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1. Allow each local family and family line to
determine if they are related to each individual in that line and establish sub-groups.
2. Allow each local family and family line to determine if they are related to other family lines (surnames and sub-groups)and how far back they share a common ancestor.
3. Correlate written and oral information with DNA information from each participant to establish migration routes in America, Scotland, Ireland and Great Britain.
4. Tie each line (surnames and sub-groups) to living and dead ancestors in the British Isles through DNA testing and other sources.
5. Summarize and bring all information together in the form of an easy to read published family history.
determine if they are related to each individual in that line and establish sub-groups.
2. Allow each local family and family line to determine if they are related to other family lines (surnames and sub-groups)and how far back they share a common ancestor.
3. Correlate written and oral information with DNA information from each participant to establish migration routes in America, Scotland, Ireland and Great Britain.
4. Tie each line (surnames and sub-groups) to living and dead ancestors in the British Isles through DNA testing and other sources.
5. Summarize and bring all information together in the form of an easy to read published family history.