SELLERS dS
family charts are on bottom of this page
http://sho
http://www.dnaheritage.com/tutorial1.asp
* Haplogroups in green have been confirmed by SNP testing. Haplogroups in red have been predicted by Family Tree DNA based on unambiguous results in the individual's personal page. This has been placed on this GAP page for your ease and convenience. Please note that for any predicted results we see no reason for ordering a SNP test to confirm the Haplogroup. If a – is in the HAPLO field then we feel that the comparative results are not clear and unambiguous and if the kit holder wants to know their SNP with 100% confidence they may consider ordering a SNP confirmation test.
(Results may take a minute or two to appear because of the haplo
OCT 2009
Next week, we will implement changes to the way we store, match, and display mtDNA results. The primary purpose of these changes is to shift all results to the same nomenclature and maximize the quality of matches. The vast majority of these updates reflect shifts in nomenclature and advances in science rather than errors or mistakes in the original analysis.
Updated motifs
In some cases, a single mtDNA sequence may be written in more than one way. We have identified these cases among our customers, and in the update we will adjust all of them to a consistent nomenclature. This will affect a very small number of participants.
In the past we have also varied in how we report insertions and deletions in the 513-524 stretch of mtDNA. In the update we will adjust all of these to the same nomenclature.
We are adding the capability to store and use heteroplasmies to our system. We have saved heteroplasmy information for all mtDNA tests performed in the last 5 years. This information will be added to their account. The matching system will search for matches based on either result present in the heteroplasmy. For full sequence results, heteroplasmies will also be considered when identifying a participant’s haplogroup branch in case their lineage is experiencing a back mutation.
Learn more about heteroplasmies!
Updated haplogroups
In some haplogroups, branches which we once predicted can no longer be confidently predicted without full sequence results because the same HVR1 mutations may be found in more than one branch of that haplogroup. Individuals previously predicted to belong to these branches will see their haplogroup prediction reduced to the point which we feel we can confidently predict. Please note these affect only predictions of haplogroup branches; root haplogroups are confirmed with SNP testing.
Additionally, as the tree has changed, so have some haplogroup names. We will update all participants according to the current sub-haplogroup prediction system. All participants with full sequence results will have their haplogroups updated according to the current tree as reported in literature. The full sequence haplogroup definitions currently in use will be available on our website.
Mitosearch
All Mitosearch records linked with Family Tree DNA IDs will be synced with their updated records in the Family Tree DNA system. The list of haplogroups in Mitosearch will be expanded to allow all possible haplogroups according to the current tree as reported in literature.
Display of results
The mtDNA Results section will change slightly in how we display the participant’s sequence in comparison with the CRS. Currently a pair of charts at the bottom of the mtDNA Results page shows the CRS sequence in both HVR1 and HVR2, and highlights the positions where the participant’s sequence is different. We will replace this chart with tables very similar to the tables showing the participant’s results at the top of the page. These new charts are expandable to show the CRS and participant’s values side by side for each position in the region. The positions that have mutated are colored differently to distinguish them from the positions where the participant’s sequence matches the CRS.
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MUTATIONS =
Jim explained that mutations are random, so there's nothing to stop a mutation on a marker from occurring in one son while another son of the same father doesn't have that mutation.
In that case, the father and one son would match 12/12, while the second son would be an 11/12 match with his father and brother. But they'd still all be in the same paternal line.
Of course, if each of those sons had sons and grandsons, etc., you would be able to distinguish the two different branches of that paternal line by the one mutation difference.
Mike Maddi
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Now, I wonder if this 11/12 son continue to show this mutation? If so, we could tell which kids went to this father? Wouldn't that be nice. If I get an answer will send copy. marie, iowa
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-SELLERS DNA FAMILY LINKS =
14430 = mari@netins.net
Robert Willard Sellers, 1940 Dec Co., Ia
James Willard Sellers, 1911 Dec Co., Ia, father
Jay Wilton Sellers, 1881 Dec Co., Ia, grandfather
John Sellers, 1841 Madison Co., In , Ggrandfather
married December 29, 1820 Pickaway Co.,
OH
14438 = tsellars@hlsk.com
Thomas W. Sellars 1956
Walker County, Texas
Fred T. Sellars, Jr. 1927
San Jacinto County, Texas
(Father)
Fred T. Sellars, Sr. 1899 Bexar County, Texas (Grandfather)
George A. Sellars 1853 Jasper
County, Mississippi(Greatgrandfather)
George W. Sellars 1815
Alabama or Georgia (GGgrandfather)
Young Sellars 1789
North Carolina (GGGgrandfather) not proven
David Sellars abt 1760 (GGGGgrandfather) not
proven
14441 = mott@cetlink.net
Howard Terry Sellers 1938, SC
Howard Thurman Sellers, 1915,
Ga. or Ill.
