Hi Arnold, Yes, Lineage 1 is what we call the Founder Line. We actually have 2 Lord Lyon's Court paper trailed Crinan c975 descendants who have tested with...
Hello, The first two results from the U106+ Group general fund Deep Clade-R test candidates have come back, both U106+ for candidates from North Eastern...
David, I've had a look through Leo Littles 67 marker haplotypes in ysearch 25 Feb 2008 (large .csv file FTDNA order; haplogroups predicted by Whit Athey's...
Has a general timeline been estimated on when U106 went to the British Isles? When U106 went to the British Isles did any mutations occur in the British Isles...
Dear Sir I am sure others will answer - but your questions look like a wish list. The specific answer to your first three Questions is "No". Unless there are...
Dear asby0, Here are my responses to your questions. When did U106 go to the British Isles ? It is reasonable to assume that carriers of U106 have been ...
Interesting, my husband who falls into this grouping null 425 and U106+ and his ancestor traces back to Hendrick Hendricksen Kype (de Kype) who was born in the...
Elizabeth, Whilst nothing is certain. I boldly propose that the origin of the U106+Null425 expansion was probably within 400 miles of Den Hagg, Netherlands. ...
Given the very strong Germanic flavour of U106+, I believe it likely the majority of U106 arrived in England with the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Danish Vikings....
Is there any possibility that a significant proportion of U-106 arrived in England following the Norman Conquest? My CRUWYS family were supposed to have ...
In general, I agree with David about the strong Germanic element in R1b-U106. So a good deal of those British Isles/Irish lines which are U106+ probably go...
If the U106 mutation occurred maybe some 3300+ years ago as is indicated by one flavor of analysis of a limited number of modern U106 haplotypes, that's plenty...
Agreed. The family lore for my husband's line (de Kype) is that he was part of the group of "Normans" who settled at the time that Robert the Good of Normandy...
Dear All It depends a little bit on what you mean by the "Norman Conquest" and "Norman Ancestry". Anthony Camp, former Director of the SoG, published a booklet...
David, I have been away for over a month, and am just catching up to your posts on this topic. My interest as we discussed is the South West Region, as DNA...
Two more test candidate results have come back U106+: kit 54935 (MDA Ploin) from Ukraine and kit 98898 (MDA Geesey) from Switzerland. Both have 37-markers...
David, Â I find that interesting that you are able to predict the likelyhood that he will be U198 based on this particular value "YCAII". I would like to...
Hello, Four more test candidate results have come in. No luck with these. All are U106- and belong to haplogroup R1b-U152+. They are: Region MDA Country...
My autosomal testing was done by FTDNA and results interpreted by Tribe DNA as 83% Basque. I'm U106+. Not sure how that fits in the origin of U106+. If I'm not...
There are two genetic genealogists who are keeping spreadsheets with results for deCODEme and 23andMe customers. The results they're interested in are the SNPs...
Four out of five native Dutch men alive today descend from the hunter-gatherers who lived in Europe during the last Ice Age. The other 20 percent are the...
Dear Peter, Thanks for this link. It would be very interesting to see the raw haplotypes (and/or SNP results) of the 2000 men in this study. Does anyone have...
Dear All, I think it's 200 men and not 2000. Ronald ... link. It would be very interesting to see the ... (and/or SNP results) of the 2000 men in this study....
First, I guess we're assuming this was a Y-DNA study. Many of these studies use mtDNA, but this one sounds specific. I agree with Tim that there's probably an...
It was 2,000, and it was a Y-DNA study (I wasn't sure in my previous post): "De Knijff researched the Y-chromosome of over 2,000 men from all over the...
It's was is written in a newspaper.Have you checked with local sources? I think also that the link with a timescale is a little bit unwise. Ronald ... and it...
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