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Heading to Devon
Posted on April 4, 2015 Leave a Comment
Its been while since I posted here but most of you know I am headed to England on April 15th. I will be visiting locations in Devon and Somerset identified with various branches of Devon WHEATONS and wanted to give you a tentative list of locations we may visit and their connection to the various WHEATON […]
Colorful Chart of L2 downstream SNPS
Posted on December 14, 2014 Leave a Comment
One of our L2 friends took Rich Rocca’s chart and made it into this spiffy Graphic. The WHEATON group B and allied lines are the FGC 22501 and FGC 22538 the third column from the right. As we do further testing we should be able to make further progress. This looked to me like Christmas […]
I Have Updated Our Group Results
Posted on November 10, 2014 Leave a Comment
From the Last post I have been inspired to update our colors for groupings I have updated our FTDNA results page here. https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Wheaton/default.aspx?section=ycolorized Please note a very interesting result for our member James Lewis Wheaton whose ancestor is from Gornalwood, Sedgly, Staffordshire, England b. 1770 He appears to be a distant match with Group B […]
POST NEOLITHIC ORIGINS of WHEATON GROUPS
Posted on November 9, 2014 Leave a Comment
In case you haven’t noticed I love maps and I love tracing the paths of our ancestors. During the recent Family Tree DNA conference Michael Hammer’s presentation was on the Post Neolithic Expansion of Haplogroup R-M269 in Europe. I have adapted one of his slides to show how WHEATON groups A, B, C and D […]
What Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) does and how it works to help us
Posted on November 6, 2014 Leave a Comment
Next Generation Sequencing is only about a year old and is being used for complete sequencing (full genomes) and for sequencing just the Y chromosome. The Y chromosome contains YSTRS, YSNPS, and mtDNA. Whether you test a Big Y at FTDNA or a Y PRIME or ELITE at Full Genomes Corporation this new sequencing process […]
More on Ancient Population studies connected to WHEATONS All groups
Posted on November 6, 2014 Leave a Comment
I wanted to share with you this map based on the project “Peoples of the British Isles” (POBI). This is based on genetic (atDNA) testing of people who had 4 grandparents born in the UK within several miles of each other. This map shows the composite origins of their DNA by region. They are approx. […]
WHEATON GROUP B Full Y “ELITE” Results and discussion
Posted on November 2, 2014 Leave a Comment
Well it was a long time coming, but worth the wait. ANCIENT CONNECTIONS First of all a little review. We have been standing at R-U152 L2* for a long time. Even with a Walk Through the Y we failed to yield any downstream (closer to present) SNPS although we did turn up one private SNP […]
What’s coming for Group B and a Review for Everyone Else
Posted on July 20, 2014 Leave a Comment
REVIEW Group C is way ahead with Results of a Big Y and Full Genomes in hand. Their nomenclature looks something like this R1b>U106> L48>Z346>DF101>DF102>FGC12993. Each of those numbers represents a one time SNP (mutation) carried by everyone descended from that individual in which the SNP occurred. Okay you are saying so what? Well the […]
Latest
Posted on January 25, 2014 1 Comment
How does it feel to discover a long-lost cousin? I can tell you – it feels fantastic. I discovered the first in DowlandChurch, when chatting to an elderly lady who was arranging the flowers for a wedding; she turned out to be my mother’s cousin. I discovered the next on the notice board at the […]
Almost Halloween! Latest news.
Posted on October 26, 2013 2 Comments
RESULTS Congrats to Roger who joins our growing Group B cluster. Roger’s 12 marker test was a perfect match to our Group B modal. He plans on upgrading at the sale next month. His closest match should be Bill (William Miel) as they share the same Robert 1, John 2, James 3 lineage. This makes […]
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