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"In your tree" and "DNA on AutoTreeGen" on the match list
Many of your matches are already people in your tree, even before you link them. The match list looks for each match in your own trees, starting with the tree you have open, and shows who it probably is, with the birth year. It also reads nicknames and birth surnames written in brackets, as Geni writes them. Someone born before 1920 or who died before 1990 is never offered, because they could not have taken a DNA test. When the same person also has a DNA kit in your account, the row shows that too. You still decide: open the person and link the match when you agree.
Step-by-step guides
- Get your DNA matches5 steps
- Upload raw DNA4 steps
- Import a large match list5 steps
- Read your matches4 steps
- Sort matches into groups5 steps
- Use AutoClusters4 steps
- Compare shared segments4 steps
- Link a kit to a person4 steps
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