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Offline GAJM1

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Skeleton in the Closet
« on: Sunday 07 September 14 07:51 BST (UK) »
Just wondering if there are any experts on Autosomal DNA that could give me some advice.
My cousin and I took the Autosomal test and its shows we arent related at all (only very very far out and saying 7 to 8 generations less than 8cm's) when it should say 2 to 3 generations. This kinda confirms a family rumour does anyone know if it is possible for a 2nd cousin once removed to have as low a match as 8cm's or below? There is also a fact that my grand uncle's name is not on her grandmother's baptism or birth cert father's name is left unknown.


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Re: Skeleton in the Closet
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 24 December 14 08:44 GMT (UK) »
A second cousin once removed would share around 100 cMs with you.
McCorkell, Peoples, Reid, Rutherford and others - Donegal and Londonderry.
McCorkle - Glasgow, Scotland
Hensman, Docker, Rhodes, Cowley, Morris - England