Hi List -
Feeling a bit lop sided, and leaning heavily towards my Maternal side on
Ancestry.
Dad's families from the Azores, researched back to late 1680ish.
Mom's families from Ireland, Scotland and England.
>From Mom's areas, Ancestry ranks me at 72%; FTDNA at 54%; and My Heritage
at 47.7%.
Cheri thanks for that great explanation. It is the best explanation I have ever
read regarding the differences in DNA test results, and the diffrent companies
who test. Absolutely Outstanding!
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Wonderful answer Cheri and thank you for the personal analysis on my Dna
results!!
Susan
> On Nov 16, 2018, at 9:44 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
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> And Rosemarie didn't mention that she also got some DNA matches that she
> doesn't have on FTDNA. New cousins to connect with! That's why we do this
Cheri,
Thank you! Your clarification should help a lot of folks. It is a ‘process’.
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> On Nov 16, 2018, at 9:44 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
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> And Rosemarie didn't mention that she also got some DNA matches that she
> doesn't have on FTDNA. New cousins to connect with! That's
I just transferred mine and my mother’s. She passed away several years ago.
I have regretted not having her test with Ancestry, so this was a no
brainer!
Of course we are both on Gedmatch, too.
I had an account with MyHeritage several years ago so there is an existing
tree. I didn’t renew with
And Rosemarie didn't mention that she also got some DNA matches that she
doesn't have on FTDNA. New cousins to connect with! That's why we do this :)
Now that ethnicity ESTIMATE thing..
Each company has contracted with population geneticists who have gone out
and taken samples from various
Cheri needs to explain to you about each company and who has tested with
them. It all depends on what that company is basing their info on. She can
explain better than I can. Also, as Michael has stated, and we all know,
the Azores were settled by many peoples from different lands. Europe was
also
I just got back from my first trip to Sao Miguel and my family village,
Porto Formoso. My family left there in 1883 for Hawaii. Our guide said the
archipelago began to be settled sixty years before Columbus sailed for the
New World, the first settlers included the Flemish, and some were from
Hi List,
I transferred my FTDna raw data over to MyHeritage with Cheri's
instructions, on Nov. 12th. I just now was notified that my ethnicity
breakdown was available. Quite a few differences from FTDna! On FTDna I
have *zero *Iberian ethnicity showing, on MyHeritage I show 47%! I show 84%
Europe
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