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17th May 07, 04:26 PM
#14
 Originally Posted by Fedgunner
The reason I ask is that my wife's great, great Da, was a Welsh orphan.
(Talk about a dead end on a genalogy trek! They made up his name.)
Not necessarily a dead end. If he has a male line descendant (that is, if he had a son who had a son who had a son, etc.), that man's Y chromosome can be tested by the folks at www.ftdna.com, the genealogical genetic testing company with the largest database, and compared with that of other men. There may be a match or a close match that could prove helpful.
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