A Personal Voyage Through iGENEA DNA Testing: Saying Hello to My Past and Understanding the Roots of 'Justice'
Family name Justice
My iGENEA DNA testing journey was an enlightening deep-dive into my lineage, particularly the heritage of the surname Justice. The robust methodologies used and the precise data gleaned from autosomal, Y-DNA, and mitochondrial DNA revealed an elaborate picture of my ancestry, tracing back to dynastic era and led to fascinating revelations about the origins and evolution of my surname. The also test instilled a sense of community, introducing me to a network of fellow researchers and genealogy professionals.
My journey with iGENEA DNA testing was an immersion into the world of genetics that revealed impressive depth in the analysis of my ancestry. Starting with a simple saliva sample, the kit sent to me was easy to use and featured comprehensive instructions. IGENEA used a robust methodology, analyzing my genetic code to create a unique profile that drove my results.
iGENEA tests autosomal DNA, Y-DNA, and mitochondrial DNA, each offering different insights into one's heritage. Autosomal DNA is contributed by both parents and can bring to light an array of diverse ancestors in the family tree, useful for broad spectrum insight. Y-DNA test focuses on paternal ancestry, tracing the direct father's line, whilst mitochondrial DNA does the same for the maternal line. The combination of these, as in my case, painted a holistic and intricate picture of my lineage.
As for data accuracy, iGENEA prides itself in a massive comparative database, allowing a comprehensive referential framework. The lab process is meticulous, with repeated testing to ensure accuracy. Knowing this instilled confidence in my results.
Specifically, on the surname Justice, the DNA test showed its roots date back to dynastic times, pointing towards its French origin – ‘Justis’. It later Sabres through records of migration and societal evolution. This knowledge added a new dimension to my identity, making me feel more connected to my inherited story.
Moreover, an unexpected element of this journey was becoming part of the iGENEA community. The forum, professional consultants, and genealogy experts provided additional layers of interpretive context for my results.
Despite the substantial insights garnered, it's important to remember that the DNA testing is only one piece of the puzzle. Combining it with documented lineage and oral history completes the picture. The discovery of one's lineage is a personal voyage; my experience with iGENEA merely guided me, opening doors into my past and consequently, enlightening my present.
C. Justice