I Contacted My DNA Test Matches | Clisare
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Two years after I tested my DNA to find out my heritage, I contacted the people that came up as my DNA Matches on the site to see if - and how - we might be related.
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I was adopted at birth, so I used Ancestry to discover where I came from. In the process I located my birth family and found out that my bio mom and her family are from Ireland! I now know my birth family and it’s been really nice!
What a great family! I found it hilarious when your cousin said she felt like she already knew you through your body of work in social media. 🤩
This was a lot of fun. Especially the conversation with your cousin.
"Cousin"
That was fun and your extended family is just lovely.
Your video made me finally purchase a kit. My brother and I rely on our family to tell us our ancestry but no one is 100% sure on my mother's side what our heritage is so I'm super excited to see. I'm so glad you did these videos.
Hi Clisare from South Australia, I love your channel because you are you, not some fake arse stuck up internet "celebrity" hahahahaha you swear like an Australian with an Irish accent. I'm 63 years old a wife, mother and a grandma, we all need a good laugh and you always make me laugh 😜
I've done both the Ancestry and the 23&Me DNA Tests. It's fascinating stuff... You should do some videos looking up your family history.
A rare, unique but still familiar moment. Very nice !!!!
i found my birth mom through my dna test after 50 years .
That was nice. Think I might get my folks a test purely so I can see the results.
You can upload your raw data to gedmatch and compare with others who upload to gedmatch that have used other dna services. I used ancestrydna while my brother and cousin used 23&me you can upload from many companies kits......
Have done both 23 and me and Ancestory DNA. Living in the US had always been curious about where my ancestors immigrated from. Great video!
Really enjoyed this!! Thanks for following up on it🙏
Me and my brother found a relative that no one knew about. Apparently my grandfather had some infidelities when he was posted in England with the US army during WWII. She’s a very nice lady and we are hoping to visit her when international travel is allowed again.
My adopted aunt (my actual aunt’s best friend so we call her adopted) found a half brother who was the child of her father and her mother’s sister through 23 and Me. He came to her wedding and was lovely. A cousin did the test, but she did it for my mom to help with her research. The results showed she had a half brother who was six months younger than her. He got into contact with my mom, who was going to tell her cousin. That half brother died before she could so she has never told her cousin.
GREAT video! Kudos for reaching out to your family.
My great uncle, Wally Allen, died age 19, as a tail gunner over Germany in WWII. His paternal line (my paternal grandma's) goes straight back to a Robert Alan of Armagh, Scotland. I'm also approximately 3rd cousin, in that line, to Jim Henson of the Muppets. On mom's side, I'm related to literally all the aristocracy of GB and Ireland, going back hundreds of years. Her paternal grandmother was straight up Irish, with some Scots blended in, a Garrett, her mum an Orr, from Ballyknocken, on the Southeast coast of Ireland. My genes show I've got kin from nearly every county, mostly in Ireland proper, not much in the six occupied counties. But my fam from Ireland was protestant. Such a blend! And Elizabeth then first? That distant cousin of mine can go sod off, for what she did to Ireland. I've got Catholics and Protestants from all over the islands. America blended us all together, and has made us a New People. Too bad so many here don't seem to want to be related to other people who don't look the same. I love it. I'm Earthican. Our world is my island. I did my genes with 23&Me, under my given name, Gregory, if anyone wants to check me out. My sibs and mom are also under this platform, but my dad's sister and son are under Ancestry, Delores Webber Rosenthal, and Richard Scott "Scottie" Rosenthall, Junior. Find us. Were a chatty, convivial bunch. Well, except for my sister, because she's dead now, in 2018.
This is awesome. I started doing some family research on my family and found out that I have Scottish roots that go back almost as far as 900 ad to a Scottish town called aberdeenshire. There is supposed to be a dunvegan there as well. Researching my family history has taught me a lot about how the family has moved from place to place. Keep digging and have fun. Slán go foil.
I am glad that you got to reconnect with family, Clisare.
This is really cool! I have been contemplating doing this, but it’s tough because I’m adopted. I’m unsure how it would go.
lovely video. you are a star talking with people.
Ah that was adorable!
that was great to watch, I'm glad you're delving into your family roots.
So fun for you to learn about your family
Another great video! I live in the USA and enjoy doing family research, I have traced ancestors back to Ireland (County Dublin, Cork & Clare).
This video was so sweet, I absolutely loved it! My mom has been working on our family tree for a few years now, and that's one of the ways we could confirm that our family immigrated from Ireland, and we even found out that one of our ancestors from Ireland had moved to a town in New Hampshire that I lived in about a year ago, and unfortunately lived and died in a work camp there. I hope you get a chance to meet more family members, and thank you so much for sharing, I really look forward to your next video ❤❤
I enjoyed watching your chat with your cousins about your family history. My mother was from Co. Tipperary. When my sister took the Ancestry DNA test, it nailed Co. Tipperary/Munster Province, but it also had Scottish and Welsh, and, surprisingly, 1% Norwegian (my mother’s maiden name originated with the Vikings). But the matches online were, like your test, 3rd-5th cousins.
was just listening to a podcast about this. someone did a dna test, then found out they were closely related to tons of people they had never met. the only common link was an experimental in vitro fertilization lab in london that operated in the 40's, 50's, and 60's. highly improbable occurrence, but makes for great soap opera fodder! ;-)
Next Step : Have all the people you match with take DNA tests. And them have their matches take them, as well. Until eventually we can all be tied together! Everyone's an Aunt, a brother, a nephew. Then, when we all get together on holiday, we don't have to feel bad about wanting to punch each other in the face, simple.
