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Debbie, I find it easier to use. Before, it seemed that in order to make sense of who was who, one had to go back and forth between the Time Tree and the Block Tree. This way it is all in one place.

Ciarán, Thanks for pointing out the members in the Hughes Surname Project. One of them does show up in my matches and has taken the Y700 test, but since the Big Y STR Differences box is not filled

https://www.iflscience.com/this-43-million-year-old-hominin-co-existed-with-humanitys-earliest-ancestors-75676# This 4.3-Million-Year-Old Hominin Co-Existed With Humanity’s Earliest Ancestors The

Ed?There are two S3997 testers in the Hughes DNA project. ?Ciarán

EdThe unknown origin testers are a pain. I don't have Welsh autosomal DNA but I have matches in Wales. They are beyond the autosomal threshold. I know where my MDKA comes from and ancestry is very

I don't think I've seen anyone comment yet on the Match Time Tree. It's a very useful new visual display for Big Y testers though you need to have some Big Y matches to get anything out of the

Wayne, I don't know which Welsh group you are referring to, but suggest if you have not done so, to join the Williams Surname Project and the Welsh Patronymics groups. They are both good groups where

I have 10% on My test on my father's side but the Welsh group removed me from their group. I can't prove through paperwork that I am Welsh but everything in my DNA looks in that direction. I was

Ciarán, Autosomal tests do have some advantages, but like surnames they also have their limitations. It was from an Ancestry test in 2017 that I discovered I was positive for U106 which led to me

EdIn my Family Finder pages I entered S3997 in the search box and one of my matches is S3997 positive with a 111 marker YSTR test. He could be in a surname project and you could look at his YSTR

Ciarán, I agree that it would be nice to know what may have happened genetically between the estimated time of the birth of the MRCA of S3997 (c. 950 BCE) and the estimated birth of the MRCA of its

Edyou would need some new Big Y testers to break up the huge YSNP block in your Y line!? I used to have a 25 YSNP block and two new testers have come along and broken up the block. They have a made a

OK just checked, king of the Angles, rather than England. Ancestor of the other one. Apologies. [email protected]> wrote:

Well, of Mercia! [email protected]> wrote:

Ian King Offa ap W?RMUND, King of ?NGLAND is my 45 great Grandfather.

Brian, Thanks for the article, I look forward to reading it.? As for your question concerning surnames, those that have documented Welsh ancestry include the following surnames: Prichard, Williams,

It is well known that the Irish Sea was a thoroughfare for trading around the coasts of all the regions which touched upon it in the period 600-1100 AD. I have cited Katie Hemer's 2013 paper before -

Things have been fairly quiet around here, so I thought I might bring up a subject from the past but with some updates. Back in September 2022, I had written about trying to identify the original

Hi Shane, On discover tool of FTDNA, the medium estimated age of R-BY11544 is 2 centuries younger, end of 10th century, after the "birth" of Duchy of Normandy.

This paper fascinates me because somewhere in the mists of time my ancestors were intertwined with these same families. But there is one thing I'd like help understanding and it comes from this: "As