Ancestry/Genealogy
Related: About this forumevidently I made a big mistake on ordering DNA ancestry test kit
I thought I was simply buying the kit for a Christmas present because a family member wants to do it. But when it came to me in the postal mail, a notice also came to my ancestry account and the kit is meant to be used by me. Not given to someone else.
Ick!
How do I fix this?
Thanks in advance for advice!
CentralMass
(15,539 posts)OnDoutside
(20,656 posts)your DNA.
Doc Sportello
(7,962 posts)I know someone who shreds everything because she thinks the powers-that-be are interested in her. We on the rabble side are just numbers to those with economic power. They don't care about specifics, unless something can benefit them.
OnDoutside
(20,656 posts)targeting them, does worry them unduly.
carpetbagger
(4,781 posts)But it is tempting, there's always a scandal. My birth mother was told her father was a different person. My sister (also adopted) had this really bad father (rest of the bio family on both sides are wonderful), my ex-wife had a half brother after her parents divorced who was adopted out, DNA shows the ex husband was the father. My current wife's grandfather was a foundling. My adopted mother has a normal and boring family tree that is exactly what I expected, so there are exceptions.
Historic NY
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