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09-10-25, 18:29
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This year's Ancestry update
Is now in!
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"Keep your dreams as clean as silver" John Stewart 1939 - 2008 
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09-10-25, 18:51
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Still no Cornish given despite proven ancestry.
However, I now have Northern France including Brittany, which is probably my Cornish ancestors as the regions are closely connected.
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#3
09-10-25, 21:56
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Results as bizarre as ever. I now have a smidgeon of North East England ancestry. Given the number of Norfolk cousins who moved to that area, I wonder whether they've actually got things the right way round. Meanwhile my aunt now has Icelandic and South West Balkan ancestors. At least she finally has a bit of Irish blood. It's been a long time coming.
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10-10-25, 09:08
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My late brother's results made him half English, half Irish. Our paper research makes us half English, half Scots. For us to be Irish, not Scots would mean that my mum was adopted in......a most unlikely scenario. Fortunately for us, we were confident that Ancestry's Irish was our Scots but had we been new researchers with no knowledge of our own ancestry we could have been very misled.
OC
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#7
10-10-25, 22:16
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 OC, I have to say I was pleased to find myself in Cornwall. 
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#8
11-10-25, 08:55
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Lol Janet, you wouldn't be pleased if you really were in Cornwall, Land of Road Works at the moment!
OC
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11-10-25, 09:35
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12-10-25, 03:44
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