Ask the Experts with Dana Leeds

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Join me for a conversation with professional genealogist, Dana Leeds on Tuesday, September 24th at 4 pm ET!
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    Dana Leeds is a professional genealogist with over 25 years of experience. She is the creator of the highly respected Leeds Method, a tool for identifying unknown biological parents and grandparents, confirming biological relationships, and breaking through genealogical brick walls. Despite not having a formal background in artificial intelligence (AI), she has been an early adopter and has become a leader and innovator in using AI applications for genealogists.
    Dana is a well-known and sought-after speaker, educating genealogists on how DNA and AI can enhance their research. Through her presentations, blog, and RUclips channel, Dana helps genealogists see the possibilities of these tools and empowers them to apply these ideas to their own work.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @brendaduckworth2967
    @brendaduckworth2967 11 дней назад +3

    Two Special Ladies, Thank You for a wonderful presentation! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    • @DanaLeeds
      @DanaLeeds 10 дней назад

      Thank you! 🥰

  • @Scorpion-np8gk
    @Scorpion-np8gk 11 дней назад +2

    Omg! I can’t believe I missed this! Desperate to confirm grandfather sad😢

  • @dagmarthorisdottir3613
    @dagmarthorisdottir3613 6 дней назад

    Just to clarify. The reason that Pedigree collapse and cousins marrying cousins results in MORE groups is that you have distant cousins that share more DNA with you than is the norm and therefore 4th and 5th cousins are turning up in the 90 to 400 cM bucket, resulting in more groups because they don’t share DNA with all the more closely related common cousins.
    The easiest method to work around this is to look at the shared matches. If most of those already have the same color, then just add this cousin to that color.

  • @sllambdin
    @sllambdin 11 дней назад +2

    Thank you

  • @vancraven7688
    @vancraven7688 11 дней назад +4

    Does the method work as far back as 3rd great grandparents?

  • @larrymcclain8874
    @larrymcclain8874 11 дней назад +3

    On the AI experiment at Family Search, so far, I have found 6 documents unknown before for my 3rd g grandfather, a 20-year brick wall. Amazing tool.

    • @DanaLeeds
      @DanaLeeds 10 дней назад

      That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. It really is an incredible tool. 💕

    • @larrymcclain8874
      @larrymcclain8874 10 дней назад +1

      @DanaLeeds Yes, and last evening I searched some more and found about double the documents that I had already found. This is unbelievable. A few years ago, I practically "lived in" the Georgia State Archives, where I am sure many of these existed, but I never found them. I never knew that my ancestors were so prolific in all kinds of dealings. I thought that they had lived nominal sort of lives, but these documents totally changed my perspective. I just wish that this wall of mine would come tumbling down, but this definitely helps.

    • @DanaLeeds
      @DanaLeeds 10 дней назад

      @@larrymcclain8874, WOW!!! Thanks for sharing! This reminds me of my great-aunt, who sparked my interest in genealogy. While she did travel some, she primarily had to rely on traditional letters to obtain records. When I started in the late '90s, we had to order FHL microfilms and then visit a center to view them. And now we have tools like this Full Text Search - it's incredible! (Of course, there are still many records we can't access online, but these digital resources are an enormous help!)

    • @DanaLeeds
      @DanaLeeds 10 дней назад

      @@larrymcclain8874, That's really exciting! Keep at it, and I bet you'll break down that brick wall. 😊

  • @vancraven7688
    @vancraven7688 11 дней назад +1

    Y’all are amazing!