Posted by Tim in New York on December 27, 2018 at 11:27:41 from (173.45.179.246):
In Reply to: ancestry DNA posted by boberjagel on December 26, 2018 at 16:31:04:
I did a test thru Ancestry a year or so ago for my cousin. He was trying to trace our family back to the 1600's in Boston and ran into a problem where the British burned the town records twice in either Rhode Island or Mass. And what he was trying to prove needed my father's DNA, not his mother's. My test has not helped him much yet to prove the lineage. But it has connected me with several 2nd and 3rd cousins from all over the country that I had no idea existed, and they all confirmed back to the same area of upstate NY where I live now. Oddly enough though, thru my mother's side of the family, rather than dad's side, which is the side of my cousin who started me on this.
As far as origin, no surprises there. Although the first analysis showed traces from places that surprised me. Those disappeared when they gave me an update recently, based on them changing their metrics.
All very interesting and I have no concerns about my info being in their database.
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