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Hi Tom and Leake, The U106>L1/S26>A410>A673 Foxes, who are among your closest matches, are definitely of Wiltshire origin and Joe Grubb, who is also A680 said his ancestors were in nearby

Hi Brian, Thanks for chiming in. I think that the key data cited in the essay is taken from the same sources any newer research might have relied upon, in particular the charters. It is fortunate for

I am co-administrator to a relatively small surname project. I recently noticed that the DNA Classic Table that is viewable by group members and the public is absent members that are otherwise visible

Hello Ciarán FTDNA did about 36,000 FF predictions (their terminology) in the couple of days around Dec 7th, and another about 3,000 around Jan 31st. Their initial timetable suggested it would take

Hello LindaI have 807 25 marker matches, 405 of those have taken the FF test. The majority of the FF testers are still at M269. It would help me if FTDNA gave them the YDNA info from their FF tests

These three YSNP RSIDs are from my 23andme autosomal file. Surely FTDNA's Family Finder tests contain these also! Z156? rs770355795 G S5520 rs754136806 A S5556 i705809 G Ciarán The first two SNPs

The only comment I would make about the essay quoted is that it seems to have been written around 1950. Would modern scholars in early Scottish history agree with the conclusions promulgated in a 1950

I would like to add a brief comment on A-6535, of which I am a member. While the Bruce grant of lands in Annandale dates to 1124, it appears that the 1st Lord of Annandale did not take up residence in

The FGC11674 group has used it to great effect. I credit the use of that tool for encouraging the majority of the 120 plus Big Y and WGS tests for the group. I think it’s an important tool to help

Try http://www.jdvsite.com <http://www.jdvsite.com/> VV

Anyone have a good link for the SAPP Tool these days? This one no longer works: http://www.jdvtools.com/SAPP/

My dad has quite a few new matches at the 25 and 12 markers that he did not have before. I think he only had 10 or 11 25's and a few more 12's. He has no changes above the 25 marker matches. None of

Hi Ian and Brian, Thank you for the feedback and advice. The terminal haplogroup is?R-BY194284. This is a similar situation to my Gleave line in which I was all alone? on R-BY55111 for several years

This will become a not uncommon problem. I have had to tell one family in America fairly recently that they have an NPE event around 1675 in America - and they are all really Swanns - all of them. We

Speculations based on phylogeography of the Y-Chromosome are a great way to learn some British history. But I would always remind you of the "Africans in Yorkshire" paper from about 2007 - which

KevinA Big Y test would show the bard how far back his DF98 branch was in Ireland!! Also, FTDNA are dragging their heels with the Y info from the Family Finder tests. Z156 went from 4,516 to 4,564

Yes,? thank you, Leake. I meant "geographical" area. - Tom

A good idea might be to do a Y 37 DNA test with FT. The matches list should show whether you are a Daly or some other surname a few centuries ago! -- Kevin Terry

I would just add that so any of these types of questions come from America. What will slowly but gradually change the picture is that the idea of Bigy-700 testing getting more embedded in the family

Like 1st Crusaders?