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I now have 5 Big Y tested members in the VanHouten project, all in or downstream of R-BY71870, with 4 of the 5 having paper trails back to one Roelof Cornelisz. van Houten, who was first recorded as

Brian stated: I have to say that the U106 branches I’m most interested in fall under the Z156 and L48 clades. Does the lack of your response on these particular clades mean that there are so many

Gary. I am trying to get to grips with the information it contains. Seems quite interesting. It gives the reference ID for the ancient DNA samples it is using. I was able to cross check these with

I asked for the report yesterday and got it today. In the Iron Age time I am mostly iron Age Briton which I guess is no surprise. The minor populations(less than 1 %) are interesting but probably not

Iain, Truly, your dedication and work are greatly appreciated.? I feel I can safely say we all look forward to your updates, whether they are of personal benefit at the time is not an issue. Ed

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Hi all, ? Roy: Yes, it would be helpful to look at parallel expansions of haplogroups. I am trying to do this within R-U106. However, it's difficult to do this in general because of the difficulty

Glad to finally see something posted that gets closer to me.?Thank you.?I'm pretty similar to Gann in BY19022, not exact.?Wondering why mine wasn't mentioned??I'm the person L259 was discovered

Dear Iain I have to say that the U106 branches I'm most interested in fall under the Z156 and L48 clades. Does the lack of your response on these particular clades mean that there are so many

Hi Iain, With reference to the relatively late surge of DF98, it may be helpful to enquire whether the phylogeography shows a parallel expansion with other haplogroups, not necessarily under U106.

Dear all, ? A very short update to my Phylogeography document <https://www.jb.man.ac.uk/~mcdonald/genetics/phylogeography.pdf> to include the minor R-Z381 clades. This is all of R-Z381 except

Any views on the new feature on My Heritage- Ancient origins reports? -- Kevin Terry

FTDNA has posted 300 AD for the MRCA of FTG78298. There are ten other members besides me. In total there are three from Germany, two England, one each from Denmark, Ireland and the USA, then three

Hi Martin, ? We do think that the House of Bourbon (from which Louis XVI comes) is part of R-Z156. Specifically, we think he comes from the R-DF98 &quot;Kings' Cluster&quot;, since the Bourbons

23andMe has a public set of Discovery tools, not to be confused with FTDNA's Discover tools. At present, the focus is on surnames, Y haplogroups and mtDNA haplogroups. There are only a few modules,

Thank you for your response Iain. I do plan on taking a test from FTDNA, and I'm excited to see the secrets my DNA holds. <garron.zachary18@...> wrote:

I'm Z156, Z155 was a typo. [email protected]> wrote:

I have found that the best way to narrow down ancestral possibilities is to latch onto what you believe is your most likely prospect. Then in due time you will be proven how wrong you were.

Hi Al, ? Roy's A.I.-generated answer seems roughly correct. Certainly it's picked up on Lara Cassidy's work, Martiniano (2016) plus a couple of older references that I've come across but wouldn't

Hi Garron, ? Yes, you should be able to trust the 23andMe assignment, because the 23andMe test has specifically tested for the relevant mutations. Occasionally, some mutations in these kinds of