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An occasional posting of my interesting genealogy finds. I recently received an email about a DNA match from. Someone looking for information on Tooles in New Brunswick. I have Tooles in my family tree, but only as potential half-brothers to my 3rd great-grandfather Robert Ogden. I could not understand how we could share DNA. OK, bad analogy, but you understand what I mean. It began with an oft repeated search on Ancestry.
Monday, July 18, 2011. A while back I was contacted by a distant cousin David McGimpsey from the NewTonards, Ireland area.
Sources for Dutch genealogy research. Trace your Dutch roots online. Trace your Ellis Island ancestors into The Netherlands. Willem de Kooning, a case study. Ancestors of Willem de Kooning. Trace your Dutch roots blog. A look at Dutch catholic immigration to Wisconsin, by Bruce W.
Sources for Dutch genealogy research. Trace your Dutch roots online. Trace your Ellis Island ancestors into The Netherlands. Willem de Kooning, a case study. Ancestors of Willem de Kooning. Trace your Dutch roots blog. A look at Dutch catholic immigration to Wisconsin, by Bruce W.
Sources for Dutch genealogy research. Trace your Dutch roots online. Trace your Ellis Island ancestors into The Netherlands. Willem de Kooning, a case study. Ancestors of Willem de Kooning. Trace your Dutch roots blog. A look at Dutch catholic immigration to Wisconsin, by Bruce W.
Sources for Dutch genealogy research. Trace your Dutch roots online. Trace your Ellis Island ancestors into The Netherlands. Willem de Kooning, a case study. Ancestors of Willem de Kooning. Trace your Dutch roots blog. A look at Dutch catholic immigration to Wisconsin, by Bruce W.
The vines on my husbands side include Brewer, George, House and Prewett. Mine include Danchak, Doran, Dushek, McCrosky, McLaughlin, Rosa, and Stroud. You mean I actually have to talk about me? View my complete profile.
Information, tips, and other interesting finds on this personal journey. Unfortunately, the match comes to me from AncestryDNA. While AncestryDNA is one of the most popular, it also gives the least amount of advanced tools. I cannot see where we match on our DNA as there is no Chromosome Browser like every other site has. I have contacted my match and asked if they would upload their data to GEDMatch.
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