Wordless Wednesday: My Dad With His Grandkids
My dad with his grandkids Summer 2012
Halloween 2018
My favorite narwhal and skeleton in the world.
"Say Cheese!"
"Say Cheese!"
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Screenshot of my DNA results page on Ancestry.com
Hmmm. Now the 70% West African matches up perfectly with the result from my first admixture test through AfricanAncestry. If you missed the results from that test from earlier in the year, here's the link to that post My DNA Admixture Results Are In! In my head I already had it figured that most of my European ancestry if not all was going to be from England and Ireland. My paternal grandfather was from Barbados so I thought immediately, west African and English. My mother's people I thought had possible Irish ancestry due to the white families that they were associated with during slavery. My DNA from the British Isles came out to be 10%. Okay, I thought that would be higher...moving on.
According to the oral history I had been…
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Wonderful picture, I had never know either of my grandfathers. I feel I had missed out on a great relationship.
ReplyDeleteThanks Claudia. I know it really is a blessing that my kids get to have a relationship with my parents. My husband's parents passed away but we try and talk about them to keep their memory alive.
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