General Chat

No Maggie,, not yet...

Have you put your tree on there, Bob?
That should give you links.

..only wealthy and titled for being on the 'right' side, Ann.

doesn't life make us suspicious these days. Mind you your wealthy ancestors Maggie would be very impressed with all the technical stuff around, to them it would be like Aliens landed to us Lol!!

I know the feeling about being wary of clicking on things! :-S

My grand kids paid for a My Heritage kit..

I was wary about clicking on things...think I have found them..

Bob

Where did you get your DNA tested, Bob?

I have now got my results, the ethnicity...how do you get more detailed info?

found it!

Thanks maggie-will wait and see :-)

I'm not sure, ElizabethK.
Nephew had his done early last year, my sister about the middle, and I had mine done at the end of last year.
I've been researching the family tree, and my nephew (being a member) is uploading it, though I have put on a very small tree.
It took a while for the DNA results to come back, but within the week of receiving my results, they had deduced I was my sister's sister, and related to my nephew.
The only other' matches', have been 3rd or 5th cousins or even further.
I think my nephew uploaded my Cornish stuff (I'd got to 3 or 4 generations away from the Killigrew's) a week or so ago.

Bring you all down to earth ......

maggie-how long did the "matching" stage take at My Heritage-I uploaded my Ancestry aut about 10 days ago and it is still "matching" :-|

How vey dare you!!!! :-P :-P :-P

:-D :-D :-D.

naftt orft. me lady.

Sea robbers - with titles, and a couple of 'nice' houses!!! :-D
Arwenack is now flats, and Pendennis Castle is undergoing essential repairs - but I bet it's got the odd Oak door and crenellation :-D

You may touch your forelock!! ;-)

:-D.

Oh deary me,,,,,,,,Another out to try and impress. with embelishments..

soooooo......... infact your from a line common of sea robbers.

;-) :-D. :-D.

Yes, probably - but these were high class pirates, don'cha know! :-D :-D :-D

Wasn't everyone in Cornwall basically a pirate at sometime or other back then ? :-D

Okay - now there may be evidence to show both Mary AND Elizabeth were pirates :-S

I'm glad it helped, Phyll :-)

Well, Ann,
We have a problem, as the article says, Mary Killigrew (nee Wolverton) is quite often mixed up with her mother in law Elizabeth Killigrew (nee Trewenard), and, looking very closely at dates, this could have happened with 'My Heritage' :-(

Nephew is having a detailed look, but even if we're not of pirate heritage, I don't mind being a descendant of Capt. John and Lady Elizabeth Kelligrew, and Mary, though not a blood relative was a sister in law of my g x lots grandmother/grandfather (probably grandmother)
It also means we are 100% Cornish on my gran's dad's side :-D :-D :-D

Thanks Maggie for your kind help.
Phyll