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Marielle V. Turner says:
I am interested in researching my roots. I know through family lore, that I am part Blackfoot or Sic Sica (I don’t know if I’m spelling this right).
I was thinking about doing an ancestrydna.com application to find out for sure. Do you recommend I use this method or does the Native American nation have a less intrusive method of discovering my roots?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Paul G says:
Start here – http://www.powwows.com/am-i-native
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