Debbie Place
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Apr 2022 | 39 contributions | 7 thank-yous | 478 connections
Signed 11 Apr 2022 | 39 contributions | 7 thank-yous | 478 connections
Trying to see if there is a link between the Busby family that I am related to and James Busby. Found out that my ex husband was adopted in his 40's, would love to find his mother for my daughter, it is a huge missing link.
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Debbie Place
Ancestors 
Child of Lionel Teremoana Hewlett
and Noeline Jean Morrison
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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| Created 11 Apr 2022
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Debbie Place:
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~1.56%
Bret Busby
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~1.56%
Dene Busby :
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With your Busby-Hicks-Morrison interests, I think you may be of a branch of my Busby lineage, of which, the evidence does not show a relationship to James Busby of the Treaty of Waitangi fame (multiple people named James Busby, have existed).
I am interested in your ancestry being published - parents ->grandparents->great-grandparents->great-greatgrandparents, in connection with your profile. I have not been able to go back beyond my great-great-grandfather of my Busby lineage.
With your genealogical DNA tests, I am interested in the prospect (if you decide to get one) of you getting a FamilyTreeDNA Family Finder Test. This is best done, when they have a discount offer - I expect the next one will be for Mothers Day. A Busby name genealogy DNA Group Project exists at FamilyTreeDNA.
You might also be interested in viewing the web page at busbygenealogy.net .
Blasto! I wanted to be famous! I really thought that Louisa's Dad was the nephew of James Busby. My mothers cousin had done a lot of work on the family tree and I thought I had found something that made the link. I will have to dig that out again.
I have done an Ancestry DNA then uploaded to My Heritage of which the ethnicities changed quite a bit - who is accurate? How do I upload the data here?
I am a novice researcher who likes to dabble in family history in my spare time.
Awesome, I will check out the web page as mentioned above.
Have a great Easter!
Debbie
Having just found and subscribed and posted to the applicable mailing list, in the last couple of days, I thought you might like to view the web page at https://groups.io/g/genealogy-dna/topic/comparing_ancestrydna_and/77260855?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate/sticky,,,20,2,0,77260855,previd%3D1650989768419998205,nextid%3D1601668711167897450&previd=1650989768419998205&nextid=1601668711167897450 and read all of the messages on the web page, to see what is said about variations in ethnicities from genealogical DNA testing.
I have posted this here, in case others with a similar query about ethnicities, find this.
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Our Adoption Angels group has set up this page on Historic Adoptions. Hopefully, this will help you find out about your daughter's grandmother.
Good luck with your search, I hope you are successful.
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