Leonard Styles Sellers, 1881,
Ga.
Ephram Newton Sellers, 1860,
Ga.
Conrad Sellers, CSA, 1820,
Ga.
John "Blacksmith"
Sellers, 1789, N.C.
Francis Conrad Sellers, 1760,
Pa. or Va.?
25 marker test one marker off from Craig Lee Sellers (Y37) #32883
14445 = msellers@darientel.net
Michael Isaac Sellers, 1958
GA
James Wilton Sellers, 1925
GA, father
Isaac Sellers, 1899 GA, grandfather
Conrad Mitchel Sellers, 1865
GA, Ggrandfather
John Henry Sellers, 1848 GA, GGgrandfather
Conrad Sellers, 1820 NC, GGGgrandfather
John Blacksmith Sellers, 1789
NC, GGGGgrandfather
14454 =
Robert Phillip Sellers, Sr
Gurley H.
Sellers b: Jan. 17, 1802 Nash Co., N.C.
d: October 26, 1898 in
Jefferson County, Alabama
(wife) Delila (?) Wyatt b: April 24, 1805 in
Nash Co., N.C., d: July 03, 1899 in Jefferson Co., Ala,
m: Jan. 31, 1826
Simon Sellers b: May 21, 1835 in Nash Co., N.C. ,
d:April 31, 1915 in Jefferson C., Ala
(wife) Cynthia Caroline Lawson b: April 25, 1839
d: November 23 1910 in Jefferson
Co. Ala.,
m: November 08, 1857
Oley Wellington Sellers, Sr., b: October 21, 1880
d: Jan. January 17, 1931
(wife) Elizbeth Mary (Mae) Dunn m: January 20, 1907
Oley
Wellington Sellers, Jr., b: Feb. 16, 1913 d:
March 01, 1988
(wife) Chloe Phillips
Robert Phillip Sellers, Sr. b: July
26, 1937
(person
tested)
(wife) Betty Spivey, b: March 14, 1937
14465 = edsellers@aol.com = edsellers1@cox.net
(sept 2004)
Edgar
R. Sellers Jr. (self) 1936 TX
Edgar R. Sellers Sr. (father)
1895 OK-1942 TX
Jonas Lafayette Sellers (grandfather)
1853 TN-1944 TX
James M. Sellers (g-grandfather)
1827 TN- 1866?TN
James Sellers (gg-grandfather)
1806NC?- 1843 TN
John Sellers (ggg-grandfather)
abt 1786 - ???? (Not Proven)
14803 = sellarsshop@mychoice.net
Carl Elbert Sellars 1933
Williamson Co.IL
Father John Louie Sellars 1908
Williamson Co. IL
GFather Harmon Leroy Sellars 1870 Williamson
Co. IL
G-GFather James Sellars 1847 Jasper Co. MS
GG-GFather Burwell Sellars 1808 Pendleton Dist.
SC
GGG-GFather Young Sellars 1789 Chatham Co.
NC
GGGG-GFather David Sellars ca1760 Orange Co.
NC
16186 = johnsel@juno.com (Terri Leinneweber [mterril@rcn.com])
John Allen Sellers, DNA donor, TX
Allen Wesley Sellers, 1912, father, TX
John L. Sellers, 1890, grandfather, TX
Allen Sidora (Sedora, Cedora are spellings I have seen), 1847, ggrandfather,
MS
Allen D. Sellers. 1819, gggrandfather - Unknown where
16669 = kas751@earthlink.net
Keith
Alan Sellers =
(I
know Keith has a better chart than this, please send, msh)
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SELLER 1872/1972 and Martha COGBURN 1881/1973,
James Leonard Sellers of CLARKSVILLE , GA
mother of same: Mary Jane Anderson.
brother of James Leonard Sellers:
Isaac Sellers.
