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The usual rule of thumb with regard to Family Finder tests is that they have reasonable amounts of significance out to roughly 5 generations (shared ancestor 5 generations back), and in some lucky cases can show significant matches a few generations beyond that.
The Isle of Man linkage is 20 generations ago. Only Y and mtDNA tests have reasonable chances of significance at that distance - and that depends on finding unbroken lines to compare, which is hard.