52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks 2025: Week 17 (DNA)
When I first started searching our family history it didn't take me long to realize DNA would be needed to sort out my father's paternal line.
In doing DNA for that purpose many other details became clear.
BUT DNA testing has also created some confusion.
Added to the challenge of sorting how a match is connected to our Bramble Bush are errors in the trees of our matches.
This week I decided to look at ThruLines to see if there was anything new since I last looked at them.
I discovered something that made me look closer....
My maternal grandmother's maternal line, Dendy, has a potential connection to her paternal line, Bayes.
Death 19 OCT 1986 • Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
&
Death 17 SEP 1974 • Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
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The Bayes Family: Rose, Hap, Amy, Fred |
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The Bayes Family: Rose, Hap, Amy, Fred |
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The Bayes Family: Rose, Hap, Amy, Fred |
Since ThruLines on Ancestry can't be taken as fact I began searching for documents that I was not able to find.
A GedMatch check says grandma's parents aren't related:
This is why I search -
Cause ...
You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your family you know!
***Any errors are my own. Please send me any updates or corrections via the comments at the bottom of this blog post***
Photos:
GedMatch Clip
Personal
Links:
Amy Johnson Crow, 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Challenge
https://www.amyjohnsoncrow.com/52-ancestors-in-52-weeks/
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