HENRY SELLERS 1820 NC and REBECCA PRINCE son (Habersham
Co, Ga) from Lin/Hay Co, NC
JAMES LEONARD SELLERS, b. May 22, 1852, GEORGIA; d. August
16, 1889, GEORGIA. and Mary Jane Anderson, SON
BENJAMIN F. SELLERS 1872 and Martha COGBURN 1881/1973
Robert C. Sollars
Ignatius Sollars Va, Ross Co, Oh, Verm Co, IN
17130 = sellers22@charter.net (sellers22@charter.net march 2004)
Michael Sellers
Henry SELLERS ca 1853 Jackson County, WV
Lemuel E. SELLERS March 24,
1876/ Nov 5, 1957 Meigs Co., Oh
William Homer SELLERS Oct 12,
1899/Dec 6, 1948 Meigs,Oh or Wood Co, WV
Jack Lester SELLERS July 22,
1926/Oct 10, 1999 Wood Co, WV
Michael Anthony SELLERS March 19, 1958
19464 =jaglg@embarqmail.com
ARTHUR LEE
SELLERS, b. 1919 TX, DONOR
ARTHUR WARD SELLERS, b. 1886 Cedar Point, TX; d. 1978 Tarrant Co., TX (father)
MARVEL WHITNEY SELLERS, b. 1853 LA; d. 1928 Gillespie Co., TX (grandfather)
JOHN WARD SELLERS, b. 1825-27 AL; d. 1889 Ft. Glorieta, NM (greatgrandfather).
Census indicate both John Ward Sellers' parents were born in NC. He married
LYNIA JANE GODWIN in Nov. 1845 PIKE CO., AL. LYNIA JANE GODWIN,
b. 1828-30 NC to father, SIMON GODWIN b. abt. 1794 Bladen/Columbus Co., NC,
& mother, BETHANIA FAULK b. abt. 1796 Bladen/Columbus Co., NC.
Joseph Sellers, b. 1789 NC, d. c. 1859 Coryell
Co., TX; GGGrandfather
James Sellers, Jr., b. 1760-1770 NC, d. bef. 1850 Pike Co., AL; GGGGrandfather
James Sellers, Sr. b. prior to 1744 NC; GGGGGrandfather
to Benjamin b. prior to 1744 NC and of age by at least 1761 Edgecomb
&
Brunswick Co., NC.; GGGGGGrandfather
23792 = thanksforsharing@msn.com
Richard Zeller
ggg Grandfather Jacob Zeller [ also Zoller ] was born April 18 1777
in Pennsylvania died 1848 in Brecknock Township, Lancaster Co., PA
His widow Anna Maria Shupp born in
Brecknock Township April 13, 1777 and daughter of George Adam Shupp and Anna
Maria Keiffer Shupp, moved to Darke Co., OH [ AGE
78] with her son George and his family
23989 = Franklin Sellars = f.sellars@comcast.net
5404 Chaperito
Arlington, TX 76016
United States
young sellars b abt 1789 in chatham co
north carolina.d bet 1861 to 1870 in
young monroe sellars
was b in jackson co al.in 1843 .after
sival war date not known.moved to hunt
co texas.d 1909 in hunt co tx
sam bane sellars was b 1886 hunt co
tx
d 1938 in bowie co tx
26552 = Warren Stewart Sellers
e-mail: StewSeller@aol.com
Address
1710 Charlestown-New Albany Pk. #22
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
United States
27033
Billy Sellers
bill.sellers4@verizon.net (feb 2005)
e-mail sellersb@verizon.net
(old)
(MargieAllen9@aol.com)
Address
3204 Buckhorn Court
Plano, TX 75074-2817
United States
Lon
Morris Sellers, born 1903, Paris,Lamar County,Texas, Father
Alfred
Henderson Sellers, born 1859, Hot Springs,Arkansas, Grandfather
James
H. Sellers, born abt. 1819, Alabama, G. Grandfather,
Joseph
Sellers, born abt.1789, North Carolina, G.G.Grandfather
James
Sellers Jr., born abt.1760-1770 North Carolina, G.G.G. Grandfather
James Sellers, Sr. born before. 1741 North Carolina, G G G G Grandfather
Benjamin Sellers,Sr. born about 1710 North Carolina or Virginia G G G G G Grandfather
Sources:
Census Records and
Records
Pertaining to the Sellers Family of Brunswick County, N.C.,
compiled
by James I. Marlowe, Ph.D.
