Clustering transforms large match lists into meaningful networks of connected matches that can lead to genealogical breakthroughs. This session will demystify how Ancestry’s clustering algorithms work and show you how to apply the cluster output strategically in your own family history projects.

**This workshop will require an active Ancestry subscription, AncestryDNA test results, and an active Pro Tools subscription.

Discount option. No recording!

Recording available on 19 February 2026. Access through 16 October 2026.

About the Toolmaster: As one of the most sought-after genealogists and internationally recognized educators, Angie Bush combines years of experience in biotech with a passion for genealogical research and a unique ability to solve seemingly impossible cases. She is a Fellow of the National Genealogical Society and a recognized leader in the field of genetic genealogy. Angie blends deep technical expertise with a passion for connecting people to their roots. Her primary research interests involve using DNA test results to help people reclaim their heritage. This includes cases of unknown parentage, such as recent adoption and donor conception, slavery, or history lost through events like the Holocaust.

With an academic background in biotechnology, Angie brings scientific rigor to every project. A dynamic educator and frequent speaker at national and international conferences, Angie is known for making complex DNA concepts accessible to genealogists of all levels. Her work has been featured in publications, media, and high profile research collaborations, and she continues to shape the future of the field through leadership, innovation, and mentorship. Angie is a Utah native and currently lives in Salt Lake City.