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<\/a><\/p>\nThey descend from Violet Frances Frazer born 1872 in Ballindoon. Violet Frances is an interesting name. This name could be from her two grandparents. Her dad’s mom was Violet Frazer (yes, a cousin to her dad’s dad from what I can tell). Violet’s mother’s mom was Fanny or Frances McMaster – also a cousin to her mom’s dad. Yikes.<\/p>\n
It looks like Melanie has this photo which I got from a visit to Ballindoon:<\/p>\n
Here is what I have from my web page.<\/p>\n For some reason, my web page list of siblings was all out-of-order. George Russel must have died young. That leaves nine children. My great-grandfather James was in Boston in 1887. That leaves eight. Other than the father and the mother I am having trouble figuring out who is who.<\/p>\n Here is a photo from Boston:<\/p>\n That still leaves a bit of confusion. One problem is that my web page has John Edward born March 1882. However, the Ireland Census shows him born about 1889:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Assuming the top photo had the youngest boys and the two girls that would make this a possibility:<\/p>\n I believe I have George and Hubert reversed. If I am right, that would put this photo at about 1896 or 1897. Violet married about 4 years later at Kilmactranny Parish Church:<\/p>\n Just to confuse things, here is another photo that I rescanned today. This was apparently taken at a later date.<\/p>\n By the chart at the top of the Blog, Emily and I should be 2nd cousins once removed. MyHeritage predicts that we would be 3rd or 4th cousins, so we must share less DNA than average. Here is how my match looks with Emily.<\/p>\n All my matches are on Chromosomes 17-20. This represents DNA that came down to both Emily and me from George Frazer and Margaret McMaster. Here is what it looks like when I add these segments to my Chromosome map:<\/p>\n My Frazer matches are on my paternal side which is at the top of each chromosome. The matches representing George Frazer and Margaret McMaster are in a teal color.<\/p>\n When I first looked at my DNA matches, I was frustrated at the number of matches on my Chromolsome 20. There was a utility at the time that would give a graphic representation of your matches.<\/p>\n The light blue represented my Chromsome 20 matches. Even though Chromosome 20 is one of the smallest chromosome, I had most of my matches there. In January 2016, I wrote a Blog about this<\/a>. At the time, I was learning how to do Visual Phasing. That is figuring out which grandparent you got your DNA from on each chromosome. I was surprised to find out that these matches were through my Frazer grandparent line. That didn’t mean that all the matches were Frazers, but they did in my case go through my Frazer grandmother. For example, they may be McMaster, Clarke, Spratt or other unknown matches to some of my grandmother’s ancestors.<\/p>\n One of my largest matches with Emily was on Chromosome 20. My only match with Melanie was on Chromosome 20. Finally,\u00a0 after over two years, I have an actual match that I connect genealogically to my family.<\/p>\n I have had four of my siblings tested for DNA, but I have not uploaded their results to MyHeritage. They are all at Gedmatch where I have done a lot of work on analyzing Frazer DNA. I have, however, uploaded my cousin Paul’s DNA to MyHeritage.<\/p>\n Here is how MyHeritage shows the predicted relationship between Emily and Paul based on DNA:<\/p>\n Paul and Emily are actually 2nd cousins, so that would be right in the middle of what MyHeritage predicted. Here is how Emily and Paul match on a chromosome browser:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nThe Mystery of Chromosome 20<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nEmily and Melanie Seem to Be the Key<\/h4>\n
Emily’s Match with Paul<\/h3>\n
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