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I watched an Ancestry video, saying what an amazing thing this was, and how the speaker had found masses of new matches, but she also said that it was a huge process, taking every match for all the millions who have submitted DNA samples, and that Ancestry hadn't determined even if to do an update. I suspect that, for whatever reason, the process simply wasn't completed for my cousin's data. Otherwise the over 100cM matches that I have identified ought to be included.
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11,937 Parent 1 my mum's side
8,744 Parent 2 my dad's side 3252 unassigned. most of which are 4-6 or 5-8 cousins and have no trees. My family's go back to the 1500's in Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, Cumberland, Northumberland and Durham so interesting that most must be lumped into larger areas. I assume the Scandinavian area's and Scotland are from my Northumberland, Cumberland and Durham families. England & Northwestern Europe 54% Devon & Cornwall, England Yorkshire & East Midlands, England North Yorkshire, East Riding & Lincolnshire Scotland 28% Ireland 12% Sweden & Denmark 2% Norway 2% Wales 2%
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Is there anyone else who does not yet have this breakdown into Parent 1 and Parent 2 facility? Is it still being rolled out or is it just that I do not have enough matches at an appropriate level for Ancestry to work things out.
At the moment I have a total of 10.478 matches of which 214 are 4th cousin or closer. Only 50 count as close family. |
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It is still being rolled out, Crawfie.
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I haven't got it yet, either.
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