Elizabeth Hunter (1794 - 1860)

The proposed relationship of Elizabeth Hunter as the mother of Sarah Ellen Albertson, Margaret E. Albertson, Elizabeth E. Albertson, Oliver Albertson and James Albertson is supported by DNA evidence indicating shared ancestry within the family lines.

Specifically, DNA evidence confirms a distant cousin relationship between MC (a descendant of the Sarah Ellen Albertson ancestral line) and BE (a descendant of the Margaret E. Albertson ancestral line) with 43.16 cM of shared DNA across 1 HIR segments.

It also confirms a distant cousin relationship between TC (a descendant of the Sarah Ellen Albertson ancestral line) and JM (a descendant of the Elizabeth E. Albertson ancestral line) with 56.01 cM of shared DNA across 3 HIR segments.

It also confirms a distant cousin relationship between CDC (a descendant of the Sarah Ellen Albertson ancestral line) and PL (a descendant of the Oliver Albertson ancestral line) with 25.85 cM of shared DNA across 2 HIR segments.

It also confirms a distant cousin relationship between TC (a descendant of the Sarah Ellen Albertson ancestral line) and EL (a descendant of the James Albertson ancestral line) with 30.32 cM of shared DNA across 2 HIR segments.

It also confirms a distant cousin relationship between MM (a descendant of the Elizabeth E. Albertson ancestral line) and BB (a descendant of the Margaret E. Albertson ancestral line) with 0.00 cM of shared DNA.

It also confirms a distant cousin relationship between CD2 (a descendant of the James Albertson ancestral line) and PL (a descendant of the Oliver Albertson ancestral line) with 0.00 cM of shared DNA.

These matches are consistent with their placement within these shared ancestral branches.

Further support for shared ancestry within the Sarah Ellen Albertson, Margaret E. Albertson, Elizabeth E. Albertson, Oliver Albertson and James Albertson lines is provided by an additional 58 DNA confirmed relationships among other tested descendants tracing back to these lines.

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