Do you know your heritage?
Recently I’ve been interested in my heritage and the idea of finding out about my DNA heritage. I ordered the DNA kit from Ancestry.ca and shipped it out a few days before this video was uploaded. It said it would take over 6 weeks for my results to be returned.
Look forward to Part 2 when my results come in!
Here is the story about the incest in my family. It was my 13th Great grandmother and grandfather who were siblings, their child had married their first cousin. I only shared the story because I think it is funny.
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You should get your dog's DNA done too.
AncestryDNA is a good choice for people like yourself with British ancestry.
There are, however, some advances being made in the field. In January, results are going to start rolling in for English people who took LivingDNA's test. LivingDNA has been trying to identify many regional clusters within England, and has also been doing research on Ireland. I would recommend you read the DNA forums at Anthrogenica.com next month because the discussions about LivingDNA should be interesting where people compare their extensive family tree locations to what LivingDNA estimates for their regions within the UK.