That was cool. 🍻
I was born in Winnipeg, Canada, I'm 40% Irish, somewhere in the County Killkenny, my grandmother's parents immigrated to Canada in the early 1900s just before WW1, she was born in Alberta in 1928. 30% Welsh, one of my ancestors is the 17th century pirate Black Bart Roberts, and 30% Cree (Canadian Native), Assinboine Tribe from Eastern Saskatchewan. I have native facial features but my skin is an Irish pale white that burns easily. My sister Lisa has green eyes which is definitely an Irish trait.
Irish, English, Welsh, Scottish, French. My Grandma is from Ballymote ( Reynolds) (Neen) and thats where most of the famiy live, apart from London x
Very interesting Test Tube Clare. I find all this ancestry stuff fascinating though my own story is quite boring - my Dad's family have lived in the one area of Ireland for about six generations 😅😅😅.
Though a distant ancestor on my Mam's side was apparently once in partnership with Arthur Guinness🤔🤔
I have a LOT of Irish relatives...Scottish as well.
Nice video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That’s great to know ones roots. Good for you . Some day I’ll submit my dNa kit
Cause my sur name is Santamaria .
So yea wow Much lov sis
I been procasinating bout doing one myself... grandmother is from Angola grandfather and dad were born in Lisbon and mom side are Williams and Doyles
Nice and beautiful videos
I did this test and it said I was 2% Native American, my first thought was that's obviously wrong but when I spoke to my mother I said that I was 2% non-european and she responded "Oh that would be Native American" apparently her father had the belief that were had a Native American ancestor because his grandmother looked mixed, when he asked his mother why she looked different he was told not to be rude and ask questions like that.
I also spent months expanding the family tree and found out I have a distance relative called Sandra Ilene West, if you look her up you'll find that she was buried in her Ferrari car sitting in a reclined position in her nightie.
You should hit up a DNA test company and see if they’ll sponsor you because if anything is making me want to do a kit it’s this video
Bit late as the video is already done 😂 😂 😂
Will Alex do a DNA test?
I want to take this test now, but a little scared to be shocked )
I loved this video
I'm chasing down my family through 23&me. I sure had some crazy things pop up though.
I took my dna test through Ancestry and it showed that I am 33% Irish with links to Galway,Cavan and Wicklow.I may take another test through MyHeritage just to see if the results are different or the same.
got an ad for DNA tests before this 😂
I had been shared a lot of family genealogy with my great aunt Mary - she was a pro before internet and DNA ! She is gone but I have been lucky with DNA and some of the unknown Galway lineage . It was great to connect with a third cousin and find out about our shared connection . Irish people are tough to learn about as records for people who didn’t speak English are not readily kept and so many names are repeat names .... ugh
OMG! Fun! I'm having a heck of a time finding someone to help me find my great grandfather's records from Cork! Because his name was Thomas Quirk and there are literally like FOUR THOUSAND if not more men named that!!! Grrrr
Tracy Denny Oh, I feel that. My grandfather’s name was John Thomas. So I’m “letting” my twin sister handle the genealogy for the family.
@@VailsMom You are SO lucky! I am currently an "orphan" due to a rare disease wiping out my family. I also have it and have coded twice, but keep coming back which boggles my intensivist! Hahaha! Guess I will have to break down at some point and do a couple of these DNA kits. Wish they DID overlap results.
Tracy Denny I do feel very lucky to have my twin, she had breast cancer and mastectomy when we were 33, so we feel very lucky indeed that she is still with us. I’m sorry to hear about the disease in your family. Not my business, of course, but if you haven’t already, I very much recommend medical genetics testing if you have a condition that can be tested for and there are other family members who would benefit from the knowledge gained. Ancestry and 23 and Me can be helpful in finding family members, of course, but it can’t give you actual medical information.
@@VailsMom Oh I am so sorry your poor sister had to go thru that! But yay! For her coming out good! Yeah, we rare folks get every bloody test known to man! I've had so many lab draws and IVs that they can't draw from inside my elbows anymore! Hahaha. Then I have to explain that no, I am not a junkie but a rare person ;)
I gave my husband a kit for Christmas last year and he had grand fun with it. So I guess it's my turn to treat myself to one!
My ancestor’s name is John James Cronin from Cork. He sailed to Philadelphia in the 1880’s with his family. My Great Grandfather shared his name, my Grandmother was born in Philadelphia in 1919. I’ve been told Cronin in Cork is like Johnson or Smith in the US.
Dna tests can only connect living folks. Genealogy is needed for a more accurate record going further back.
Hello! Just found your channel as another UA-camr reacted to this one! I am into my family history and have done a few DNA tests. Did you ever find out your connection to the match you were talking to? I am in Wicklow!
I didn’t, unfortunately! Oh, who reacted to my video?! 😱
@@Clisare geneavlogger
Looks like they're all sitting in the same room.
Clisare, you have an inescapable DNA connection to someone named Elizabeth Windsor. AHHH, how do I wake from this nightmare?
my dads side has been in dublin for 14 generations and i know fuck all about my mum, but great video clare 😙
My ancestors are Scottish, Welsh, British. Are there any Wallace's in Ireland?
My ancestors moved from Wales to Scotland in the 11th Century. Then, they came to America in 1820 or 1840 from Scotland.
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Myself and my family are able to recount the family with help from our older relatives who have more knowledge about the clan than the generation that follows mine...sadly natives who are millennials are not too keen on their history 😕
That website is banned in Arkansas and West Virginia
And Alabama
What company offered you this??
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Mrs. Cullen, I like you. You are a right craikin colleen you are :-) (did I do that right? I hope that's a compliment)
Focus on thier noses shape