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Member Since: March 2004 Posts: 9,456 Send Message	ZZzzz	Report	19 Sep 2021 15:35
	Ok I think I've got that thank you nameslessone. :-)
	Researching: Frame mainly from. Reading Berkshire. Vos from Netherlands. Nelson and Sowerby from Newcastle. Pickles from Saddleworth and Australia. Bainbridge from Durham. Willmot, Wilmot. Wilmott from Berkshire.
Member Since: May 2006 Posts: 6,508 Send Message	nameslessone	Report	19 Sep 2021 15:19
Member Since: May 2006 Posts: 6,508 Send Message	Didn’t quite understand that. But you share dna with your direct ancestors and any other descendants they may have. So you would share some dna with the child of the second wife but not as much as you would share with children of from the first wife if she was your direct ancestor. Names.
Member Since: March 2004 Posts: 9,456 Send Message	ZZzzz	Report	19 Sep 2021 14:33
	With regard to DNA, are you ready for this? My 2x great grandmother by marriage her father married twice, his second wife had a child with him, so where would my DNA be shared please? X.
	Researching: Frame mainly from. Reading Berkshire. Vos from Netherlands. Nelson and Sowerby from Newcastle. Pickles from Saddleworth and Australia. Bainbridge from Durham. Willmot, Wilmot. Wilmott from Berkshire.