MargieAllen9@aol.com
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#28450 Raymond B. Sellers
619 Story City, Iowa 50248
e-mail: rhauser@csuchico.edu
Raymond B. Sellers (b. 7 Apr 1917 in
Vienna Twp., Marshall Co., IA -15 July 2007 Ames, Story Co., Ia)
Clarence Elwood Sellers (b. 17 Jun
1885 in Vienna Twp., Marshall Co., IA - d. 21
May 1957 in Marshalltown, Marshall Co., IA)
Edward Campbell "Ed" Sellers
(b. 14 Apr 1863 in Eldora Twp, Hardin Co., IA - d.
10 May 1921 in Marshall Co., IA)
George Sellers (b. 13 Feb 1821 in Brown
Co., OH - d. 15 Jul 1891 in Marshall Co., IA)
Jacob Sellers (b. 4 Dec 1793 in KY
- 12 Dec 1857 in New Boston Twp., Mercer Co., IL) (He fought briefly in War of 1812.)
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#29690 Thomas Sellers
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: 29690
Test: DNAPlus
Test: mt-H (feb 4,
2005)
e-mail: sellerstg@aol.com
Address
4007 Marion St.
Mullins, SC 29574
United States
Thomas Galen
Sellers, 1935 Marion Co., S.C.
Thomas French Sellers, 1910 Marion Co., S.C., father
Thomas William Sellers, 1855 Marion Co., S.C.,
grandfather
Bryant Jordan
Sellers, 1827 Horry Co., S.C., Ggrandfather
Jordan Sellers, 1763 N.C., GGgrandfather
Benjamin Sellers, 1740 Virginia or N.C. GGGgrandfather
Family (William) originally came from England (Welsh) as indentured servant
and settled in Isle of Wight County, Virginia.
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#32883
Craig Lee Sellers
2080 Greenwood Rd.
Independence, OR
97351
5038382583
donor born 1969 OR
George Sellers, Sr. ca b. 1780's, Bucks
Co. PA?
George Sellers, Jr., b. 1807, Franklin
Co. PA
David Sellers, b. 1835, Summit
Co. OH
Walter Sellers, b. 1878, Ness
Co. KS
Frank Sellers, b. 1914, Polk
Co., OR
Don Sellers, b. 1936, Marion Co., OR
me b. 1962, OR, and my brother who
is taking the test, b. 1969, OR.
Lynn (Sellers) Mack
Lynn Mack [mackfamily@earthlink.net]
Test: Y-Refine12to37 (april 19, 2005)
25 marker test one marker off from Howard Terry Sellers #14441
Claude Alexander Sellars
Houston, TX
csellars@houston.rr.com
b.10/7/1905 in Bering, Polk County, TX; d. 8/23/1985
in Houston, Harris
County TX was the brother of Tom's grandfather Fred Thomas Sellars, Sr.
Tom Sellars, (14438) who you know and who has done a huge amount
of genealogy
for the family is my second cousin.
Roger Sellers
Kit Number: 35356
Test: Y-DNA12
e-mail: rogerage1@msn.com
Address
806 Creed Ave
Las Cruces, NM 88005
United States
JOHN LEONARD5 SELLERS born November 22, 1782 in Bucks Cnty PA, and died September 03, 1860 in Allen Cnty OH.
son JOSEPH6 SELLERS, b. March 09, 1828, Franklin Cnty, Waynesboro PA; d. August 11, 1894, Auglaize Cnty OH.
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#36092
William Sellars
Kit Number: 36092
Test: Y-DNA12
e-mail: william@discoveryvision.com
Address
C/o Doug Meharry
P.O. Box 3062
Monterey, Ca 93942,
United States
William SELLARS (Richard William, William Raymond, John David,
William,
unknown) -- baby boomer.
Richard William SELLARS(William Raymond, John David, William, unknown) --
born January 19, 1913 in Walla Walla, Washington.
Father.
William Raymond SELLARS (John David, William, unknown) -- born July 24, 1886
in Rich Hill, Missouri, and died October 15, 1965
in Spokane, Washington.
Grandfather.
John David SELLARS (William, unknown) born August 20, 1846 in
Crawfordsville, Indiana, and died July 10, 1915 at
the Soldiers Home in
Orting, Pierce County, Washington. Great Grandfather.
