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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What would you be looking for from a reconnection? Have you done 23 & me or the like?[/quote] I don't know what I would be looking for. Maybe more understanding of who my family was before they "lost" their identity. I have done 23 and me. Said what I expected, German, Danish, UK. [/quote] If you had Ashkenazi DNA that should have showed up in the results - I'm not sure if/how they test for Sephardim. You could use Ancestry.com to see what you can track down. But also, if you are feeling a pull toward Judaism, I'd say explore it. Spend some time going to a reform synagogue - or talking to a rabbi. I think, especially now, you will be welcomed.[/quote] They test for the two besides Ashkenazi. I think Ashkenazi the most common type in the US. I couldn’t believe how many of my husband’s family members are 100% Ashkenazi. Where we live it’s not uncommon to marry outside your religion or background. [/quote]
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