Anyone else just sign on to their ancestry.com autosomal dna resuts and see totally new feature..identifying people not in your tree who might be related..
Update..the two new possible relatives identified for me in this new feature are wrong for me..they are people who married into my line and a generation above there is a common ancestor already in my circle/leaf stuff (as are the names of 3 dna matches they list for this new "relative". Interestingly bizzare new feature...however, I do see some value in this for some people. It identified 4 of my matches that have this person in their tree, 3 of which I already knew and had identified a common ancestor in the generation above this person's spouse. The 4th one is someone with a small tree that didn't extend far enough to our common ancestor (the father of this woman's spouse), so now I "know" how this match fits. It may be helpful to this person although it is "wrong" for me as I am not genetically related to this woman, but to her spouse's father...
Just found the ancestry.com blog that explains the new feature:
http://blogs.ancestry.com/techroots/the-science-behind-new-a...