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Lucas, I feel like I am in a room where others are making sense of what I cannot. I don't understand: That's standard if you haven't recruited any Y DNA matches with your surname to go Big Y

Hello, John. Thanks for joining the discussion. I see you joined the Munster Irish just last week! I can’t speak for Nigel, but my records indicate Ready/Reidy/O Riada is a Dalcassian name,

Elizabeth? I am the individual who shares a terminal SNP with David Ring and also a member of the Munster Irish. In an email September 2022, Niglel identifies my DNA?as Eochanacht Raithlinn, then

David, That's standard if you haven't recruited any Y DNA matches with your surname to go Big Y testing. It just means that your branch is from the pre-surname period (whuv you can confirm by using

same here no one with my last name in any of my Y700 results

good job it loads fast

Thanks for the recognition and to follow up on the mentioned ability to change the kit# in the tree. This is now live. If you want to show up as FTDNA - B5163 instead of the 8 character Tree Taxon

David, Click on the Discover Tool and the Block Tree under your Big Y section. They have well written explanations of how to interpret your results. Lucas

I knew from family notes that my male ancestors were Ryan. I was told it was originally O'Ryan and anglicized to Ryan and from there to Ring. I always loved Munster cheese. So now I know why. I

Hello, David. Carrying on from Nigel’s points, the Wren he refers to is actually an STR match with you at 111 markers. He has only tested the CTS4466 SNP Pack (eight years ago) and is currently

David, I'll forward your email address to your SNP match and ask him to contact you. All the best, John.

John, My great great grandfather was Michael Augustus Ring Sr. who was born on 29 September 1808 in Mallow, County Cork, Ireland, immigrated to the USA and died in South Boston on 26 February 1876.

Hi guys, I have replied directly to David because Ring (at least in East Cork) is supposedly associated with the Uí Liatháin and presumably A151+. But I haven't found any yet ?. David has a

David, You are on a branch of the Irish Type II (R1b-CTS4466 Plus Project) tree inhabited by a Wren (excuse the pun) and some Ryans. It may be argued that Wren and Ring derive from the same Irish

FT DNA has very strict protocols for dealing with samples and have never heard of any errrs/mixups. It's got nothing to do this that. Realize that Y DNA results can go back well before surnames

I have reached our by FTDNA by email asking them if perhaps some error was made with my Big Y 700 test because there is not one person in the results who is in my family history, nor anyone with my

Thanks for this James. John.

James, you never cease to amaze. Thank you. Elizabeth Sent: 03 April 2024 02:02 To: [email protected] Subject: [R1b-CTS4466-Plus] Changes to YDNA Warehouse R-CTS4466 Tree Hi

Hi folks, I’ve rewritten most of the tree viewer for YDNA Warehouse to make it load faster and include more information. It can actually render FTDNA’s full tree from A to the leaves in 5

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