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Ray last posted that the following were in the S6881 Panel at YSEQ. S6881 A8050 A11375 A11376 A11377 A11378 A11379 Chris R1b-S6881@...> wrote:

*"I thought 2 looked rather low for the number of Warburtons in Wigan. I would expect similar numbers for all towns in the Mersey corridor from Liverpool to Manchester, but the highest concentrations

Cynthia, Is Deborah's brother in the U106 project? If not, we need to get him there so we can see his STRs. Thanks. Chris [R1b-S6881] <R1b-S6881@...> wrote:

Ray Thank you, I'll pass that onto her. If I remember correctly the Panel included A8050 (?). I'm really enjoying your posts! Cynthia

I thought 2 looked rather low for the number of Warburtons in Wigan. I would expect similar numbers for all towns in the Mersey corridor from Liverpool to Manchester, but the highest concentrations

Hi Cynthia, Deborah's brother sounds an ideal candidate for the S6881 panel. Such a close match must indicate he is very likely S6881. Regards Ray

Peter, Thank you. You'll get use to my humor - I hope! --->You just gave me, through these links -2dozen roses ? Onward to search!! Cynthia

Thanks, Peter! Back to Medieval Soldiers with more surname variants. So much fun. And thanks for idea about the Wigan World website. I'll definitely check it out. Chris

Sounds good to me. I wish my Liptrot had worked out. I paid for the DNA37, and found that, although M269, we do NOT share a common ancestor within the last 40+ generations. I’m glad we missed out

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Peter, I don't think either Ray or I am in touch with Dr. King so go ahead and contact her if you wish. :) Chris I would be happy to volunteer to participate in Dr Turi King's latest Viking

Cynthia, I used the medieval soldier site that Peter provided and I do see people serving with the surnames "Grave", "Greyve" and "Greve", all earlier forms of the surname Graves. I don't know if

I started to write "Father's Day Sale" when I replied to Justin but then I went and checked my records. I ordered a BigY at the sale in April last year and it was for DNA Day. I think on the Father's

Thanks so much, Peter! That was very interesting. I was able to find the site at http://medievalsoldier.org/. The fun part is trying to figure out how they might have spelled the name back then. I see

This ancestral history exploration is absolutely fascinating. You each are very generous to share all this. I am jealous of course as we Graves still need to find our ancestral footprints in

Hi Ray, Thanks for your post. It's always nice to get people talking about their theories on here. I did want to answer a couple of your points. I guess I'm remiss in clarifying that I always

Generally, FamilyTreeDNA has a “Fathers Day Sale” for their regular packages. I haven’t been looking for Big-Y sales in the past. Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2017 1:45 PM To:

Justin, Historically the BigY goes on sale around April and November. So basically around every 6 months. I would hold out and see if we get a good sale in April this year. There's no telling if it

???????????????????????????????????? 14 February 2017 Dear Ray Warburton and Jim Liptrap, I agree that it is very likely that many Lancashire families named