Tag Archives: 23andMe

Identifinders International Announces DNA Study for Child Survivors of the Holocaust

Posted on September 5, 2012 by identifinders

Identifinders International, in collaboration with 23andMe and Missing-Identity.net, announces a pilot study to help child survivors of the Holocaust to recover their birth identities. It is hoped that autosomal DNA testing will allow these survivors to discover family connections that would otherwise be … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Birth Parents, Holocaust Project | Tagged 23andMe, autosomal testing, Birth Parents, child survivors, DNA Identification, DNA testing, Forensic Genealogy, hidden chidlren, Holocaust survivors, Identifinders, missing-identity, Poland, Unidentified | 5 Comments

Benjaman’s 23 and Me Matches

Posted on December 9, 2010 by identifinders

Benjaman Kyle is the adopted name of an amnesiac who was found near Savannah, GA in August 2004. (See his Wikipedia page for more details.) Since recovering from a severe beating that left him unconscious, he cannot remember who he … Continue reading →

Posted in Benjaman Kyle | Tagged 23andMe, 3rd cousins, 4th cousins, 5th cousins, amnesia, Amnesiac, autosomal DNA, Benjaman Kyle, DNA Identification, DNA matches, Forensic Genealogy, Greenville SC, Identifinders, Indianapolis, Missing Persons, Saluda SC, Savannah, Unidentified | 9 Comments

Tag Archives: 23andMe

Identifinders International Announces DNA Study for Child Survivors of the Holocaust

Benjaman’s 23 and Me Matches

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