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FamilyTreeDNA Summer Sale 2026 Is the Deadline You Actually Need
FamilyTreeDNA Summer Sale 2026 runs through August 31, 2026. Save on Y-DNA, mtDNA, and Family Finder bundles before holiday gatherings arrive.
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Amazon Prime Days: Best DNA Test Kit Deals(June 23-26)
Amazon Prime Days: Best DNA Test Kit Deals run June 23-26. Score the best DNA test kit deals for genealogists, including AncestryDNA at 67% off. Shop before they sell out.
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Father’s Day Genealogy: How to Trace Your Paternal Line and Honor Your Ancestors
Father’s Day Genealogy: Trace your paternal line this Father’s Day with Y-DNA testing, military records, and census research. Learn why FamilyTreeDNA unlocks what autosomal DNA can’t.
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National DNA Day 2026: Celebrate April 25th With the Best DNA Test Deals and Tips for Genealogists
Celebrate National DNA Day (April 25) with the best DNA test deals from AncestryDNA, 23andMe, FamilyTreeDNA & MyHeritage. Save big and unlock your family history!
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FamilyTreeDNA DNA Day Sale: Go Deeper Into Your Ancestry with the Biggest Discounts
Don’t miss the FamilyTreeDNA DNA Day Sale! Save up to 50% on mtDNA, Y-DNA, and bundle deals—your chance to go deeper into your ancestry than ever before. Sale ends April 30th!
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Savvy Genealogist Tips – Making the Most of DNA Testing (on a Budget)
Savvy Genealogist Tips – Making the Most of DNA Testing (on a Budget) Savvy Genealogist Tips: FamilyTreeDNA’s Summer Sale offers up to $50 off DNA test kits, giving genealogists a chance to save money while unearthing new family history clues. Click HERE to start shopping! Buying a DNA test kit is just the first step.…
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Patriot Day 2026: Recording Family Memories of September 11 Before They Fade
Patriot Day 2026 marks 25 years since September 11. Ask a relative what they remember and save the recording where your family will find it.
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School Picture Day: What a Class Photo Proves About Where Your Family Lived
School Picture Day is more than bad hair. A dated class photo can prove where your family lived between census years. Here is how to work it.
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Irish Famine Begins 1845: Using DNA Matches to Find the Townland Records Never Recorded
Irish Famine Begins: The September 9, 1845 blight date is more anniversary than fact. Here is how to use DNA match clusters and Griffith’s Valuation to find your Irish townland.