Harry and others:

Project members add their own data describing ancestors. You do this by
going to your personal page and selecting User Preferences from the
panel on the left (under My Account). Scroll down the page and you will
find two fields where you can add data for your Paternal Side and
Maternal Side, respectively. On that same page is also a like that
takes you to a map where you can associate the same data with a
geographic location.

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J. J. (Jim) Logan
Group Administrator, J-mtDNA and Logan DNA Project
Owner/Moderator, J-mtDNA and GenGen-NV Discussion Groups on Yahoo
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Harry Watson wrote:
>
>
> Re the first link below, the public web site provided by FTDNA, my
> results are listed there, identified only by my kit no. I would like
> to add the details of my earliest known mtDNA ancestor, along the
> lines of ... "Nancy Howat, b. c.1770, Belfast, NI".
>
> Can I add that myself, or do you have to do it for me?
>
> The next entry, kit no. 124156, matches me 6/6 on HVR1 and 9/10 on
> HVR2, and is from the same part of Northern Ireland.
>
> I have also found a close match in the County Down on the Ulster
> Heritage DNA Project. There is a definite cluster of J1c1 in that
> area, all apparently Ulster Presbyterians with Scottish surnames.
>
> Harry
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* J. J. (Jim) Logan <jjlnv@...>
> *To:* J-mtDNA@yahoogroups.com
> *Sent:* Monday, 4 May, 2009 1:23:54 AM
> *Subject:* [J-mtDNA] Re: Accessing database
>
> Harry:
>
> In addition to your personal page, there are actually two addresses of
> which you should be aware.
>
> The first address is the public web site provided by Family Tree DNA.
> This is at http://www.familytr eedna.com/ public/J- mtDNA/.
> <http://www.familytreedna.com/public/J-mtDNA/.> The post the HVR1 and
> HVR2 values of all members within the project and also show the most
> distant maternal ancestor as provided by the member. Members are
> grouped by me and I group them by what I believe to be the proper
> haplogroup. In many cases this is a more detailed assignment that that
> provided by Family Tree DNA. For example, many of the J* assignments
> can be further classified through the use of HVR2 data. Also I believe
> some of the assignments are in error since they are using an old
> classification scheme. In particular, most J1a assignments should
> actually be J2a and I have grouped the members accordingly.
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