开云体育

Hello again I hope you all have enjoyed a happy Christmas. Here is another interesting article describing how autosomal DNA technologies, similar to those used by Ancestry and FTDNA Family Finder,

Both very interesting! ?Thanks, Nigel, and have a good new year in 2024 to the extent that remains possible. ?Steve Turner

Following my earlier note, more holiday reading - I hope this will be of interest too - https://www.aftertheplague.org/people-of-medieval-cambridge It is also worth exploring other pages on the

Greetings fellow R-S16264s I hope all is well with all of you. I continue to look out for potential new recruits to our group but little has changed over recent months and even years. However the

Thanks for this interesting info, Nigel!? No questions until I try to check it out as directed...? Steve

Greetings S16264s Sylvain Leprovost recently asked me whether FTDNA’s Discover Tree includes DNA recovered from ancient human remains found in archaeological investigations. I thought other

Here are the estimated birth dates of most recent shared ancestor at each branch in S16264 tree as displayed on FTDNA’s Discover ‘Time Tree’ on 18/12/22. We have a new branch below R-L679

Thanks Wendy.? I should also have mentioned Jenny Grillet's Edward Schultz.? He is F110+ but FGC36619- so would remain R-F110 if FTDNA are able to reassign the DF21>DF5 F110's using another of their

As always, thank you Nigel!

Larry Brett (Wendy Morse's uncle) and I are currently assigned to haplogroup R-F110.? Most Y-DNA SNPs which are used to define haplogroups have occurred only once in the history of mankind and so can

Greetings If you have logged on to your FTDNA account recently you may have noticed a new tab in the Y-DNA Results section of the Home page.? This is the new 'Discover' tool which presents

Hi Edward - I noticed him too but don’t know if there is any way to contact him. It would be good to find out more. I am traveling at the moment but hope to get back to S16264 matters when home

Hi Everyone - Have I noticed a new S16264+ kit at yfull.com, ID YF108578? I'm not sure if this a genuinely new result, or if perhaps has somebody that we already know has recently submitted their

Nigel - Attached is the block tree I see at FTDNA for my Big Y 500.? Nothing new that I am aware of. I've had a number of new STR matches, but I don't believe there is anything new there either.?

?Greetings to all R-S16264s. Thank for joining our new group and thank you to Edward for setting it up. I hope you and your families have come through the recent very strange years safely. Like

There will be some spectacular failures when erroneous genealogies are widely replicated and feed too much garbage into the AI, and when there are uncanny genetic similarities that occur in isolation

That is interesting. Thrulines has predicted some distant links for me too. It is powerful technology but can be thrown by people inputting accurate trees. Unfortunately that is not always the

Sorry, I'll stop now... but imagine when you can bridge to Sandy Mocilan's other faint contacts that might bear "Hammond" centimorgans that I've lost. Hell, for all we know now, Sandy Mocilan may

There's my best Hammond example of a nice machine learning match. I would never have been able to link Sandy Mocilan to myself on the basis of a tiny genetic match (10cm) with anything less than her

On a slightly different note, have you noticed how AI / machine learning seems to be producing some pretty interesting results at ancestry.com?? I'm not crazy about yet another pay site, but I've