Gedmatch:. Are your parents related

[gixajo]

Me:

Largest segment = 0 cM
Total of segments > 7 cM = 0 cM

No shared DNA segments found

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably not related within recent generations.

Comparison took 0.27559 seconds.

Report generated on Tue May 25 03:45:49

My father:

Largest segment = 0 cM
Total of segments > 7 cM = 0 cM

No shared DNA segments found

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably not related within recent generations.

Comparison took 0.28249 seconds.

Report generated on Tue May 25 03:47:51

My mother(I always thought her parents were at least slighty related because bot lines share some surnames and this is a quite small village...):

Largest segment = 0 cM
Total of segments > 7 cM = 0 cM

No shared DNA segments found

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably not related within recent generations.

Comparison took 0.28124 seconds.

Report generated on Tue May 25 03:49:09

[Beowulf]

Luckily no.

[Kess]

No and it was impossible for them to be related.

[Laredo]

Luckily no.

Same here, In countries like Puerto Rico it's common to have related distant ancestry possibly high cousin marriage In the colonial era or something.

[Grace O'Malley]

No shared DNA segments found

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably not related within recent generations.

This is for my mother.

No shared DNA segments found

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably not related within recent generations.

[#Oda#]

Luckily no.

It's not as bad as most people think if they are related like 2nd-cousins or 3rd-cousins. I have even an ancestor couple thats 1st-cousins and they had 5 healthy intelligent children.

[nittionia]

No shared DNA segments found

Their families are from different parts of Sweden anyways

[Annie999]

No - DNA proved.

At some point we found out my husband and me share a not-so-comon italian last name. And that branch of our family 3 generations ago, parted from the same port in Italy, I freaked out we were somehow related but DNA confirmed we aren't

[rothaer]

It's not as bad as most people think if they are related like 2nd-cousins or 3rd-cousins. I have even an ancestor couple thats 1st-cousins and they had 5 healthy intelligent children.

In the 1930s there was an examination of the population of the Elbe river island of Finkenwerder. From the church records you could see that there was a strong endogamy for centuries. They were surprised to find them not more and not less affected by wrongs than the average population.

I guess that strong endogamy by provoking suffering by severe wrongs individuals that then are excempted from further procreation can make the genepool even healthier then the everage one. If you have a strongly endogamic population with the same health condtions like the common population, this from logics implies that their gene pool will have somewhat less wrongs.

[Scarface F]

here are results for my mother's ex boyfriend who died. He was from small village in remote region where are literaly less than 10 houses, and his both parents are from that village, so no surprise his parents are related. He was PhD in mechanical engineering and pro footballer who teached in Norway. His brother is assistant coach of Norwegian handball national team.

Largest segment = 43 cM
Total of segments > 7 cM = 77.4 cM

Important Notice: The traditional charts used by genetic genealogists to predict the relationship between two people who share DNA are not relevant to, or accurate for, interpreting the results from the AYPR tool. The amount of shared DNA between the parents of a person who receives a positive result is approximately four times higher than the total ROH inherited by the user, the result displayed in cMs here, however an accurate and comprehensive interpretation of the data and prediction of the relationship between the parents of the user is complex, and this calculation alone is not a reliable indicator of the parents' relationship.

Interpreting your result:

This analysis indicates that your parents are probably related.