Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Two of my 37 marker Y matches that were listed as R-269 are now listed as R-L127 the father snp of my terminal branch R-FGC-13355.
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Ernest K Johnson
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#7653
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
I¡¯m going to provide a few more examples so the members can get an idea of how far down the lines some of these FF Y designations go. This example in Z8 is from an FF test from April 2021 that has
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Charles
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#7652
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the tree/ not all are the same level
Thanks, Robert. It¡¯s helpful to know it doesn¡¯t always work as expected. Charles
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Charles
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#7651
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Family Finder tests entering the tree/ not all are the same level
Charles and all, Yesterday Charles mentioned his one example of z156 family finder results. The tester being S5520+ and FGc11662-. This is my particular SNP path. This morning my father (B573209) just
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Robert McMillan
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#7650
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
I can see this happening. Obviously not with uploaded kits only their own ff test results. wrote:
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jason jordan
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#7649
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
I¡¯m now also seeing updated FF results now including the Y SNPs, where the original FF test was several years ago. The examples from yesterday were all brand new FF test results. So FTDNA is now
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Charles
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#7648
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
YES! I¡¯ve seen an example this morning of a tester who only has a 67 marker Y test, and Family Finder. He now has a CTS12023 Y haplogroup designation from his FF test. When I look at another member
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Charles
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#7647
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Will these updates show on y matches as well. I know from other test I am down z30 pf5143 off the top of my head but my 111 test has me only as m269.
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jason jordan
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#7646
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
This is excellent news. I have an example in my area - downstream of R-DF98. A US tester, but of almost immediate German heritage, who had done Y-111 and Family Finder. His initial FF initially gave
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Jamie
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#7645
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Hello FTDNA said they would start with batches of 3,000; however some of the men already have SNP Pack and/or Big Y results. It appears that the first batch increased the number of SNP tested men by a
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John T
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#7644
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
We need some L-1 lovin¡¯ Jim ¡°Griz¡± Adams [email protected]> wrote:
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Jim Adams
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#7643
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
And one last example tonight from the L47 branch. This tester¡¯s haplotree shows him as L47+, skip FGC8034, skip L44, skip FGC6185, then L163+, L46+, L45+, L493+. The Discover date for L493 is 100
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Charles
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Awesome, I was hoping S5520 would be included! Robert McMillan
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Robert McMillan
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#7641
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
My only example today from Z156 is a tester who is Z156+ and S5520+. However, he is also shown negative for the S5520 subgroup FGC11662, and also negative for two of the S5520 brother groups Z306 and
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Charles
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Here is an example from the Z18 branch. His haplotree shows him as Z18+, skip FGC79182, skip Z17, skip Z372, skip S5695, S4031+, S3207+, skip CTS5533, CTS2158+. Discover dates CTS2158 to 750 BC.
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Charles
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#7639
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
We do have new members joining the project today, clearly based on their new FF result with Y SNPs. Charles
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Charles
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#7638
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Another example is from a tester who DID already have a Y SNP result from an upstream SNP Pack test, that placed him in our L48 group. But his FF test Y result shows him Z31+, which is downstream from
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Charles
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#7637
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Here are two good examples that I have reviewed that are considerably far down two of our major branches, but nevertheless are haplogroups from the BC timeframe. I looked at these individuals¡¯
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Charles
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#7636
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Hi folks, A short update. I'm comparing the haplotree as of 10th November against today's. This will therefore partly confuse the changes that have happened over the last couple of days as Family
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Iain
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#7635
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Re: Family Finder tests entering the Y-DNA haplotree
Hi Iain, all, Thank you Iain for this interesting information. On the tiny R-S19589 branch downstream R-U106, a new tester, of unknown origin, has recently appeared (R-FGC57423 - TMRCA ~574 BCE). I
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Ewenn
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