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Many thanks Chris and Jim - I'll go ahead with uploading to FTDNA. I saw the possibility of the extra features like the chromosome browser which looks interesting, so will go for that. It will also

John, The advantage of a yDNA test, as opposed to the autosomal test, is that it is specific to your direct-male line. With the autosomal, you get lots and lots of matches, and you have to try

Hi John, No real disadvantage that I can think of. Your advantage is you are fishing in another pond by uploading your autosomal data to another company. You might find new matches but then again

Hi all! Still no real plans to go with a FTDNA Y test - but I have an Ancestry autosomal test. I did it because it seemed it might be useful in extending contacts to help get a few pointers to help me

Hi Cynthia! Thanks for the welcome. No, I'm pretty sure I am S6881 - I have both S6881+ and S6886+ in the myDNA.global test (what was ScotlandsDNA), and S6881 in the data file from LivingDNA. If you

Hey John, Welcome! I was thrilled when I saw your post on the U106 Group page. What caught my attention is that it sounds as if you are not certain that you are S6881+. It sounded likely with what

Lurk, Explore, Learn. We’re glad to have you with us. Jim Liptrap Houston, Texas Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2020 12:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [R1b-S6881] Potential new

I am now here, but expect I will mostly lurk. John

Okay, I reached out to him to see if he is interested. Thanks. Chris wrote:

Hi All, Did anyone notice the message left today on the U106 group by a J Cook? Chris do you know about him, might he already be someone you’ve chatted with? If not, how can we invite him to join

I'm not sure if everyone here is also on the U106 discussion board so I'll repost something here just in case anyone is interested. FTDNA is having a short sale that will expire on 2/25. It's an extra

You're welcome and I know you are busy. When I saw it I knew Jeff had been asking about that very subject, so thought others might be interested and not seen it. :D

You’re welcome. Indeed we are thankful for Iain and for you.

Thanks, Mary. I think all of our group are members of the U106 project but not all might be following the chatter on the U106 groups.io site. Thanks for taking the time to bring this up. I meant to

Wow, thanks for sharing. I enjoyed reading his update, he sure knows his stuff!? I look forward to his results.

I don't? know how many of us belong to the R1b-U106 but Iain has been discussing his latest thoughts and work on aging the new Y700 stuff. /g/R1b-U106/message/1096 I copied this link

You are welcome, Roy. We are blessed by all who test and share their results so we can find our way back past ancestors and our more recent ones if we are lucky. Chris

Thanks Chris for all this you do. You may never of heard my name but I’m in the s6881 tree and I know it’ll lead us some where in the future( and the past) Roy Graves

Chris, In looking at what you have uploaded for us, I honestly feel such gratitude. I’m going to read everything first then I’ll form my questions. thank you! Cynthia

I've been told that the link I sent out didn't work. Here's an updated one for anyone who needs it. Thanks. /g/R1b-S6881/files Chris [email protected]> wrote: