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on March 18, 2017

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DNA facts

There are different kinds of DNA tests, just like there are different kinds of blood tests. Different kinds of DNA tests cannot be converted into other tests, or be compared to each other, just like different kinds of blood tests cannot be compared to each other. As an example, a blood test for allergens, cannot be compared to a blood test for, say, cholesterol. This is why a CODIS STRA DNA test cannot be compared to an autosomal DNA test. B. Autosomal DNA Ancestry, Family Tree DNA's Family Finder test, MyHeritage, and 23andMe, are all called **autosomal DNA.** Autosomal DNA tests have only been in existence for about 11 years, if even that long. It tests over 700,000 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, known as SNP's, located throughout all 23 chromosomes. Autosomal means not gender specific; not only female and not only male, it provides results from both sides of the family. This is new and revolutionary. Results from both sides had never been done before auto

The Owsley's

Descendants of George Washington Owsley, Sr. 1814-1898 And Lucretia Bateman 1823-1902 Compiled by Phyllis Franklin Thomaston, Georgia 30286 November 3, 2017 "Only who knows his past has a future." Wilhelm von Humboldt (1767-1835) Foreword This book contains the facts, who, where, when, but not the story of our family. If you can add to our history or have an anecdote to tell, then please share it and help make our story come alive. Even little things, like your cousin the fisherman who didn't eat fish, will make our story more personal. If you can add to our story, please contact me! I hope to have at least a photo of everyone who is here. It is amazing how often there is a close resemblance for relatives separated by generations. Phyllis Franklin phyllisfranklin@hotmail.com Thomaston, Ge

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