Join us for the June Family Tree DNA Club webinar, at which Karen Evans will be tutoring us in how to work with our DNA matches for research success!
Making the most of your DNA results
Genealogists rely on all kinds of records—census returns, parish registers, wills, and more—to piece together their family stories.
But DNA adds a powerful extra layer of evidence that can help confirm relationships, uncover new branches, and break through long-standing brick walls.
In this practical and informative webinar, experienced genealogist Karen Evans will guide you through how to get the most out of your DNA results—especially when used alongside your traditional research.
Karen will explain how to:
- Combine DNA results with documentary research to build a stronger, more accurate family tree and avoid false leads;
- Understand and work effectively with your DNA match list, even if it feels overwhelming or full of distant matches;
- Use top tools and techniques—including clustering, chromosome browsers, and tree-building strategies—to interpret your results and make real progress in your research.
Whether you're just getting started with DNA or want to use it more effectively, this session will give you practical tips and fresh insights to take your family history further.
When & where does the webinar take place?
The webinar will take place on Zoom on Wednesday 18th June, 12.30pm UK time with Karen Evans.
This webinar presentation is part of the DNA Club programme brought to you by Family Tree Plus. The online learning session will last one hour: with DNA news, then a 30-40 minute presentation, followed by time for questions.
Get your ticket for £10, or join Family Tree Plus for just £5, come along to this webinar and attend four webinars every month!
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About the speaker
Karen Evans is a former primary school teacher who has been tracing her family history since 1983. DNA testing is her passion but in her spare time Karen loves dressing and dancing in the Regency period. Karen presents the regular DNA News at every DNA Club, part of Family Tree Plus.