DNA Match Analysis
Organize matches, identify family clusters, and connect genetic relationships to documented ancestors.
- Shared-match clustering
- Candidate tree building
- Relationship hypotheses
Why Polish genealogy is different
The same village may have belonged to several countries.
Polish records can appear in Polish, Latin, German, or Russian. Borders changed, place names shifted, and families moved across regions that no longer exist under the same names.
Effective research follows the historical jurisdiction of the record rather than relying only on modern maps or surname databases.
Evidence before certainty
Strong conclusions are distinguished from tentative leads.
Privacy by default
Family and DNA information is used only for the agreed research purpose.
Plain-language findings
The result is an explanation, not an unexplained pile of documents.