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How many hours of research have you purchased?(Required)

Note: A minimum of 6 hours research time is required per line.

Note: If you would like the full 12 hours to focus on one line please only fill in the Ancestor 1 box.

Note: If you would like the full 18 hours to focus on one line please only fill in the Ancestor 1 box.

Please choose from the below options(Required)

Note: Irish records for the period including and prior to the early 19th Century are sparce in many areas due to poor record keeping and/or destruction of records. Although this may be overcome in some instances by using other relevant record sets, there is the possibility that record losses/gaps may be too extensive in some areas during earlier time periods. Other resources such as the Ancestry.com Autosomal DNA test and the Family Tree YDNA test may be able to assist research in these instances

Note: Irish records for the period including and prior to the early 19th Century are sparce in many areas due to poor record keeping and/or destruction of records. Although this may be overcome in some instances by using other relevant record sets, there is the possibility that record losses/gaps may be too extensive in some areas during earlier time periods. Other resources such as the Ancestry.com Autosomal DNA test and the Family Tree YDNA test may be able to assist research in these instances, however in the case of the 18th Century and beyond this is not always the case due to the recombination of DNA over time

Have you taken a DNA test with the website Ancestry.com?(Required)

Under what display name have you shared your Ancestry information?(Required)

Sharing DNA Results - Commissioned Research Ancestry.com To invite someone to view your full DNA test results (your ethnicity + match list), log in and go to your main DNA page. Under Settings, scroll down to Sharing Preferences. Click the option to add a person. Next, you’ll get the option to enter that person’s email address or their Ancestry username. You’ll also need to choose what level of access you’re offering this person: For the purpose of our research we will only need Viewer access Please send the DNA invite to this email address dna@irishfamilyhistorycentre.com

Have you taken a DNA test a website other than Ancestry.com?(Required)

Please send the DNA invite to this email address dna@irishfamilyhistorycentre.com

If you have taken a DNA test with FamilyTreeDNA or 23andMe, please submit your login details below(Required)

These details will be held securely and only used by your researcher

Have you created an online family tree?(Required)

Ancestry.com Log in to your Ancestry account, and click on the tab on the top where it says “TREES”. A menu should drop down - choose the tree that you want to share access to. Immediately to the right of the name of your tree, you will see a little down arrow – click on that. A dropdown menu will appear. Choose “Sharing”. A box will pop up where you can share your tree with someone either using their username or their e-mail address. Please send the invite to this email address: dna@irishfamilyhistorycentre.com

Ancestor 1: Please provide a brief overview of your research goals, including the names, dates, addresses and other pertinent information on the ancestor you are interested in.(Required)

Ancestor 2: Please provide a brief overview of your research goals, including the names, dates, addresses and other pertinent information on the ancestor you are interested in.

Ancestor 3: Please provide a brief overview of your research goals, including the names, dates, addresses and other pertinent information on the ancestor you are interested in.

Please provide a brief overview of your research goals, including the names, dates, addresses and other pertinent information on the ancestors you are interested in.(Required)

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