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This is an interesting tool for searching for surname spread across Germany. I used first 'Bucher' and then 'Buch' since -er was added to indicate an occupation. Geogen | | | | Geogen | |

Here are some remarks from the article on modelling of Early Corded Ware genetics: "While all (n = 95) two-way proximal models lack strong support (P < 0.05; table S17), the addition of either

Holy smokes: an ancient R-FGC396/Y3444??!! If pre-FGC396 and extinct lineage excepted, FTDNA may have to insert in a wicked hair-pin on the path to R-FGC396 from his R-FTT8 ancestor in Sachsen-Anhalt

Thanks for the headsup, Vince. The link is now: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bFA9jge_HBbuFQFfG4hoACRHfHRn4ooI/view?usp=sharing >

So one doesn't get inundated with permission requests for a Google Drive file (which defaults to Restricted access), it's advisable to change sharing permissions prior to sharing: * Open

As a stopgap measure I have placed the email containing figures in a Google Drive folder. You may access it

Hi Michael, ? You asked about R-Y49873, which is part of R-Z159>S3251. I am busy looking at the upper echelons of R-U106 and its early migrations, though it is likely to be a while before I have a

Hi folks, ? A wee reminder to all that our space on groups.io is limited to 1 GB. We've only used 5% so far because we've been fairly judicious in our use of space, but it will only take 200

Hi Rich, Since I don't presently have an imgur account, I have attached a PDF version of the post to this message. Cheers, Roy [email protected]> wrote:

The image degradation is due to groups.io normal operation. Consider uploading the images to an image hosting site like imgur, then providing a link to the images on that site. Yahoo Mail: Search,

For reasons unknown, the plots I embedded in my previous message are degraded on the U106 message board. If anyone would like to receive the email directly or can offer a suggestion as to how to avoid

Still incredible though. [email protected]> wrote:

Oh dear. wrote:

Even more impressive that a machine composed it. [email protected]> wrote:

My personal muse, ChatGPT.

Cripes! Very impressive. wrote:

Thank you Roy, great stuff! I'm going to pass that along - To whom does the credit belong? Rob Jacobson

Ha! What a stitch! Pretty much describes my DNA journey, though. Bernie Leopold wrote:

------------------------------ *The Ancestral Quest: A Genealogist's Tale* (*To the tune of "The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle"*) *Verses:* Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, Of seekers bold

clever clogs robot changed autosomal to autumnal. Thought you were being poetic for a minute, which would have been refreshing on this forum. [email protected]> wrote: