Yippee!! :ablobcool: :ablobcatenjoy:

Awoke this morning (Monday) to find #AncestryDNA #Thrulines has corrected itself via Henry 1852 so has the correct solid boxes all the way from the #MRCA most recent common ancestor down to the #DNA match.
Am beside myself as this has thrown up another CA DNA match :ablobcatheadbang: :ablobgrin: :ablobwobroll:

On the other hand, a #thruline that disappeared overnight was new yesterday. Working downhill from the #MRCA #MostRecentCommonAncestor
I happily proved a couple of marriages & baptisms & got the boxes to un-dot. But then came a child that the thruline wanted born 1823 but I had baptised in 1826 the same year as the parents married.
So left it at that.
#Thrulines is an amazing servant but could be terribly destructive if blindly followed downhill without checking the marriages and baptisms.

Having fun looking at possible relatives in the #RootsTechRelatives. Trying to find new descendant lines to follow up to a #MRCA. Eventually hoping to break down a #brickwall or 2.