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Genealogy

Does Cornish ancestry account for Irish DNA?

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Johnsonsfiat · 24/10/2019 11:34

The largest proportion of my DNA is Irish, Scottish, Welsh.
I've researched all the branches of my family going back hundreds of years and there is no Scottish or Welsh. I have one great grandfather and ggmother who are Irish.
On my mum's side, the heritage is primarily Cornish. Is this officially Irish DNA?

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MollyButton · 03/11/2019 19:18

I have wondered this. As I have a surprisingly high % of Scottish/Irish. But if it included Cornish this would make a lot more sense (a lot of my Ancestry is originally Cornish and lots of marrying back to Cornwall after they left).

CupanTaeiSiochain · 03/11/2019 19:23

I didnt think they could differentiate really. The tests I mean. My friend did one and it just lumped all uk and ireland in together.

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