Re: Pringles, Beresford and County Cavan
开云体育Brian, I can’t thank you enough. I am occasionally in touch with Adam Pringle, who heads up Pringles in Ireland. (Clan Pringle.org). ? Adam is quite busy with preparations for the International Pringle Gathering scheduled for June 25th, so I hate to bother him unless its absolutely necessary. ?I will forward to him the links in your note. ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ALTHOUGH NOT SKILLED IN THE ANALYSIS OF Y CHROMOSOME MATCHING, I DO NOT FIND EVIDENCE OF SHARED Y-CHROMOSOME GENETICS OF ANY PRINGLE WHO HAS TESTED TO BIG-Y and the one single GALLIGAN that I uncovered who is R-BY142791.? ? SMITTY (U106>>>Z156>>BY12480>A10971>BY18855>BY3239>BY18859>BY166050>FT168807) ? ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Brian Swann via groups.io
Sent: Friday, March 7, 2025 2:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [R1b-U106] Pringles, Beresford and County Cavan ? For what it is worth, Pringle and Beresford are good names for officers involved in a significant way in the Peninsular War, 1808-1814.? I happen to belong to the Waterloo Association. ? ? ? ? And both were born in Ireland.? You may well have known that already, but perhaps others on this list are not military history buffs – and remember this period for a certain war fought on another continent and between 1812-1814. ? Brian ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Richard Smith via groups.io ? Lyn, ? All of this is tied into some work I am doing with a number of Galligan’s that are cousins to one another. At FTDNA, I find only one Galligan that is accessible to me.?
? I am 95% certain this Galligan is one and the same as *ftg2 below. (I HOPE TO CONFIRM, BUT I ONLY STUMBLED ON THIS FTDNA KIT TODAY) This same Galligan claims to be a descendant of a Scotsman named Pringle (see GEDCOM). I have been trying to find ways to investigate claim. One problem I have is that some autosomal DNA evidence actually hints to the possibility of the claim. I am just finishing up on comparing the Galligan HG versus the HG for Pringles in the Pringle Project.? I see no immediately recognizable connection of this Galligan to any of the Pringles in the project. ? Given the large number of Galligan inside of Ireland, I am surprised that there is no FTDNA Galligan Surname Project. ? ? ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Lyn-David McMullen via groups.io ? Pringle aligns at Z381, estimate? 2700 BCE, so linkage to branching downstream Z156 lines of Ireland and Scotland would probably have occurred back in europe. |