Using GEDmatch to Further Your Research with John Marshall Posted 26 February 2023 by Julie GoucherCourtesy of Wikipedia Last week we welcomed John Marshall to our webinar series, as an addition to our monthly scheduled session. John’s presentation on GEDmatch will address four distinct areas: (1) Setting up and configuring your GEDmatch account for use, (2) a review on the purpose/use of the many free tools, (3) an overview of the Tier 1 (for pay) tools, and (4) a practical example on the use of GEDmatch to further your research discoveries. GEDmatch overview, broken down to the lowest levels. It is anticipated that this will help if you have tried GEDmatch but found it complex or intimidating. About the speaker John at the gravesite of his 5th GGF, Richard King, in Harrison County, Kentucky ~ Courtesy of John Marshall John’s interest in DNA began many years ago, when he started wondering if his father was an only child (like he was). Digging out some old records from his “aunt”, John quickly jumped on the DNA bandwagon with an Ancestry autosomal DNA test, quickly followed by a Family Tree YDNA test. Mostly self-taught, John enjoys sharing information to enable others to jump start their genealogy research. This webinar was available FREE (registration is required), to members of the public, Guild members and members of the genealogical and local history community, so why not share the information and join us on: The webinar took place on 22 February 2023 at 7.30pm GMT and is part of our growing suite of recordings available to non-members. Resource Tip – A further resource is the Guild’s comprehensive set of DNA pages, with a number available to non-members. (The Guild of One-Name Studies, CIO does not endorse or recommend any products or websites mentioned in this presentation) Click the image below to watch the recording. You can download a copy of the slides, which are copyrighted to John Marshall HERE