I just found genetic matches to people with ancestors that were native to, settled in, &/or lived in Acadia in the 17th and 18th century (possibly 16th) I’d like find out more about my ancestors and find out about the Huron, Mi’kmiq and Acadian. My family oral history is that some were native to the area Canada/ Nova Scotia, and in the 16th century some ancestors from France, maybe Normandy, emigrated to St Pierre de Mequillon, Newfoundland. They were master stone masons and then possibly fur trappers
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Jennifer E. Monaghan
Born 1960s.
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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- First-hand information. Entered by Jennifer Monaghan at registration.[2]
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- Monaghan, Jennifer. (Living, on file).
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Jennifer:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Jennifer:
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Jennifer Monaghan:
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My name is John Kingman. I am a Coordinator with the WikiTree DNA Project.
Since you have started following a DNA tag, you may be interested in how you can use DNA test matches with your relatives to strengthen your genealogy on WikiTree. You will find the answers in the Help pages, of which the DNA Help category page shows all the DNA help that is available, and the How to Get Started with DNA page is highlighted. Also the DNA Features page can show you various ways that DNA tests can work with your genealogy. For a detailed guide to connecting DNA test results to WikiTree profiles via GEDmatch, look here.
You may see some relatives show up in your list of "DNA Connections" on your profile if they have added a DNA test to their profile. These DNA Connections are possible DNA test matches, they are not sufficient for marking parental relationships as "confirmed with DNA" without providing a DNA Confirmation source citation providing details of an acceptable DNA match. You may find that you have acceptable matches with some of them. There is more information about DNA Connections on the DNA Test Connections page.
When you are ready to start documenting that your genealogy sources are confirmed by DNA test matches, be sure to follow the guidance at the Confirmed with DNA help page. Also, I strongly recommend using the DNA Confirmation Citation Maker WikiTree app for creating and/or validating your DNA confirmation source citations. Note that a profile should not be marked "confirmed with DNA" without source citations for both genealogy and relevant DNA test matches.
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