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In reply to the discussion: Help with some math please. Indian Heritage [View all]JoePhilly
(27,787 posts)12. My mother told me that one of her grand parents was part ...
... American Indian.
My mother's mother (my grand mother) was raised by her Aunt (my grandmother's mother died shortly after my grandmother was born).
So the woman I knew as my great grandmother (who was actually my grand mother's Aunt), said that her grand mother (and thus my grand mother's grand mother) was an American Indian.
I had no problem telling people that I was "part" American Indian.
Or that I am, via other grandparents, also French, Irish, Scottish, German, and English.
I'm, a mutt.
I bet Trump hates that.
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it will show the percentage of native american but not the tribe, native american covers south
Demonaut
Jun 2016
#32
try the ancestry dna test, it will give you a map of the densities of your dna profile
Demonaut
Jun 2016
#34