness,
• the differences between autosomal DNA, Y-DNA, and mtDNA,
• how to combine DNA results with traditional archival genealogical research.
I help organise the list of matches, suggest possible directions for further investigation, and advise on how to contact potential relatives.
It is important to note that DNA analysis should complement genealogical research based on archival sources – it does not replace working with historical documents.
If needed, I can also recommend specialists who focus on advanced genetic analysis.
