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+GenealogyTools
+by Graham Smith
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+The main project page is available here:
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+https://github.com/gsmitheidw/GenealogyTools
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+Other Genealogy Help
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+Running your Gedmatch KIT number in a Gedmatch Project:
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+For these examples I've used "An Irish Gedmatch Project" but the principle is the same for any project:
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+1. From the menu on Gedmatch.com go to Projects under free tools
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+2. Choose the "radio button" box beside the project you wish to run and type or paste in your Gedmatch kit number
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+3. Under Sort Options, choose "Kit Number". Most Recent Common Ancestor is the default, great for you but effectively random order for anybody else. Then press the [Submit] button.
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+Then on the resulting page copy and paste some pages to here - omit any email addresses - that bit is important. Alternatively you can download the CSV file with the button provided and edit it in Excel or LibreOffice
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