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Shared DNA Match Clustering Grid — Fillable & Printable PDF
Description
Sort your matches into family branches. The Shared Match Clustering Grid uses the proven “shared match” method to group your DNA matches into clusters that each point to a common ancestral line — so you can finally tell which matches belong to which side of your family. Plot your matches across the grid, mark who shares with whom, and the branches reveal themselves.
The fields are fully fillable, with no special software — work on screen, print the grid for your binder, or save it digitally. It brings order to the most confusing part of DNA research, turning an overwhelming match list into clearly defined family groups — a structured, lasting record of how your genetic network fits together for the relatives who’ll continue the work.
What’s included
– Fillable PDF grid for clustering matches by shared connections
– Based on the widely used shared-match (Leeds-style) method
– Visually separates matches into distinct family branches
– Pinpoints which side of the family a match belongs to
– Print for your binder or save digitally as clusters develop
– Clear grid layout designed for legibility
FAQ
What is match clustering? It’s a method that groups your DNA matches by who they also match — each cluster tends to descend from one common ancestral couple, revealing your family branches.
Do I need software? No — the grid is form-fillable in any free PDF reader or browser; just type.
Can I print it as well? Yes — print for your binder or keep the digital file and update it as your clusters grow.
Is the purchase secure? Yes — encrypted, secure checkout with an instant download.
