Have anyone taken a DNA testing.
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You're anti-smart
Trenton Mihm
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It just proves how much of loser you are @Finn2.0
Don't be mean Trenny bby
Trenton Mihm
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Who say I am Finn2.0 if you got nothing to comment to this thread then stop respond then.
Literally nobody would say you are me
I have- I've done both 23 and Me, and Ancestry. Pretty cool to dig into! I have a huge interest in geneology, and I've loved diving into my family history. Recently (within the last 2 weeks) I found out that one of my coworkers is a cousin....which is insane, as he relocated his family here to when we offered him the job 4 years ago...so he isn't even from around here. 🙂
DontCostYaNuffin
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Same. I’m a genealogy geek. It’s funny, my direct family are all from Europe, except for 3 or 4 relatives who migrated to the US 100-110 years ago, but most of my cousin matches are from the US. I’m mostly German, Dutch, English and distant Eastern Euro (Silesian German) and Scandinavian (Norwegian/Swedish/Danish) Best company in terms of accuracy for me is 23andme, but Gedmatch, a free genealogy website with literally hundreds of ancestry oracles/tools is probably superior to 23andme, depending on the calculator you use.
DontCostYaNuffin
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I’m distantly related to Margot Robbie through her mother’s side. Margot’s maternal grandfather was Herbert Justus Kessler (the son of Johannes Justus Kessler and Erna Dolcia Kowald). Erna was born in Australia, the daughter of Johannes Berthold Kowald, whose father was from Silesia, Prussia. Kowald is probably a German variant of Kowalski.
My paternal great grandfather and his mother were born in Breslau, Silesia (Prussia/Germany) now Wrocław, Poland. Silesian Germans/Poles are all closely related to each other. Most are descended from German settlers from Saxony, Franconia and Austria (Austria in my case) who intermarried with Poles.
My paternal great grandfather and his mother were born in Breslau, Silesia (Prussia/Germany) now Wrocław, Poland. Silesian Germans/Poles are all closely related to each other. Most are descended from German settlers from Saxony, Franconia and Austria (Austria in my case) who intermarried with Poles.
Muzik Luver
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I did, but I don't know if I buy the results. I don't think the technology is quite there yet to retrieve such data.
Trenton Mihm
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Sound like you are stuck the pre 2000's age for you base the image you go in your profile. @Muzik Luver
Muzik Luver
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Not really. I embrace any technological advances that come along, just not sure about ascertaining total information of one's ancestry from these types of tests. The image is there because it is a fond recollection of a piece of audio equipment that was in our household as a child.
Trenton Mihm
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Funny you should read about DNA testing and companies and how it takes to map out the DNA and now how fast it can complete now. @Muzik Luver
Muzik Luver
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Mine was done a few years ago. It might be interesting to do it again and see if the results differ from the previous one.
DontCostYaNuffin
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They become more accurate over time.
Sounds like you are not worth responding to.
DontCostYaNuffin
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Would be nice if we could all stay stay on topic instead of making a mockery out of a mental disorder.
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DontCostYaNuffin
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Dutch, German, Scandinavian and British Isles basically, and no, Orcadian isn’t something out of Lord of the Rings. It refers to someone from the Orkney Isles, basically a mixed Scando-Brit, similar to Icelandic and Björk.