Generational matrix


This is a generational matrix from GEDMATCH which shows that we all, in likelihood share a common ancestor.

I hope to find it. This Ray Buie looks very promising.

paquet758@aol.com rfcommagere@gmail.com pedra.ane@gmail.com ermoye2@hotmail.com Peggy McClinton <peggymcclinton@yahoo.com> plt883@gmail.com

Matlock Medlock is promising through Buie and JS?

Commagere is a mixed bag as this match is both paternal and paternal to him

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