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Nice one!:bananaman:
I'll be lucky to survive that day!
I've got another party in the evening.
All ready for some three way party action..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...4&d=1734269822
^ Is that MM?
You know what I'm on about...
Ok I'll post up your DNA genetic make-up..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...6&d=1734273845
Word.
I've been managing my mother's results/sample, and today it came up that there is an update available for free. That updates the Ethnicity Estimate.
v.95 to v2.5 or sum'in like that.
https://blog.myheritage.com/2025/02/...hnicity-model/
Googled to make sure me credit card wasn't going to be billed $299 or some shiz for it. And it appears not.
Selected to update both me kid's and me mum's, and it says that it takes a day and should be available tomorrow. Will be interesting to see if there are any differences from the initial EE.
Do you have to keep paying for this service after initial results, to see potential DNA matches?
Nope.
You literally get around 1000 emails per week from them about such things. I'll unsubscribe soon.
The first page of matches is a bit interesting, then there are around 2500 pages of Great Grand Parent's Uncle's 5th cousin's step-brother.
Not that many Asian matches (for my kid's sample) as not many use this company outside of Europe and America, but a few based in Europe that are cousins of Edith.
More interesting for mixed-race kids, really. My mum's one is a bit boring as it's pretty much what we already knew. The kid has some Melanesian, presumably from the human migration 1000s of years ago, and some of her ancestors stayed here, and some kept traveling south, so that DNA path still connects, and 4% from an area of Sweden, which must come from my dad's side. Either Swedish traders traveled to Italy to sell seal skins or Italian dodgy-fookers went to Sweden to run numbers rackets.
It was only something like $70-80 for 2 kits and a bit of fun for them to do and have.
Aye sounds alright, that was Ancestry dot com?
^ myheritage.com
Some pretty big changes in their Ethnicity Estimate between the 2.
The mother has picked up 3.3% Breton, 1%+ of French, plus the same of another region not to be proud of.
The kid has picked up 3.8% Bengali. :bigeyes:
Smelly, head-wobbly, Bengali. :/
So presumably Edith is somehow 7%+ Bengali. I doubt she'll be mentioning it socially. :)
Test kit on the way.
Playing with fire here.
Weird that,my revised results have just come back after you mentioned it and my youngest is showing 2% Bengali, I'll keep that secret from him.
He's also showing 8% welsh/Scottish now.
He still.has a high Danish percentage of DNA similar to me now and nothing like my 76% before.
I'm down to 25% Danish which is more realistic.
Also English is coming up as DNA ethnicity unlike before.
The ethnicities are constantly changing and evolving with more people signing up.
The revised map for my youngest that came today compared to the old one from December..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...4&d=1738859943
FFS I've lost my 5% Jewish blood and gone full Celtic/Viking..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...5&d=1738860469
Yet yours stay the same..
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...6&d=1738860758
:kma::smileylaughing::bananaman:
It turns out my maternal grandfather was a Czech diplomat who came to the UK via Marseilles after the German invasion in 1938. He was in the Czech air-force in some capacity during WW2. Apparently I have relatives in Kysak, in East Slovakia. He fathered my mother with an Irish Catholic girl whilst still married to a Czech woman. His mother was Prussian, which explains the DNA. I am most disturbed by the 2% Scottish bit. Hopefully that was my appendix, now removed.
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:smileylaughing:it not all bad having some Scottish DNA like myself.
Means your canny with money!
While I'm starting to be a bit suspicious, and wouldn't mind the geographical groups to be a bit more precise than some wide ranging 'England & North Western Europe' claim, they obviously do it with some level of precision.
In the DNA matches it immediately lists my mother and daughter as grand daughter/grandmother, my uncle as the kid's grand uncle etc. Mendo mentioned his kid did hers whilst in the UK, with a fully western name, which gave no clue to a SEA ancestry and it came back with the info as should.
But.... Bengali.... maybe there was some randy migrant servant that got his way with Edith's great grandmother after too much sake or spiked sushi back in imperial times. The lil fooker.
Yeah, it's not an exact science.
Best ways is to take it all as a bit of light hearted fun.
It may get more precise in the future, who knows.
One born every minute. :D