« Reply #8 on: Thursday 02 August 18 17:29 BST (UK) »
It sounds like the father of adopted English 1958 A may possibly be a first cousin of a grandparent of Aussie 1994 B. If Ancestry are right in their predictions the MRCA (most recent common ancestor) will turn out to be one of A's great grandparents who also happens to be one of B's great great grandparents. A and B themselves will be 2nd cousins once removed (once removed means one generation different).
Investigate the brothers of B's 1930's born grandparents. I would be looking for a man who may have crossed paths with A's mother. Keep an open mind, the relationship resulting in the birth of A may have been fleeting and with a serviceman. In the 1950s most UK men had to do National Service and the same may have applied to other countries too.
Jane :-)
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