Unfortunately I lost my Mid-Atlantic settlers journey, which was accurate as I have known deep colonial ancestry in the Delaware Valley.
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Unfortunately I lost my Mid-Atlantic settlers journey, which was accurate as I have known deep colonial ancestry in the Delaware Valley.
I had New Jersey Settlers at one time, then they took that away and now they gave it back to me. Maybe they'll give yours back to you in a later update? Fingers crossed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tilaratch
I received an email message from ancestry today stating that I have a March 2026 update with my Ancestral Journeys.
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edit: I see it is the same as what I posted in February. Ancestry didn't notify me until today.
I lost all my American 'journeys'. Fair enough. I'm the first of all my ancestors to born outside Europe so they were fictitious journeys.
Nothing new for me…
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Originally Posted by ~Elizabeth~
We both have Delaware Valley, Chesapeake, and Midwest Settlers… my subgroup in it is Midwest Farmland Settlers. They’re of course, the Chesapeake and Delaware Valley’s kin that went to the frontier. All four of my grandparents have ancestors from here and in varying degrees of a mix of Pennsylvania Dutch and Chesapeake Englishman
https://i.ibb.co/99mmBMtW/IMG-7973.jpg
Same three for me. Still no American Journeys. Guess I'm not a real American. :(
Brother, we’re as American as hotdogs and apple pie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Figaro
You’re the hotdog, I’m the apple pie. ;)
No change for me. Still Beirut and Nicaragua.
I deleted my AncestryDNA account.