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Thanks Nigel! I want to go in and map on the historical data we have for the BY2880 branch to get a better picture. Seems pretty clear BY3531 is the O'Donoghue of the Glens line.

Many thanks again Nigel. John.

I have just published an update of my Irish Type II tree and its associated Mutation Block Age Table. As usual, these will be found on the McCarthy Surname Study Scrapbook site at

Hi Nigel You might be interested in the date 1838 – date of common ancestor of Peter Ryan and I. I was communicating with Paul O’Donnell who said I should give you the date of my common

James: three comments: The 1120 date may jump forward a bit when we have the results of your Big Y-700 test as the current tree shows five SNPs shared by the Ryans, for some of which you may test

James I have followed the group’s messages for several years, read Nigel’s Paper, Elizabeth’s Paper and studied Nigel’s Tree and Block Tree. I think I have a very good understanding of my

Marcia, The BAM file is the BigY raw data file. Originally access to it came with the purchase of the BigY, but as only relatively few people requested the file and the provision of the file was

Hi Marcia, are you from Sydney, NSW? Cheers. Matt [email protected]> wrote:

Gidday from Australia <jackiepadesky@...> wrote:

Jackie , Join the Eoghancht septs also.

welcome i guess the link is broken but this might show stuff WordPress.com ( https://mccarthydna.files.wordpress.com/2022/06/mccarthy-group-a-and-it2-phylogenetic-tree-2022-06-27.pdf ) this also might

Hello everyone, I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce myself! My name is Jackie, and I'm the manager of my brother's DNA (Sean Donavan).? We're from Illinois, USA. Sean's haplogroup is

Great post. ? ?ABARTA is a treasure. ? They publish many such podcasts, which are free by subscription. ? Great for walking tours around the country.??

Hi guys, Some of you might be interested in this podcast? Ranging from the early medieval period to the Anglo Normans, comparing Cashel with other royal sites in Ireland and Scotland. Some other

Tom, I’ll be happy to apply it. I have focused on Big Y-700 as I need this to provide the input to the Mutation Block Age Table, but always good to be able to maximise analysis and display of

Nigel, does this also apply to my Y-500 results? Tom Mahoney

Having now analysed 400 sets of Irish Type II Big Y-700 data,? I have updated the above at https://mccarthydna.wordpress.com/ I am aware of a further about 50 results sets published since Big Y-700

If you take the ‘FTDNA111 to YSeq116’ extension please also join YSeq Group 71, where there are 6 such FGC11134 / CTS4466 testers. As James says, not enough to survey the usefulness though a first

These are a product from YSEQ and included for completeness. You shouldn’t feel compelled to order it, since I don’t think we ever got enough testers to survey the usefulness. The are available

thanks i re-added everything where do you get the ysec extended STR's from?