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September 08, 2005
Genographic update
I am now starting to get e-mails from people who have matches to my Y-chromosome DNA and share a relatively recent ancestor - that is, somewhere in the last few hundred years. I can see this is going to prove very interesting indeed as we explore the where and who.
For the moment, most of them seem to have fairly organised information and family relationship charts, whereas mine is still very patchy and incomplete. While I know a lot about the broad sweep of the family, there are some significant "missing links" between my branch and the supposed parent branch. Finding them is going to be quite a task methinks, and perhaps this will help.
Another task for the "Golden Years" perhaps. I can hear myself now - "They just don't make family trees like they used to!"
Maybe not!
Posted by The Gray Monk at September 8, 2005 05:26 PM
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I would like to participate, but it's going to take me awhile to save up the hundred bucks to buy the kit...in the meantime, 'good hunting!' on your geneology.
Posted by: Susie at September 11, 2005 03:46 PM