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My father and I share no matches in family finder
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NO MATCHES IN FF TO FATHER'S MATCHES
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Originally posted by eljay View Postgive it time at least 3 months my wife and her father did not show as a match for two months, my cousin and i have never shown as a match after 2 years and the only matches in common in Family Finder are 5th Cousins remote, so not even worthy of further investigations
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Originally posted by KATM View PostTry these for starters:
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Barbara, I know from your other thread that you feel you are totally lost. I don't know of any "undergraduate" course (which would be helpful), but it does take time to get the lingo, etc. You just have to keep reading and asking questions.
Try these for starters:- Kelly Wheaton's Beginner's Guide to Genetic Genealogy:
https://sites.google.com/site/wheato...etic-genealogy (check Lessons 3 & 4 for Y-DNA info) - The International Society of Genetic Genealogy (try the links under "For Newbies" in the left menu: http://www.isogg.org/
- DNA-Newbie Yahoo! Group: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/DNA-NEWBIE/info
- FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA) Learning Center's Y-DNA - Haplotree Page:https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/...aplotree-page/
- FTDNA's Learning Center's Glossary: https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/glossary/
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- Kelly Wheaton's Beginner's Guide to Genetic Genealogy:
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Undergraduate course
Is it available on line somewhere for free or cheap?
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A sticky question that can pose a great deal of angst for many, this is not well understood by FTDNA, this angst can be terrifying for some, but as has been said, give it time at least 3 months my wife and her father did not show as a match for two months, my cousin and i have never shown as a match after 2 years and the only matches in common in Family Finder are 5th Cousins remote, so not even worthy of further investigations, it would appear though that the people who are most successful in matching are those who have many relatives from 3 or 4 generations that have completed full testing, an expensive project but the best way to get the best out of FTDNA.
It's also little understood by FTDNA that a majority are not willing to undergo an under-graduate course to understand how to interpret results, they want green button go, red button stop results, simple really if you have the IT experts to create it.
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If you father is from an ethnic group not commonly tested like say Polynesian and and your mother is from a very commonly tested ethnic group like Jewish... almost all your matches will be on your Jewish mom's side.
Regardless as mentioned above you probably just need to wait.
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Well, we just came up with one person in common...but I would have thought more since we show were father in son through DNA
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If you or your father's results are recent then give it some time. The process may not yet be complete.
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My father and I share no matches in family finder
My father and I come up in family finder as father and son, however we do not match any of the same people. Why is this??? I find it strange that we match no one. Granted, some of my matches should be on my mothers side of the family but you would think that I would share matches with some of the same people my father matches.Tags: None
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