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I am successfully using the browser-based FamilySearch APIs (/platform/tree/persons/...) to obtain Person, Person Memories, Person Sources, and Person Notes information in JSON format.
I am not doing ...
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What records are available that might contain someone’s blood type?
Blood types can be helpful in determining paternity or non-paternity. Obviously, we would prefer to use DNA tests, but for people ...
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I received my 23 and me results and it says I share 52% DNA with my mom.
Is this possible?
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I recently uploaded one of the Autosomal DNA results I manage to GEDMatch.com and ran the X-Match routine and came up with a puzzling result.
The strongest result by far on the test has 37.2 shared ...
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My 3rd great grandmother was Muskogee.
I have no Native American DNA according to ancestry.com, yet my DNA matches also share this ancestor in our family trees.
Why, if we match DNA-wise and ...
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Because it is relatively uncommon to find sources of birth dates before the start of civil registration in England in 1837, it is a widespread (and I think not unreasonable) convention for ...
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I ordered a family DNA test from Ancestry.com and sent it in for lab processing, they received it and the web page shows:
Test in Process: Lab processing began on 02/26/2015
It is now four days ...
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My research subjects are two sisters who lived in College Point, Queens, NY. For the sister who died in 1902, I have the date of death and certificate number from the collection "New York City, ...
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