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Re: Is there a way to leave your DNA for the future.....
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Lynda Huckaby Bishop <[log in to unmask]>
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I'm confused about DNA--actually I know NOTHING about it. If I have one 
of my brothers send in their DNA do we have to select one family for 
DNA research? I have three or four different families that I am 
researching and the DNA would help, but don't want to pay for each 
family because I hear it is expensive. How do I get started? Thanks, 
everyone. 

Lynda Huckaby Bishop
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Quoting Steve Stevens <[log in to unmask]>:
> I have not seen anyone mentioning joining a DNA Group where you may add your
> DNA to the surname group and it will remain as long as the company is
> active.  This does not mean that your actual DNA will survive, only the
> ancestral results. 
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve
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