International Society of Genetic Genealogy Wiki | ISOGG is a free site for learning about genetic genealogy and has articles, forums, links, and more.
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A DNA match to me (deceased) remains mysterious. From examining matches including the mystery man’s daughter, I am fairly certain the persons’ parent was either my great-grandfather or one of his siblings. I and some of my 1st cousins have had our DNA done in Anc.com. I cannot seem to find out if, either from my matches or DNA or a combo, I can determine which of my great-grandfather and his siblings are the parent. I have asked several non-genetic genealogists and they do not seem to know. Thank you.
Marcia,
You might try joining a DNA Facebook group and posing your question there. AncestryDNA GEDmatch 23andMe FTDNA MyHeritage Genealogy LivingDNA is a group for multiple test sites or they might be able to recommend other free help. And Your DNA Guide, Diahan Southard, might have some free tips. Her book is excellent for walking you through the steps to take to solve specific DNA puzzles.
Best with your research,
Alyson