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mfh asked: As a child I remember listing my different nationalities (as we called them) although we were referring to ethnic background. I remember my friends and my parents always saying that all Americans had Amerindian ancestry. I never really thought about it over the years but recently I had an autosomal DNA test which [...]
Jeremy Descrist Fuhenstasse Sun asked: Native Americans came from Asia and so I am of their ancestor, sort of. Thus, I can legitimately claim Native American ancestry? I’m haplogroup A, which is also a Native American genetic marker. Where I’m from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanzhong My mt DNA type: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_A_(mtDNA) No, I did not ask this.Genealogy: Uncovering Your [...]
Pr1nc3SS asked: Yes I am doing research for my boss… He got a letter from an old relative saying that his grandparents are both half cherokee. I went threw Ancestry.com and nothing the census doesn’t even say anything about being Indian or not. So my next step is to spend $130 for a Ancestor DNA [...]
Question Queen on Royal Throne! asked: My family members keep playing mind games about who my real father is. They said that the man named on my birth certificate isn’t my father, but plenty of people say we look a lot like him. My mom’s Black & maybe Indian, & he’s a Louisiana Creole. He’s [...]
Taners asked: My husband is part Blackfoot. In photos of his Grandmother you can see that she is Native American. Her father was Norweigian, her mother Native American. Her birth certificate lists her as white. I have been told that because she had a father that was white, she was listed as that. Because Native [...]
lisak asked: Hi I did an ancestry by dna test a while back. It showed 12% Native American. I am totally white looking. Is this alot of indian for a white girl from USA? Has anyone else had results like this? Just curious??Ancestry.com DNA testing Bookmark this site here:
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