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   2431s   could anyone please tell me what the small s signifies please on the birth registration list, there are several on the page. This is from 1970, thank you.

My friends father was illegitimate. She has had her DNA tested with Ancestry.She has a well researched tree. She  has one match at 220cM.(2nd to 3rd cousin) This woman's family are all from Somerset.  ( Another match at 59cM (4th to 6th cousin) has some of the same people) My friends maternal line on her fathers side is  from Leicestershire and her lines on her mothers side from Newcastle and Nottinghamshire. Will this automatically mean her missing paternal grandfather was from Somerset? Should she be checking out the "double" names on these two ladies tree's? Sorry if I am being very thick here.
Her half brother (same dad) is waiting for his dna results. Her cousin, dads half sisters child (same mother) is also just doing a test. Hopefully this will get her dads line. Wondering where to go from here?

 I decided to load my DNA to this site, after a friend said it had been very helpful to her. I also started to put a tree up.
I had my first E Mail 3 hours later. From a lady asking me about "Bloggs" and we were connected. I have no "Bloggs" in my tree.
Logging on this morning and looking at my very simple tree, my great grandmother has a little yellow box with "Discovery". Clicking on this I find "Here is the Discovery that can add 40 people to your family tree:"
So simply put, can I add 40 names to my tree, that I have not checked? So this really is build your tree instantly....
Probably can now see why my friend thought it was helpful!

I started to make a DNA tree, as my friends father was illegitimate. I have compiled a tree of two of her 2-3rd cousins. How can I add her and her dad as random "floaters" on this tree? I realise it may not even be possible, but I am hoping...