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I've been researching my background for more than 30 years with several lines back to the 1600s so I have a reasonable idea of where my earlier origins lie.  DNA profiles have reflected this in a general way.  However the previous Ancestry update very much moved in a negative direction as far as my profile was concerned.  Rather than refine my profile it seemed to do just the opposite becoming much vaguer and less informative.

This latest profile though has done much better.  It has now taken it back to what I considered more likely before the previous update and refined it rather further - in particular the splits between paternal and maternal now look pretty realistic based on what I know and can speculate on.   

Clearly their reference sets keep changing and presumably depending on who that includes not always in any balanced and positive direction...after all it's not a comprehensive DNA census of all living humans.  I always download a copy of the profile to ensure it doesn't get lost in the next update.

Has anyone any experience of using this relatively new software for building a family archive website?  I see it was reviewed in Family Tree magazine last year.

Scroll forward one page from your image for the address page.  You should get this for the fee you've already paid.

Thanks again joger. 

As I mentioned in my original posting I already have the family pretty well documented.  It's just Alicia's birth that is so far proving elusive.  Undoubtedly recorded but perhaps unindexed and offline at present although if in Ireland the record may not have survived. 

Thanks joger,

Useful to have the confirmation that that's definitely where the death was recorded.  Believe she was about 80y.