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Ancestry.com changed how it determines ethnicity and people are upset

September 24, 2018September 22, 2018 S. Caruthers1 Comment

Ancestry.com has made some changes and many are not liking their new results. I myself am wondering how I can go from 24% Scandinavian to zero when my great-grandfather was born in Sweden and immigrated to the US in 1883?? For more info on click here

 

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Posted in Cold Case, DNA, GenealogyTagged Cold Case, DNA, genealogy, long lost family, roots, siblings

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