I took the Ancestry DNA test and got the results, which were interesting. Most seemed pretty accurate, although I was surprised that I was 2 % Asian (thought I was 100% European). Anyway, I sent my raw DNA to a few other places. The results from one of them seemed quite a bit different than the original from Ancestry. I have a great grandmother from Scotland (i have records indicating this is true). From one of the raw DNA tests, I have hardly any ancestors from Ireland, Scotland, or England. But I have an adequate amount from the original DNA test from Ancestry. I just took another DNA test from 23 and me. It will be interesting to see the results. Also, I have a friend who found out before her father died, that her father produced a step brother for her. She had never met him, nor did she know anything about where her half brother was to this day. Well, both my friend and her half brother had taken the DNA test, and they found each other through the results. The half brother still lived in the area, and they met for the first time about 3 years ago. My friend says that her half brother looks just like their dad. Susan S. Always looking for Guth, Grinlinton, Markwith, Grant, Gitz relatives and distant cousins