(1)FELSTEAD (England)36/36 Match with FTDNA KIT 17654.
This is used as the reference sample.
Participants Father and Son.
Father tested with FTDNA (Kit 17654)and Sorenson (FELSTEAD(5)below.)
Son tested with Sorenson ((1)above)

(2)FELSTEAD (England) 35/36 Match with reference sample in Sorenson database

(3)FELSTEAD (Canada) 34/36 Match with reference sample in Sorenson database

(4)FELSTEAD (England) 33/36 Match with reference sample in Sorenson database

(5)FELSTEAD (England) 29/29 Match with reference sample in Sorenson database
Missing data on Sorenson reduces possible search to 29 Markers.
This participant is from the same source as FTDNA Kit 17654.

(6)FELSTEAD (United States) Kit 39656 23/37 Match with reference sample Kit 17654 and 14/37 Match with FILSTEAD (United States) Kit 17653.
This participant has also submitted a sample to Sorenson and has a 12/21 Match with the reference sample.
Missing data on Sorenson reduces possible search to 21 Markers.

(7)FILSTEAD (United States)Kit 17653 13/37 Match with reference sample Kit 17654 and 14/37 Match with FELSTEAD (United States) Kit 39656
This participant has also submitted a sample to Sorenson - Results not yet available.


Match results are sorted first by surname and then by marker value. Note that due to the random nature of mutations and the difference in mutation rates at different markers, results lower on the list may be closer genetically than results higher on the list. For example, a 33/36 match may be more closely related to you than a 34/36 match.PLEASE NOTE: If there are a significant number of mismatches (e.g. when only 30/36 markers match), a common ancestor is likely to have lived at an earlier time than can be traced with traditional genealogical records. If this is the case, the result will only provide clues as to the population of the shared ancestor, not their specific identity.