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With two new Big-Y test kits we have some updates along the Hartley branch of our tree. There were previously two Harley haplogroups - A11132 with two Hartleys and below it was FT225247 with two

Thanks for your feedback and thoughts Joel! A few comments are below. It may be interesting for you to share your findings on the R1b-L513 Yes, I'll share soon. It sounds like some things may change

Thank you so much for the awesome information.

Great stuff! Thank you.

Hi Jared, Thanks for your thorough work. It may be interesting for you to share your findings on the R1b-L513 Facebook page to see what some of the other experts think there also. I have not looked at

As promised, I took a stab at aging the SNP blocks under Z16357. You can view the updated SNP chart with ages at http://dna.smithplanet.com/snp (you may need to hit Refresh to see the updates). These

Thanks, Jared, Yes, a lot of exciting things are going on. I have recruited two Hartleys to do a BigY. Also I notice that one of those recruits who is Lawrence Hartley matches a Mawdsley who has

Hello R-Z16357 cousins! This list has been inactive for some time, but I'm diving back into research on our tree and have several exciting updates to share. *SNP Tree Updates* I've published an

Hi again, thanks for the tutorial. I had a few reasons to try the others -- 23andme: Jokingly, for several years my wife and I have disputed who had more Neanderthal DNA. She is from Eastern Europe

Hello Jared, Thomas, and everyone, I've found the Matching Segment Search very helpful at Gedmatch.com. It's available via the Tier 1 utilities which requires a $10 fee for one month's access. It's

I'd certainly recommend that anyone that has done autosomal testing to upload their results to GedMatch.com. This site provides a great way to find matches from all of the major testing companies. If

Thanks, sounds good. btw, forgot to mention. I took advantage of some sales on other DNA testing. My 23andme test are in and waiting for Ancestry.com results.? Let me know if you are interested with

Thomas - That is correct. This is only for those that have done the Big-Y test. If any new SNP testing looks viable for you after the analysis, I'll certainly let you know. Thanks, Jared

Hello Jared, Happy new year and hope you are well! It looks like the link you sent are for those who have done the Big-Y test. I haven't taken Big-Y, but I have attached an image of what is available

Hi all! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and I wish you all the best in this new year! I'm still in need of quite a few new Build 38 files to update my analysis. I've received Raw Data files

Thank you for the link, James! Charles ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2017 11:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Z16357] Big Y build 38

Here ( http://ultimatefamilyhistorians.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-big-y-could-be-best-dna-test-ever.html )?is an interesting article on how to leverage the new FtDNA tools. ?Of course, I will need to

Hi James, I guess I’m underutilizing this: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgUuC5wLrF2Ogy40BVWOsivXYYgD Hope you get it (and that it is the right file). Joel Sent: Monday, November 20, 2017 11:23 AM To:

Joel, If by "Microsoft Cloud" you mean "One Drive", I believe if you store the file on your local OneDrive folder, you can "right-click" the file and chose "Share a OneDrive link". That will but a

Yes, still no luck with the VCF. Any suggestions? I have used the Cloud through Microsoft, but only on a limited basis and am not very familiar with it. I also have my own website, but not sure how to