Where do I go for Tribal DNA testing?
I need to find out my Indian heritage but all my older family members that would have known about this information is deceased.
Tags: family members, indian heritage
I need to find out my Indian heritage but all my older family members that would have known about this information is deceased.
Tags: family members, indian heritage
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November 17th, 2009 at 1:18 pm
November 17th, 2009 at 1:18 pm
http://www.familytreedna.com/
November 17th, 2009 at 1:18 pm
At this time I wouldn’t waste the money. I *think* that all they could tell you is o yeah, some time in the past x-10s of thousands of years your DNA matches native american. Or doesn’t. That is accomplished by matching certain ‘markers’ not expected to be present in other descents. http://www.familytreedna.com/ for the FAQS
What you can and should do is ordinary family history research and documentation. In fact you won’t get anywhere without having documented the basics.
At some point what you MAY find it possible to THEN do is follow whatever male surname is native american to a living male descendant of that surname line and do yDNA testing. That could be your father, brother, father’s brother, your grandfather, or perhaps a cousin so long as it’s all the same male surname descent.
The alternative for females must be stronger documented evidence from female (mother) to female (daughter) mtDNA testing – but then a mother is certain who her child is, to put it nicely.
The best part about it should you do DNA testing is that you don’t go further than your mailbox. It’s a ‘buccal’ test, swabs of cells inside your cheeks.