Analyze Your Leeds Method Clusters: Find How Matches Relate to You (and Each Other)

The Leeds Method creates colorful clusters of your DNA matches, each representing a part of your family tree. But after you create the clusters, what do you do next?

This video shows how to:
✅Work cluster-by-cluster to decipher relationships
✅Figure out how matches in a cluster relate to each other
✅Discover how each cluster connects to you

Key Features:
🧬Works for both known and unknown parts of family trees
🧬Ideal for adoptees who may not know their matches or ancestors
🧬Step-by-step examples of analyzing clusters

We'll walk through two practical scenarios:
👉Exploring a cluster with a known ancestor
👉Decoding two clusters with unknown ancestors (adoptee example)

Originally developed for adoptees, the Leeds Method is a powerful tool for all genetic genealogists. Whether you're just starting or you're an experienced researcher, this video will help you extract meaningful insights from your DNA matches.

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0:00 Introduction to Leeds Method DNA Analysis
0:31 Step-by-Step Guide: Working with Leeds Method DNA Color Clusters
1:29 Identifying Key Surnames in Your DNA Match Clusters
2:49 Case Study: Diagramming a Leeds Method Cluster with Known Ancestry
8:55 Visualizing DNA Connections: Color Cluster Interpretation
10:21 Adoptee Research: Diagramming an Unknown Ancestry Cluster
14:20 Next Steps: Advancing Your Genetic Genealogy Research

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