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<strong>2005</strong> <strong>Entries</strong> into <strong>Kerchner</strong>'s <strong>DNAPrint</strong> Test Results <strong>Log</strong>my biggest surprise was registering 9% EA. I have paper history on my mother's side back to themid 1600's and on my father's side to mid 1700's and there is no indication <strong>of</strong> any Asian familymembers. All I can think <strong>of</strong> is that the EA was really NA or that one <strong>of</strong> my father's gggrandfather's,who was Prussian, had an admixture <strong>of</strong> asian, although that may have been toolong ago to account <strong>for</strong> all the 9%, so maybe it was a combination <strong>of</strong> the two.Email address (To use delete '-Sunday-' and add @ sign in that position): xasd-Sunday-earthlink.netGuest: CFKGuest's Website: http://www.kerchner.com/dnaprint-euro1.0.htmDate-Time: Friday, May 27, <strong>2005</strong> at 00:33:33 (CDT)My Expected Results <strong>for</strong> IE,EA,NA,SSAF Population Groups: 100% N EuropeMy Actual <strong>DNAPrint</strong> Results <strong>for</strong> IE,EA,NA,SSAF Population Groups: 55% N Europe, 25%MidEast, 20% MED(SE) S Europe(Med)<strong>DNAPrint</strong> Test and/or Euro add-on Test Version Number: Euro 1.0Date <strong>DNAPrint</strong> Test and/or Euro add-on Test Was Ordered: Mar <strong>2005</strong>Comments: My ancestry is PA Deutsch going back to colonial Pennsylvania immigrants fromGerman speaking areas in the Rhine River basin. I have no known Middle Eastern orSoutheastern European (Mediterranean) ancestry in my family oral history or in my 30 years <strong>of</strong>traditional genealogical research going back 250 to 500 years on all the various branches <strong>of</strong> myancestry chart. The sources <strong>of</strong> the Middle Eastern and Southeastern European (Mediterranean)markers must be very old or ancient.Email address (To use delete '-Friday-' and add @ sign in that position): charles-Friday-kerchner.comGuest: HeidiDate-Time: Sunday, May 22, <strong>2005</strong> at 11:22:07 (CDT)My Expected Results <strong>for</strong> IE,EA,NA,SSAF Population Groups: ?,50,?,?My Actual <strong>DNAPrint</strong> Results <strong>for</strong> IE,EA,NA,SSAF Population Groups: 45,36,19,0<strong>DNAPrint</strong> Test and/or Euro add-on Test Version Number: 2.5Date <strong>DNAPrint</strong> Test and/or Euro add-on Test Was Ordered: April 3rd, <strong>2005</strong>Comments: I know my mother was full-blooded Chinese, from western China, so there was verylittle chance she was mixed with anything else. The 36% EA is the first confusing thing, since Ithought it would be a sure thing to be 50 %. I don't know my birth father except that I know mymother liked euro-american men, so I expected some European. I don't know what to make <strong>of</strong> the19% NA, since I can't confirm it in any way, and I know that NA and EA are easily confused inthis test. Is 14% <strong>of</strong> the 19 really EA, making up the 50% EA? That would leave only 5% NA,which is inconclusive. Overall, I find these results are confusing and a bit disappointing. I am stillsearching <strong>for</strong> my birth father.Email address (To use delete '-Sunday-' and add @ sign in that position): blissing-Sunday-earthlink.netGuest: Cinda Meeksfile:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/dnaprintlog<strong>2005</strong>.htm (15 <strong>of</strong> 21)3/8/2010 8:12:17 PM

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