MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT GAIL’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT GAIL’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT GAIL’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KIRSTEN’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KIRSTEN’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African). Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial

Cape Town).

KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KIRSTEN’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT GAIL’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in KLMINEE – MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME Read all of the posts by klminee on myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry.

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT GAIL’S AC Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT KAREL STROEBEL AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in

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This is your very first post. Click the Edit link to modify or delete it, or start a new post. If you like, use this post to tell readers why you started this blog and what you plan to

AFRIKANER DNA

Afrikaner DNA. I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always SCREENSHOT KIRSTEN’S AC Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED KIRSTEN Visit the post for more. SSA SEGMENT SHARED WITH SOUTH AFRICAN DNA RELATIVES Visit the post for more. SCREENSHOT FRANS MULLER AC SHARED SSA SEGMENT CHROM 19 Screenshot Frans Muller AC shared SSA segment Chrom 19 – myafrikanerdnaorigins23andme. MYAFRIKANERDNAORIGINS23ANDME

AFRIKANER DNA

I decided to start this blog to compile my findings of several years of DNA testing, comparing results and researching the origins of Afrikaner DNA after becoming interested in my own possible non-white South African ancestry. ------------------------- My maternal grandfather was born and raised in South Africa and it is through him my mother had always suspected there were possibly ‘black’ genes. He is a mix of British and Dutch/Afrikaner. In turn, his maternal grandmother was said to be ‘from the Cape’ which in the mid 19th century is quite a expansive area and her (my gggrandmother’s parents are an enigma. It is because of the lack of genealogical information that I became very interested and excited about testing my DNA with 23andme to see if I could find some answers, indeed, I certainly was able to delve deeper in my ancestry genetically!  That was just the beginning

though.

Below are Mine (Kirsten) and my Mother’s (Gail’s) 23andme Ancestry Compositions showing the chromosome view.  Note the Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19 and the South Asian segments on chromosomes 4 and 5.

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN

Below shows the ancestry of two South Africans with the same Sub-Saharan African segment on chromosome 19: Here’s how we match – right on the segment, meaning we share a common ancestor who was African (West African).  Likely a ‘free black or indentured servant at the Cape in the late 17th century or 18th century (early colonial Cape Town).

SOUTH ASIAN

Below are the South Asian segments shared between myself, my mother and three ‘White’ South Africans: First, their Ancestry compositions showing the segments of South Asian where sharing occurs on chromosomes 4 and 5:

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