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If you're wondering it, Mary, you can be sure so are others. And this group just started so it isn't like we've discussed this stuff. This really all comes from Dr. Iain McDonald's BigY spreadsheet.

Trying to understand more about what I'm seeing in the chart. I'll start with this question. Graves-232994 Graves-156606 Singletons/Indels Singletons/Indels 4/1 1/0 (s?!)15658103.TAT.T 22440221.T.C

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So I don't know how many of you follow the postings on U106 Yahoo Group and how many go to check out what Dr. Iain McDonald is doing for us, but he just put together a fabulous tree of our SNPs. And

Thanks, Cynthia. I'll give this a try. I work mostly on my desktop because of work but it's good to know how I can see it on my iPad. Thanks for the instructions. Chris

First, thank you Chris this spreadsheet is a dream come true. It is beautiful!!! Wow how S6881 has grown. Thank you. For those of you who may be working off iPads, I do, there is an easy way to view

Goodness Chris what a wonderful way to start this day, your news is music to my ears!! Even before I head over to view what you've done for our group I am beyond excited. Thank you so much for ALL you

So you guys have been working so hard to find close matches to test that we've broken the tree. I spent all day yesterday reordering everyone's BigY test results so we could see who was matching to

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Roy and Jim and Cynthia, You guys might be interested to know that there is a new Graves BigY test which should be in the next U106 BigY spreadsheet. It won't touch your results but matches up with

Jim It is amazing the number of Thomas Graves around at the time. Capt Thomas is well known was a purchaser of shares in the Va Company located in London. No one that I have read knows the cause of

Roy, What do you know about the "Capt. Thomas Graves who arrived in Jamestown in 1608"? Is he the Thomas Graves who died in 1662 in New Hampshire? Unusual/Unlikely migration. Your Thomas Graves of

Thank you, that helps.

He's referring to our whole group but below S6881 as he feels that SNP didn't form in England. But there are other SNPs under S6881 that we all share but can't be dated yet as they form an unbroken

Very interesting. Yes indeed I find all this fascinating. Question Chris- when Iain refers to "your family" is he speaking directly to your specific line or the family of S6881?

Hi Chris, and all... This is what I was hoping for by this group forming. The rich history you and JIm are gathering from Iain is magnificent. Thank you for so generously sharing it with us all. Might

Yeah Chris I get excited about it. I've no idea if there is any truth to it but it's been written the first Graves arrived in England in 1066 with William. His name was supposedly Hugh de Greave or

After Jim's results came in Iain shared two things. One was to Jim and myself (I hope you don't mind my sharing this Jim): "Your relationship with the Graves and Sexton group is around 1000 years ago

These are exciting times for our group as the new BigY results come in. We've already had one block of SNPs broken (thanks, Jim!) and it appears we'll have more broken soon. There are a couple of BigY