For those that are new to DNA and genetic genealogy you will hear the term triangulation a lot, and yes I do this with my matches. Randy Majors has a fantastic page/tutorial on how to do it. I use it conjunction with 529andyou, a Google Chrome extension. These are amazingly helpful and useful tools in forming a picture/pattern with your results and matches.
randymajors.com: Triangulate to find more meaningful matches using ...: Updated May 8, 2013 with new 23andMe website navigation and match figures: The allure and potential of the latest generation of autosomal...
Researching our Australian family tree with branches tracing back to Cornwall, England, Scotland and Ireland including our convict past. Surnames include, Lucas, Pinkerton, McLauchlan, Paton, Miller, Mundy, Prisk, Melrose, Bray, Hodges, Leahy, Davis, Wilkinson, Schofield, Brown, Cleary and many others. Using 'genetic genealogy' (DNA) to prove the paper trail and move beyond it. (aka Aussie Rhonda's Genealogy).
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