What is the significance of DYS439=13 with respect to Irish, Scots, or Welsh genetic markers? I see that most seem to have DYS439=12 at this location, yet the ...
Cíonaodh, I thought someone more knowledgeable than me might reply. My own views are that there is no significance. 439 is a marker which is inclined to...
Hi Peter, The list has been kind of quiet recently....sorry no one else jumped in. There is no intrinsic meaning for a mutation on DYS439 to my knowledge....
Dear All, Have been member for some time here but not posted much as I got my DNA tested in 2004 I think and have contacted some of the people listed, but no...
Hi Colleen, Certainly the 3 with the odd mutation at DYS439 should help them find a common ancestor. However, only a few of the clan of 20 can connect, and...
HI Peter, My suggestion is to hang in there. When we first started the Fitzpatrick DNA study in 2000, we only had 13 people. I dont think any were related...
Part of my own problem is that like many Americans in the South, we do not have family histories that go back very far. I am at present only able to trace my...
Kenneth, Ireland is a bit like Carolina, namely records are sparse, so you are not the only one in trouble. When I first tested I spend ages going through my...
Peter and Kenneth, My father was from the west of Ireland (Mayo) and the surname is Hopkins. Surnames can be a problem because many Gaelic surnames like my...
Hi Kenneth, Peter mentions _www.yearch.org_ (http://www.yearch.org) . There is another online database _www.ybase.org_ (http://www.ybase.org) that you can...
I am DA35R on ysearch. I will check out ybase, and thanks. Kenneth ... From: cfitzp@... To: Irish-DNA@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 7:33...
For what it's worth, I just received my U series advanced test results back. I am U106+, and now FTDNA classifies my "deep" paternal ancestry as R1b1c9. ...
Kenneth, That news seem to clarify the situation and solve a few problems!! It is believed that R1b1c9 came in from Friesia or modern days Netherlands with the...
Nilis Sasanach; Is mise Eireannach. ... From: Peter Langley To: Irish-DNA@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2008 11:49 AM Subject: Re: [Irish-DNA] U...
Hello, I am new to this group and have joined to explore my fathers family whom we now believe may have emigrated from Ireland although may have been Ulster...
Hi Aly, Looking at your results in ySearch it would certainly appear that your ancestors may have had Scottish origins before arriving in Ireland, certainly...
Aly, Have you joined the Cooper project? I see they have over 200 members. Your father's DYS390=22 caught my eye. I have over a hundred Byrne/Burns scattered...
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Apr 7, 2008 4:19 pm
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Interesting. I am likewise 15 15 17 17 at DYS464. Yet I have recently tested positive for U106. Cionaodh ... From: pabloburns@... To:...
Hi Aly and Peter, I'm here, just been traveling. It's been hard to keep up with emails when I rely on friends' internet connections. I have several thoughts...
Thank you for your replies. I'm still at work but will look over my dad's results again when I get home. Instinct tells me that Dad's family were probably from...
Hi, My paternal roots are in Mayo near Castlebar. Surname is Hopkins but probably was anglicized from a Gaelic name. My brother tested as R1b1c at FTDNA and my...
Colleen, I have an "unknown" in my project (63274, 2FGYD) whose earliest known ancestor was Presbyterian and a weaver in Ardee, Co. Down. DNA isn't helping...
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Paul, If you are interested in comparing this unknown to the Scottish database, I can send you an Excel spreadsheet with the results. It is probably from...
Hi, Why do you think your dad's family were originally Ulster Scots? Do you have any historical clues about this? Haplogroup H is the largest in Europe - I...
We has always assumed with the name Cooper, and by family word of mouth" that our Coopers had been Scottish or from the north of England. Still a possiblity,...
Colleen, Thanks for the offer of a Scottish database spreadsheet. I am sure that I have Burns Scots in my project--so many have such tell-tale signs as...
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Apr 9, 2008 8:10 am
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Hi Paul, Have a good trip to Ireland. If you run into any Fitzpatricks who would like to be tested, please let me know. I am especially interested in Co....
Coleen, Regarding your query on deep SNP testing for large groups. Having done it myself, I am R1b1c, I think it was probably a waste of money. John McEwan who...
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