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<\/a><\/p>\nAccording to AncestryDNA, Whitney’s match is in the Very High Range:<\/p>\n
That means that I should have a 99% chance of finding our common ancestors – assuming I can figure out the genealogy.<\/p>\n Here is Whitney’s tree at Ancestry:<\/p>\n Here is the tree I am building out for Whitney:<\/p>\n I had been working on this tree for a while and thought I should be looking at Whitney’s Masters side. However, today, I took an educated guess on her Cain side and came up with a Frazer. It looks like Whitney’s maternal grandfather’s mother was Elizabeth Frazer Cain.<\/p>\n Elizabeth Frazer was born in Boston to Richard Frazer – a cook. I know that some of my Frazer relatives were cooks,\u00a0 and I had a Frazer relative named Richard, so that sounds promising. Here is the Richard Frazer family from my Frazer web page:<\/p>\n Richard was my great grandfather’s younger brother. This is my guess for Richard:<\/p>\n Richard’s wife was from Freedom, New Hampshire and this photo was taken in New Hampshire.<\/p>\n Here is Whitney in my DNA\/Frazer Genealogy Chart:<\/p>\n Whitney fills in the DNA from Richard Frazer. Whitney and I are third cousins once removed. Here is how my Richard Branch looks like now at Ancestry:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nWhitney’s Frazer Ancestry<\/h2>\n
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