Resources

Be sure to join the International Society of Genetic Genealogy

Mailing lists with good advice and helpful people: 
DNAAdoption Yahoo Group
Unknown Fathers DNA Yahoo Group
ISOGG DNA Newbie Yahoo Group

Helpful Websites:
DNAAdoption
DNAGedcom
Gedmatch
DNA Testing Adviser

Testing Companies:
23andMe.com
Family Tree DNA
AncestryDNA

Blogs:  
Your Genetic Genealogist 
The Genetic Genealogist
The Legal Genealogist (covers DNA on Sundays)
Kitty Cooper's Blog: Musings on Genealogy, Genetics and Gardening 
The Lineal Arboretum
Finding Foleys (chronicling one successful adoption search and reunion)

Articles:
Washington Times - DNA Genealogy Companies Help Adoptees Help Adoptees Find Their Roots

Books:
Finding Family: My Search for Roots and the Secrets in my DNA by Richard Hill


2 comments:

  1. I run a DNA project for adopted children from Cambodia called Khmer Cousins DNA Project. Our primary goal is to see if the children are related to each other. Because of the circumstances in Cambodia from 1990-2002 when adoption was open to the US, most of these children had their birth identities erased and had their birth names and dates changed. Some did get birth family info but most did not. Here is our website www.khmercousinsproject.shutterfly.com

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  2. Cece I took the Nat Geo Genome test.....found that I am T2b3e there is a part on there MyStory...where thru a series of dots I got one person...they say I am closest related.....starts with romanov mediterranean then united states Jesse James.......the one person ....apparently the same....My question...how related would that make us....and if I finally do get the money to switch to the Nat Geo Family tree.....I wonder if this is even going to change any results...or what exactly its going to do for me

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