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Tag Archives: DNA analysis
Ancestry discoveries – well, *that’s* interesting!
I’ve had to give up most coffee and all chocolate, because of migraine headaches. No, I’m not happy about it. The headaches are so much better, but cutting back on those was not my first choice. I don’t drink alcohol, … Continue reading
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GEDmyth – Digging into the past with GEDmatch.com
Some who know me are aware that I’m big into genealogy. I come from a fairly connected extended family who have mostly kept in touch with each other, and my relatives have done a fair amount of family history research. … Continue reading
GEDMyth – GEDmatch.com Population Spreadsheet for Dodecad V3
Here’s a list of all the populations associated with my DNA using the Dodecad V3 calculator. Not in order of importance or prevalence – just more or less there. This is a short list, compared to another I ran earlier … Continue reading