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Well, I did Ancestry.com and my biological sister did 23 and Me.
I was disappointed and pleasantly surprised at once.
Ancestry correctly pointed out the ancestors on my grandfather's side to the French immigrants to Canada, who most likely mixed with the natives. Honestly it was the only logical way I can explain the markers in my eyes that are generally found in Native people--as the rest of my ancestry was European.
My sister found out through 23 and Me that our mother has lineage stemming from the Vikings. Pretty cool tbh. :)
Thing I was disappointed about however, is that I saw no african dna in the mix whatsoever. I know I have had past lifetimes in Africa as I have seen one in my dreams.
Then I realized the dna only goes back so far--most likely the African lifetimes were some of my first on Earth. Whatever little physical African dna I have is pretty much nonexistant now lol.
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