Obvious phenotypic inheritance markers in humans
No. To determine the genetic relationship (if any) between two individuals requires molecular evidence based on genetic markers in their somatic DNA. Using phenotypes could be misleading because a genetic marker (an allele) can have variable penetrance (the percentage of carriers who actually have the phenotype) and variable expressivity (the severity or degree of the phenotype). Some of this variability can come from gene-environment interactions, and some could come from epigenetic effects (ie non-heritable).