Today’s episode of Research Like a Pro is an interview with Hazel Scullin, who solved an unknown parentage case in her family using DNA. Hazel is a recent graduate of Brigham Young University with a BA in Family History. She walks us through the steps she used to come to a conclusion about the father of her grandmother, Jeanie. Jeanie was born in Salt Lake City in 1943, and her biological mother was from San Diego. Using traditional genealogy research and DNA evidence, Hazel found Jeanie’s father. Listen in to find out how!
Links
Hazel’s Twitter https://twitter.com/HazelNutTreeGen
Hazel’s Email: hazelskyscullin@gmail.com
A Father for Jeanie Maleski – PDF of Hazel’s Case Study
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA Part 1: Who to Test? – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA part 2: Shared centiMorgans and DNA Research Logs – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA part 3: Identifying a Familial Cluster – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA Part 4: Combining Traditional Research with DNA Analysis – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA Part 5: Using Multiple Databases – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Jeanie’s Father with DNA – Epilogue – by Hazel at Family Locket
Finding Family My Search for Roots and the Secrets in My DNA by Richard Hill – affiliate link to Amazon.com
Study Group – more information and email list
Research Like a Pro: A Genealogist’s Guide by Diana Elder with Nicole Dyer on Amazon.com
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