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<\/a><\/p>\nJennifer is my second cousin once removed. So Charles will be down an extra layer. James Hartley at the top of the tree had 13 children, so the more descendants I can get the better. I believe that Charles is on the Greenwood Line. Greenwood, also known as Green was born in 1897 in Rochester, MA.<\/p>\n
Here is where Charles comes in:<\/p>\n
It is good to have DNA from a different line because Greenwood, who was born in 1897, had a different mix of DNA passed down to him from his two parents than any of his other siblings. Chrales represents a fourth generation of DNA testers who have descended from James Hartley and Annie Snell.<\/p>\n Here is my matches with Charles at 23andMe:<\/p>\n We match on 5 different chromosomes. I can ‘paint’ that match onto my chromosome map. This is what I have already:<\/p>\n I have a paternal side and maternal side for each of my chromosomes. I match Charles on my paternal Hartley side. Charles will paint in as green as that represents our common ancestors James Hartley and Annie Snell. Right now I am 44% painted overall and 54% painted on my paternal side. I have already painted 13 Hartley\/Snell descendants. Let’s see if Charles adds anything unique.<\/p>\n Turns out he doesn’t. And it turns out I had already added his DNA to my chromosome map using DNAPainter which is the program that produces the graphic above. I have already mentioned Charles in a Blog here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I see that 23andMe shows that I have a DNA match with a second cousin twice removed named Charles. After a little snooping around I think I know who it must be. Charles’ Genealogy I keep a DNA\/Genealogy tree. These are for people that are related to me and have had their DNA tested. Here … <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nMy DNA Match with Charles<\/h2>\n
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