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Fran - That's excellent news! This will be a very nice addition to that portion of the tree. I'll keep an eye out for the results, but when you see them come in, ping me and I'll take a close look. It

Hi Jared, I was notified on the Hartley Family Tree Genealogy Facebook page that John Hartley has ordered an A11132 Test from YSEQ. Joel

Hi again, John Hartley just notified me of the following: "I have received my YSEQ results and the summary is A11132 T+ and Z17912 C+." Joel Hartley

Joel - This is great news! Another person on our branch! If desired, you could "Wish a SNP" at YSEQ for some of the other Hartley SNPs. If they can test them, then John could take some additional

I'm happy to welcome Rachel to the list. She administers the C. Pillsbury Big-Y test that is a new close match to us. She shares a relative with Fran Pillsbury dating to 1605. They both fall onto the

We have a new, significant branching under Z16357. Up to this point Sylvia Smith was the only person truly at Z16357 - meaning that her kit had tested positive for Z16357, but for no shared SNPs

FTDNA has now had these Smith SNPs named. The new haplogroup label is R-BY19970. The FTDNA tree has been updated, as well as the terminal SNP identifier for Sylvia's and Lenita's kits. I've also

Iain McDonald has just published a new project analyzing all of the P312 Big-Y results. P312 is much older than our Z16357. The general heredity is P312 > L21/Z290 > L513 > S5668 > Z16357. He places

Thanks for the notification, Jared. Yes, great work Iain McDonald is doing. I wonder, however, why he doesn't use the widely accepted BCE/CE dating standard rather than the old BC/AD. It's not a big

Thanks Jared, I don’t have a lot of backup, but I have thought that perhaps some of your dates were too recent. I’m guessing the truth could be in the middle between you and McDonald. My thought

I forgot to mention – I checked the L513 Yahoo Forum and didn’t see mention of this study. I would have thought that it would have been big news there. Joel Sent: Monday, July 24, 2017 11:10 AM

Hello fellow Z16357 cousins! Things have been relatively quiet around here - no new matches in quite some time. Now's a great time to recruit those STR matches of ours = Big-Y is on sale for $475. For

Hi Jared, Thanks for the email and thanks for your analyses. The other file was too big. I’ll try in a separate email, but the message told me to put it in a shared location. Joel Sent: Tuesday,

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

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

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:

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

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

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

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