William SELLARS (father unknown -- believed to be James or Isaac or one of
their brothers) born April 14, 1816 in Ohio and died November 5, 1893 in
Montgomery County, Indiana. GG Grandfather.
# 37924
Byron O. Merritt
e-mail: budjanice-dna@yahoo.com
Test: Y-Refine25to37
Sarah (Sally) Thornton (see lineage V, VIII, and IX) (see Sellers Project)
David Thornton Merritt b 30 Sept 1823 Sampson County NC.
d 1865, after being wounded in the War Between the States m. Elizabeth Ann Brown
Willard Hinton b Oct 1845, m Attalay Beatrice Tipton
Robert Alger b 16 Mar 1849, d 1 Jul 1901 m Mary Elizabeth Minter 37924 - Byron [budjanice-dna AT yahoo.com]
=============39122
John Sellers
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: 39122
Test: Y-DNA12
e-mail: johnsellers2@comcast.net
Address
4249 Crimson Dr.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60195
United States
John Sellers
(William, John Henry, Grover, George of Licking, Delaware and Highland counties, Ohio) =
John Henry Sellers, 1821-1890, lived in Greenfield, Highland, OH in 1870).
son WM H. born 1842
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41098
Robert Sellars
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: 41098
Test: Y-DNA12
e-mail: rsellars@rtsellars.com ( rtsellars@comcast.net = preferred)
Address
2645 East Cedar Avenue
Denver, CO 80209
United States
Family Tree DNA
William Carroll Sellars, b. 1812?. (I have the correct date at home and he is buried ( 1880's) in Decatur, Texas where I was born and grew up.
His father was Laird Sellars, b. 1771 d. 1862 in Missouri. Both of these men had large families and married twice. W. C. had a son born in his first marriage, Marcus De Lafayette Sellars, b. 1846, d. 1917. He is my great grandfather.
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ROBERT William ZELLER
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: N6568
e-mail: MPILBUZZ@AOL.COM
Y-DNA12, Y-HAP-R1b
WHERE'S OUR CHART - PLEASE SEND, msh
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42758
Billy Zellers
Kit Number: 42758
Test: Y-Refine25to59
E-mail: bzafvw@aol.com
Address
21287 George Brown Ave
Riverside, CA 92518
United States
1920 Billy B. Zellers, Joplin, Mo. Me
1891 Ray Irwin Zellers, Joplin, Mo
1861 Andrew Frank Zellers. Jasper Co. Mo
1825 Isaac Zellers, Prebel Co, OH
1792 Ephraim Zellers, Prebel Co. OH ? He added the s
ABT1768 Henry Zeller/Sellers, Rockingham, VA My information
is he had been a black sheep to the family and used both Seller & Zeller
1735 Johannes Zeller/Seller, Mottgers, Hesse, Germany, Came to this country
16 Sept. 1738 on the Queen Elizabeth
from Rotterdam, then Deal. Master of the ship was Alexander Hope. They were
referred to as Palatines,
XXXX Hienrich (John Henry) Zeller, Gernany
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Harold Sellers
Kit Number: 47747
e-mail: hesellers@verizon.net
Test: Y-DNA12
HAROLD SELLERS 1920 Fayette Co., Ky
Son of Pearl Lee Sellers 1895/1973 Butler Co., Oh
Son of Noah Henry Sellers 1868/1941 Perry Co., Ky
Son of John F. Sellers 1842/1908 Pulaski Co., Ky
Son of Henry Sellers 1816/1895 Pulaski Co., Ky
Son of John R. Sellers 1794/1873-79 Pulaski, now McCreary
Co., Ky
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# N12156
JACK Richard SELLERS
e-mail: Jack.Sellers9@gmail.com
Test: Y-DNA12
son of
7. James Kenneth Sellers b. 06Dec1902; d. 21Jul1970
son of
