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Genetic genealogy books explore how DNA testing and genetic analysis can uncover family origins, build and confirm family trees, and resolve questions of identity and kinship. This category includes practical guides to autosomal, Y-DNA, and mitochondrial DNA testing; instruction on interpreting ethnicity estimates, haplogroups, matches, and shared segments; and strategies for integrating DNA evidence with traditional records. It features case studies and memoirs—from adoptee and unknown-parentage searches to historical and forensic investigations—as well as overviews of tools and databases used by researchers. Many titles also address population history and migration patterns, and examine the ethical, cultural, and privacy implications of genetic research. Suitable for beginners through advanced researchers, these works provide methods, best practices, and real-world examples to help readers use DNA to answer genealogical questions.

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