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James, Amazing progress, as your interventions always are! As you are aware I have been indicating postulated ancestral values at each tree branch on my Irish Type II / CTS4466 (and other

Hi folks, Just a note for those who have participated in the past, the YDNA Warehouse is now importing Big Y STR CSVs beyond the 111 marker panels. ?We will be using these to compute the ancestral

John, Just call it an opinion! I’m quite happy for any such ideas to be shot down or argued out of court if that moves us collectively forward! Nigel Sent from Mail for Windows

Thanks Nigel (as ever) for your expert opinion ?. John

Ed, Please see section 2.6.2 of https://mccarthydna.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/ailill-olom-progeny-alignment-2021-04-14.pdf Some of the later genetic detail in the Attachments needs updating

Nigel, Looking at your latest I’m curious how you see O’Sullivans descending from Oilill Flann Bec, an ancestor of Conal Corc.

Susan, I was referring to William Lundergan (born in Tipperary in 1795), however any testing of the most distant tracked paternal cousin helps greatly as it can give the shape of the

Hi Paul, You asked Debbie if she has any Lundergan cousins who could possibly test, and then you mentioned any other known descendants of William. Do you mean William Minahan born about 1806 who is

Thank you Ed! Many unknowns, many dots to be joined, and much speculation,. But as you say, the more Big Y-700 (or similar) evidence we have the smoother the journey. You ask “What concrete

I love how everyone pulls together to help one another. Nigel helped confirm our male O’Sullivan lineage. My son and I are confirmed A1133, under FT43021/L270. The “age “ of our SNP mutation

John, For ease of reference I comment in caps embedded in your message. I am going to write to Michael Sager (whom I hold in great esteem) about his dates for L21 and DF13, so will let you

Thanks for this Nigel. I need to offer up these FTDNA dates, and yours, against the sparse and unreliable early medieval histories. At first reading some of the FTDNA dates look late, and we have

Hello, Everyone. When a Forum member posts their first message, it automatically comes to me to approve - a 'spam catcher', no doubt.? It's nice to see we have some new posters to the latest thread,

Thank you, Paul. Appreciate the help! Sent from my itty bitty iPhone keyboard

Thank you, Sue amd Fran. We did use FTDNA, and it’s kit 203073. I did the Big Y. And I have not seen Clay in my research either! Sent from my itty bitty iPhone keyboard

Debbie, Nigel has the split between Lundergan and the Minehans at about 1364, which is fairly late for new Surname generation but possible. Are there any other Lundergan cousins available to you,

Sorry Mr. Clay, not familiar with the Clay surname in our personal research. You may want to ask this question in your own post of that subject matter. Good luck.

Hi Debbie, Glad you joined the conversation but sorry to learn of the Covid diagnosis. Hopefully it’s a light case. I also normally lurk but decided yesterday to try throwing my questions out to

Any of you folks related to Capt. Thomas Clay of the Virginia Clays that started in 1613 with John Clay????? ?Finney M. Clay ?

Hello Gen-friends, I end up being a lurker in these discussions -- as the knowledge becomes more specific, I feel less able to understand the connections and am grateful for those of you who can