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Perfect gift for someone who is starting their family history research. Easy to use and speedy results too.

Glad I got this results were very quick and I got it at a good price I was considering getting one for a family member but noticed it has gone back up in price by £30 very sad about that

No results as yet,but plenty of emails asking for more cash. The test itself was easy enough to do.

Bought as a gift. Brilliant! They really liked it. Fast results

Interesting to know from where one’s ancestors came. Also the website allows you to build up a family tree based on extensive records. You can also download your DNA data and upload it to other sites such as found my fitness to get an overview of likely health issues.

Brilliant found out so much about my family

I bought this a bit of a giggle for my birthday. I had done extensive research for years into forefathers and mothers. With 7 years of higher education behind me I do things correct by checking and rechecking sources. Also, my mother had first-hand knowledge of her relatives going back several generations ( to mid19th C) I have a variety of documentation. However, I would like to find further back because that's where it gets more difficult. I very much doubt my Grandfather was what what they said he was. Why would my great grandparents, parents come over to Glasgow and say she was born in the poorhouse why would they say that if she was born elsewhere. Why would they? Ancestry say my Grandfather was nearly 100% from else where. The documentation says not. And that put a question mark on my son's DNA sample analysis. I phoned Ancestry. They sent my some paper. Not a fully credited paper or from several reliable sources. My grandfather and mother were Christain Socialists, her mother was what would be called a feminists, who like a drink. They wer all political with a small 'p'. This background would have been mentioned and my grandparents would not have endorsed lies.I suggested there had been possible mistakes. This they dismissed. I refute their findings. Also I wanted to find out further back. So the whole exercise has been very disapointing,full of major errors based of assumptions of my home area. Most people go on Ancestry and just go along with what other have falsely discovered. e.g. My spinster great aunt was said to be married and lived in London. I knew her; she was a carer for 2 severely disabled siblings in Glasgow. This while hold down a job.If you are lazy and do not want to know the real truth Ancestry may be useful. Otherwise the old ways just basic research. That takes time and money.

Not what I was expecting