I see a group admin report showing many of my members are getting the Family Finder conversion. The batch number is 400 and the expected date is 4/6/2011.
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"Those who sign up by Wednesday, February 16th, can expect results from the conversion within 2 to 3 weeks. We expect our entire Family Finder database to be converted in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. Your existing Family Finder results will continue to be available in your account until the everyone has been converted." FTDNA Email 11 Feb 2011
I have 4 kits in for the conversion, also batch 400 with the same expected results date which is just a little different to the date suggested by the email that came out. My 4 kits were all confirmed for the conversion on 11 Feb!!
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Although my native language is American English sometimes I just feel dense. Based on what this says (I recognize the language from the email FTDNA sent out to us), since I signed up before the 16th, I'm in the group at the front of the queue. So they will rerun our DNA on the new chip within 2-3 weeks. If i can "expect results" presumably that means I will see my new Illumina results on the site. But it also says the old results will continue to be available until everyone's is done - 6-8 weeks. So does that mean for the intervening 4-5 weeks, both sets will be available to us? That's the only way I can make sense of that. Matt? Anybody??
Originally posted by rdblair View Post"Those who sign up by Wednesday, February 16th, can expect results from the conversion within 2 to 3 weeks. We expect our entire Family Finder database to be converted in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. Your existing Family Finder results will continue to be available in your account until the everyone has been converted." FTDNA Email 11 Feb 2011
I have 4 kits in for the conversion, also batch 400 with the same expected results date which is just a little different to the date suggested by the email that came out. My 4 kits were all confirmed for the conversion on 11 Feb!!
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batch 400
And nothing shows in my pending results--it took 3 days for FF to answer me when I ask and they finally gave me a batch number but no date:
Thank you for your email. Your Family Finder test was batched on 2/16/11 in Batch 400.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if there's anything else I can do for you.
MJ
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Originally posted by drk View PostI was told that our results would be ready in 2-3 weeks. And it would take 6-8 weeks to redo everybody. Also, that both sets of matches would show until everyone was converted. Can anyone confirm if this is correct ?
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Batch 399-400
I see that some people from batch 400 have gotten results while batch 399 has not. Why would that happen or is it because they are a conversion and not a new test? My date is still 4/6 on batch 399. New FF and mtdna. Adopted and overly anxious to say the least.
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Originally posted by mj1313 View PostI see that some people from batch 400 have gotten results while batch 399 has not. Why would that happen or is it because they are a conversion and not a new test? My date is still 4/6 on batch 399. New FF and mtdna. Adopted and overly anxious to say the least.
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Originally posted by JPHutchins View PostFor adoptee's, FF provides great information, but how do you use it.
The idea is to look for common ancestors.
On your mother's side look for people who have common ancestors with your mother.
On your father's side you will need to find two people who have common ancestors with each other who match you too. Sometimes these are parents and children and if so it helps you figure out which part of their family tree to look at. If they are strangers to each other or distant cousins then it will help you see that you may also have the same common ancestor as well.
As you find people who are knowingly related and they both match you, then you will have clues as to where in their family you might be connected.
It will take a lot of research and time.
.Last edited by mkdexter; 24 February 2011, 01:25 AM.
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