My husband and I received our DNA results from 23&Me. The turnaround was sooner than expected. As eager as we were to receive the results, we didn't review them until a week or so later. We were very busy and wanted to take our times going over the information.
We can both debunk our claims of Native American ancestry. I only have 0.6% while my husband's drop-down has 0.0%. Even more so, he can discontinue his 'slapahoe' tribe jokes. Ha! One thing I can take from this is, if your grandmother, or great-grandmother, and so on has ever had a long white-haired ponytail, don't attribute it to her being Native American. For your own information, find out to be sure.
We've connected with "cousins" of whom we share DNA traits with, some close, some distant. For instance, I've connected with a 'cousin' in Ireland. While I've connected my husband with a 'cousin' in Oklahoma. It's rather interesting finding long-lost relatives and connecting to learn more. The amount spent on the tests are worth it.
Would it be crazy to take the Ancestry.com test to compare them with 23&Me, for kicks?
We can both debunk our claims of Native American ancestry. I only have 0.6% while my husband's drop-down has 0.0%. Even more so, he can discontinue his 'slapahoe' tribe jokes. Ha! One thing I can take from this is, if your grandmother, or great-grandmother, and so on has ever had a long white-haired ponytail, don't attribute it to her being Native American. For your own information, find out to be sure.
We've connected with "cousins" of whom we share DNA traits with, some close, some distant. For instance, I've connected with a 'cousin' in Ireland. While I've connected my husband with a 'cousin' in Oklahoma. It's rather interesting finding long-lost relatives and connecting to learn more. The amount spent on the tests are worth it.
Would it be crazy to take the Ancestry.com test to compare them with 23&Me, for kicks?
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