Mapping the DNA matches across platforms

Last Friday's post featured some simple family maps, built using free tools with Diagrams dot net (formerly Draw.io). This is similar to working in LucidChart, without Lucid's AI tools and no account is (currently) required to use it.

Family mapping in Diagrams.net.

What is helpful is that I can scroll across and build out the trees for both families, keeping the two families grouped above, and then "offscreen" on the left of the chart add DNA matches descending from the children of Vicente Antonio Campuzano. I can then color code those, and show centimorgans in common from the known testers at Ancestry, MyHeritage, FamilyTreeDNA, 23andme, or uploaded to Gedmatch.

This is a manual process for me, but I'm finding it useful to see where there are gaps, groups of closer matches, and then I can use the chart to try to make sense of segments in common from those testers not Ancestry (or who have also uploaded kits to FTDNA or Gedmatch).

Maybe there's a different way to do this, but so far this works.