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This exchange reflects dna spread across the Irish Sea in pre Eoganacht times. ? The concentrations of ogham stones from Kerry and Cork to Wales, Devon, Cornwall, isle of Man, Renfrenshire area of

Roy, Neil’s screen shot below is from Alex Williamsons Big Tree. It is a useful start, but does not have nearly as many participants as the FTDNA Block tree. I expect that Neil would like a

Neil, I'm not exactly sure what you are wanting me to send to you.? I'm willing to share most anything to figure out my predecessors. Thanks v/rRoy

LOL, roger that! On the go, sent from my iPhone

Good deal. We both speak MILS. A language in and of itself.

I’m a Fire Supporter/Field Artilleryman; 27 years now. Hoping to get 30. On the go, sent from my iPhone

Yes. Fore Control Officer.

Me too. That’s why I was asking. 20 years, AC-130s in the USAF.

Gunship Fire Control Officer. Spectre? On the go, sent from my iPhone

Military, for very respectfully. On the go, sent from my iPhone

Roy, Just curious (and way off topic), where did you pick up using “v/r” in your emails?

My email is walkerjeep@...? ? I'm not sure which results you are asking for specifically for the the Big y test? v/rRoy

Hi Pat and Roy, Can you send me screenshots of your FTDNA view of FT38151. The direction of your ancestral line follows the following path CTS4466/S1136 > S1115 > FGC84010 > A541 > S1121 > Z16251 >

John, Yes I am aware of Teague in a derogatory sense. What’s so curious is how several Teague Big Y kits that match my son Evan’s kit have different terminal subclades, yet indicate Edward

Thanks much, this has been enlightening for me.??

In that case your closest relative on the phylogenetic tree is kit no. 875867 Caldwell, which is an NPE is the last 200-400+ years, based on the number of snips and depending on the speed of snip

Yes, that is me, 906045

I’ve actually just realised, besides misspelling ‘series’, that I have managed to contradict myself below. Looking at Alex’s tree for your snip line, it is clear that the Cauldwell/Hoey split

Hi Roy, Goodness, 117 y111 matches – that’s seriously impressive, but doesn’t sound right. I only have one. Normally a y111 sorts out the mismatches due to convergence and divergence, on

Roy, A few things to note in response to your questions. At the end of the day, the "average" number of Y111 (or other level) matches really doesn't matter or mean anything. You can't use