Documents: Jessica Horne Collins, “Writing a DNA Proof Argument for Texas Heritage Certificates and the Early Texans DNA Project,” <em>Stirpes</em> 60 (March 2021): 24–26.: Early Texans DNA Project

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Jessica Horne Collins, “Writing a DNA Proof Argument for Texas Heritage Certificates and the Early Texans DNA Project,” Stirpes 60 (March 2021): 24–26.

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