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|    MB to Ian Goddard    |
|    Re: Why I am not interested in DNA    |
|    21 Apr 19 16:18:53    |
      From: MB@nospam.net              On 21/04/2019 15:43, Ian Goddard wrote:       > My position on this is very simple: do I have a question which needs DNA       > to answer it? So far, no; nor do I envisage how I might find one.       >       > Ian              It is the sort of thing that you might only find out through a test.              I found a half-sister through conventional means, we had not knowledge       until we were told and I managed to find her. If we had not been told       then we would never have known but it is the sort of thing that might       have been found through DNA.              I found one very close match through DNA (on the other side of the       world). The person did say that one of his family did not know who her       father was. Through comparing information, we are very sure that it was       one of my ancestors which would fit with the DNA evidence. You can be       never be sure but but there are several things which tend to confirm it       is very likely.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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