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GRIVA DNA SIG May 10, 2022
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Fri, 29 Apr 2022 21:33:39 +0000
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GRIVA DNA SIG:  Tracing Our Female Ancestors
Tuesday, 10 May l, 7 pm
Virtual (Zoom) Meeting
Register:  https://tinyurl.com/GRIVADNAMay2022
Tracing our female ancestors can be difficult. Explore how mitochondrial DNA, X-DNA, and autosomal DNA can help. We'll also be talking about AncestryDNA's new Ethnicity Inheritance feature!

You will receive a confirmation email with information about joining the meeting. As always, space is limited, but guests are always welcome! There is no handout for this meeting, nor is it being recorded. Links referenced can be found in the Zoom chat box, <GRIVA.org> DNA Tab or GRIVA DNA Group at FaceBook.

GRIVA’s DNA Special Interest Group is part lecture, part discussion, and always on top of the latest in DNA testing and analysis! Questions? Join GRIVA’s DNA Group at FaceBook.com   https://www.facebook.com/GRIVAgenealogy/  or respond to this email. At <GRIVA.org>, click on the DNA SIG tab for more information.

Paula Williams, a nationally recognized lecturer, leads GRIVA’s DNA SIG as we explore the use of DNA in genealogical research.

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