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July 15, 2005
Introducing DNA Cousins
For the last five years, I've been involved in researching my genealogy through DNA testing. The tests I've had done have revealed lots of interesting information about my ancestors, but it's also introduced me to a group of nearly 50 people who's DNA has been matched as being so similar to mine that we share a common ancestor. (Some of you may recall when I blogged about getting a DNA match with Ethan Zuckerman - small world, ain't it?)
To help facilitate the sharing of information between our little group of DNA "relatives," I recently launched a group blog, DNA Cousins. I'm not quite sure how the site will play out, but the idea is to give members of this extended DNA family a chance to post news related to family tree research, DNA research studies, etc. So if you're interested in this kinda stuff, please come by and have a look... -ac
Posted by acarvin at July 15, 2005 2:15 PM
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