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This research is ongoing, and is being revised constantly. Please contact me if you have any additions or corrections for my site.


  1. You can fill in the feedback form at the bottom of each webpage:
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  2. Or you can email me:
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  3. Or you can send post to:
    Dr. Mark Humphrys,
    School of Computing,
    Dublin City University,
    Glasnevin, Dublin 9, Ireland.

  4. Or you can ring me:
    Tel: (+353 1) 700-8059

  5. Or you can fax me:
    Fax: (+353 1) 700-5442

If this site is ever down:

If this site is ever down due to some technical fault,
news of what's happening will be posted at my professional home page.


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This entire site (including images and video) is being archived there:

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This project is separate to DCU

I host this project in the U.S., not in my personal webspace at Dublin City University (DCU) in Ireland.

This project is separate to DCU, with two exceptions: (a) I use my university box for postal correspondence. I can change this if there is a problem. But I think this is reasonable because: (b) DCU has benefited over the years from this project, as in the following:


  1. I have published papers on this work in Computers in Genealogy, with my affiliation given as DCU.

  2. I have done media work on this project, with my affiliation given as DCU, in Nature, The Atlantic Monthly, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Newsweek, Forbes, USA Today and The Irish Times, and on National Public Radio, CBS News, ABC News, MSNBC, Fox News, CTV and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

  3. I have supervised Masters projects at DCU based on this work:
    1. On The Common Ancestors of the Inhabitants of Ireland, Ashley Callaghan, Shane Connolly and Mairead Skally, M.Sc. in Bioinformatics, DCU.
    2. A Computer Simulation of the Genealogy of the Icelandic Population, Tim Downing, Stephen McNally and Victoria Heffron, M.Sc. in Bioinformatics, DCU.

  4. I have supervised Undergraduate projects at DCU based on this work:
    1. GEDCOM 2 narrative family tree converter, Andrew Martin, B.Sc. in Computer Applications, 3rd year project, DCU.


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