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<\/a><\/p>\nI’ve only gotten Jim up to 2% painted overall and that is just on the paternal Frazer side. It would be fairly easy to improve that.<\/p>\n
Jim’s X Chromosome<\/h2>\n
For fun, I’ll start with Jim’s X Chromosome. This is just inherited from his mother. Jim matches our two Latvian cousins Inese and Anita. That DNA had to come from his great-grandmother Maria Elisabeth Laura Gangnus:<\/p>\n
That is because Alexander Rathfelder only got X DNA from his mother Maria. I only painted Inese, because I believe that her sister’s match is very similar.<\/p>\n Cindy is Jim’s first cousin. Normally I would not map 1st cousins as it would just give the maternal side. However, Cindy’s father is Bob and he just got his X Chromsome from his mother, who was Emma Rathfelder. It took me a little while to remember that trick. Here is the match between Jim and Cindy:<\/p>\n Jim is now 3% painted:<\/p>\n The fastest way to populate Jim’s chromosomes is by 2nd cousins. He has a lot of Hartley second cousins at Gedmatch. I’ll just go down Jim’s list of matches at Gedmatch.<\/p>\n Thes common ancestors between Jim and these older cousins go back to Jim’s great-grandparents: James Hartley and Annie Snell. First, I’ll paint in Joyce:<\/p>\n I picked a washed out color for Hartley\/Snell as there will be so many of these. Jim is now up to 8% painted. Actually, Jim’s third Hartley match was with a second cousin. Beth brings Jim’s painted percent up to 12%:<\/p>\n So far, I have only added maternal DNA to Jim’s X Chromosome. That has Jim only 2% maternally painted. Here is the addition of Catherine in a sort of grey:<\/p>\n This has Jim 7% painted on his maternal side and 15% painted overall.<\/p>\n Jim is now up to 19% overall:<\/p>\n I haven’t used the grey color before, so this is new.<\/p>\n I haven’t been able to figure out how I am related to Kathy. I’ll leave her out for now. She is likely a descendant of William Nicholson like Judy and Carolyn are:<\/p>\n However, Judy has closer common ancestors in Annie Nicholson and Jacob George Lentz.<\/p>\n Jim is getting more color and I have added a line between the paternal and maternal side in the key. Jim is now mapped at 21% overall.<\/p>\n Pat is a 2nd cousin on my Hartley side. Joan is on the Nicholson side and Martin is on the Rathfelder side. I know how Pat, Joan and Jim are related. I’ll have to look up Martin. I see that he knew little about his father due to the cold war.<\/p>\n Robert is on the Nicholson side, while Paul, Michael, Faye and Ken are on the Frazer side. Michael adds another Frazer ancestral couple:<\/p>\n This shows how Michael and I are related as Jim is not at Ancestry. Richard Frazer has an unknown wife. Ancestry has a guess at Mary Patterson. These matches bring Jim up to 25% painted using the online DNA Painter Program:<\/p>\n Here, I’ve sorted Jim’s key into his four grandparent groups:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nJim and Cindy<\/h3>\n
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Jim’s Hartley 1st Cousins Once Removed<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n2nd Cousin Catherine on the Rathfelder Side<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n3 More on the Rathfelder Side<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nKathy, Judy and Carolyn<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nPat, Joan and Martin<\/h2>\n
Paul,\u00a0Robert, Michael, Faye and Ken<\/h2>\n
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