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Creepy Surprise: Medieval Skeleton Discovered Under Uprooted Tree By Jeanna Bryner <https://www.livescience.com/author/jeanna-bryner> September 15,

Thank you, Paul, for the clarification. I still feel a rank amateur but a better informed one. wrote:

Tim, FTDNA’s TiP tool estimates distance to common ancestor is the best we have. But it assumes no convergence, so it is only really useful for about 300 years. Convergence is a major problem

Ah, thanks Paul. It would be good to have a rule of thumb to tell you how far back in prehistory the 111 and 67 markers take you, as opposed to the Big Y. The lesser matches are more subject to

Tim FT83642 is under R-A15518 which is a sibling of R-A155 under R-A89. I think that you are working of an old version of the tree. Your Stewart/Stuart matches are commonly BY78453 or

Dear John, Thanks for the post in response to Sharon's fascinating summary, I'm also interested in genetic links between east Cork and Britain, and Renfrewshire in Scotland in particular. I'm

Sharon, Fascinating! I am separately investigating the connections between the Uí Liatháin from east Cork (R-A541 => R-A151) and the Irish Sea littoral, including both south and north Wales.

Hello Forum, I'm researching CTS4466>A663, and have been requesting the A663 men, for several years, to join CTS4466Plus project.? Their ancestors are mainly found in Leinster.? Nigel McCarthy dates

The O’Carrolls of Eoganacht Locha Lein. Can anyone point me to a reliable history of this sept after the late 1 st millennium? My interest is a combination of my own Carroll surname (traceable only

Hello, Everyone. I just signed on to the Forum and realized that we were post-free during May-June-July last year, so I need to break that pattern! There was a big increase in membership when I sent

Matt, There are plenty of places where you can find starter information. Start with the Learning Center at the foot of the FTDNA page. If you have a question ask it here. However, people must be

Hi Matt, The “sequence of codes” are proxies for unknown and probably unknowable common ancestors. There are very few lineages who have tested enough in group members and out group members to

hi Elizabeth, thank you for the update but I'd like to say that to someone who is not a scientist as myself, all this is just a sequence of codes; I will try in my free time to learn more about DNA,

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /IT2 Phylogenetic Tree (2021-03-27).pdf ( /g/R1b-CTS4466-Plus/files/IT2

Hello, Everyone. First, welcome to new members.? Glad to have you join us, and always feel free to ask questions.? This is what the Forum is for! Nigel has revised hi s IT2 tree and has asked me

Many thanks for keeping us updated. Charlotte Henry Hughes

Hello, All. Well, I hadn't anticipated a sale so soon, for St. Patrick's Day.? So thank the Saint that we have another opportunity to upgrade at a sale price or get someone to test anew as

Joe, That is correct. DO the math and use that average for an estimate. ALways bear in mind that even SNPs can vary quite a bit (I've seen some lines in genealogical time where one cousin has 1

Email received and I am a member Steve Cotham

A new member sent a note to confirm joining the group. Sorry if you thought you needed to reply. If you got this note, you are a member! Thanks to all of you who are participating. Elizabeth