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Try "Ancestry.com" and see what you can find out. You can also "Google" your surname (origin surname Kettle) and see if it has been researched. My friend just provided a DNA sample for Ancestry.com. Her sister is researching their genetic/ethnic origins. She had to supply about 1/4 teaspoon of saliva (not counting "bubbles"). She added some blue liquid to it, shook it up, put it in a bag, sealed it, put it in the postage-paid, pre-addressed box, sealed that, and into the mail it goes. It will be interesting to find out if there are any surprises!
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