1. William Jackson (Oscar) Sellers b. 07Sep1866 Bessemer, Ala; d. 20Jan1947;
son of
8. Isaac Gurley Sellers b. 24May1849 Ala; d. 26Apr1936; m. 28Aug1865
son of
GURLEY SELLERS b. 17Jan1802 in NASH CO., N.C.;
d. 26Oct1898 JEFFERSON CO.,
AL.;
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42758
Billy Zellers
Kit Number: 42758
Test: Y-Refine25to59
E-mail: bzafvw@aol.com
Address
21287 George Brown Ave
Riverside, CA 92518
United States
1920 Billy B. Zellers, Joplin, Mo. Me
1891 Ray Irwin Zellers, Joplin, Mo
1861 Andrew Frank Zellers. Jasper Co. Mo
1825 Isaac Zellers, Prebel Co, OH
1792 Ephraim Zellers, Prebel Co. OH ? He added the s
ABT1768 Henry Zeller/Sellers, Rockingham, VA My information
is he had been a black sheep to the family and used both Seller & Zeller
1735 Johannes Zeller/Seller, Mottgers, Hesse, Germany, Came to this country
16 Sept. 1738 on the Queen Elizabeth
from Rotterdam, then Deal. Master of the ship was Alexander Hope. They were
referred to as Palatines,
XXXX Hienrich (John Henry) Zeller, Gernany
Kit Number: 59776
e-mail: GJSell@webtv.net
lroach3814@mac.com
Test: Y-DNA25
Howard Benson Sellers, 1892, Philadelphia, PA, father
Alfred Sellers, 1851, Chester Co., PA, grandfather
Frederick Sellers, 1822, PA, Ggrandfather
Kit Number: 61670
e-mail: brewers77@verizon.net
Test: Y-DNA12
2312 N. Green Valley Parkway, #121
Henderson, NV 89014
702- 433-0713.
muckham11@yahoo.com (2008)
mikeamber@cox.net
Y-DNA12
#65434
RICHARD HENRY SELL
Richard H Sell 1940- IN
Carl E Sell 1905 IN-1993 WA
John Jacob Sell 1878 PA- 1967 IN
Jacob Sell 1815 PA-1882 PA
John Jacob Sell 1781 PA- 1855 PA
Jacob Sell 1742 PA- 1825 PA
Abraham Sell 1715 PA- 1786 PA
Hendrick Zellen a.1665 Ger.- 1749 PA
All PA action was in York/Adams
Co, PA
Richard (Dick) Sell
Scottsdale, AZ
Kit Number: 65492
e-mail: bhabernethy@comcast.net
Test: Y-DNA12
#66525
Kit Number: 66525
e-mail: johnbsellers@comcast.net
johnbsellers@att.net
Test: Y-DNA12
#67741
Randy Sellers
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: 67741
Test: Y-DNA12
e-mail: .
Address
1708 Bell Avenue
Ft. Worth, TX 76131
United States
son of
=
RICHARD HENRY SELL
Scottsdale, AZ
480-991-4045
dicksell@aol.com
Richard H Sell 1940- IN
Carl E Sell 1905 IN-1993 WA
John Jacob Sell 1878 PA- 1967 IN
Jacob Sell 1815 PA-1882 PA
John Jacob Sell 1781 PA- 1855 PA
Jacob Sell 1742 PA- 1825 PA
Abraham Sell 1715 PA- 1786 PA
Hendrick Zellen a.1665 Ger.- 1749 PA
All PA action was in York/Adams
Co, PA
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#81503
Gerald Sellars
Kit Number: 81503
e-mail: gsellars@shaw.ca
Test: Y-DNA12
Need parents, grandparents = please send.
=======================#94442
Douglas Sellers
Group: Sellers
Kit Number: 94442
Test: Y-DNA37+mtDNAPlus
e-mail: jvdsell@camasnet.com
Address
1915 Graves Creek Rd
Cottonwood, ID 83522
United States
Family Tree DNA
Dad's name: Donald R. Sellers; born Oct. 17, 1915 in Flint MI
Granddad: William Weston Sellers; born Jan 22, 1887 in Flint MI
G-Granddad: George Henry Sellers; born Nov 29, 1854 in Flint MI
G-G-Granddad: Peter Sellers; born about 1811 in Devonshire, England
#96235
Timothy Sellers
Kit Number: 96235
e-mail: maries64@msn.com
Test: Y-DNA37
#100906
Curtis Sellers
Kit Number: 100906
e-mail: curtzz@bellsouth.net
Test: Y-DNA12
connects back to
Elijah S/J Orphan Sellers ca 1820 AL/1899 probably Greene Co., Al and wife Nancy Jane Drummond.
#102179
Dewey Sellers
Kit Number: 102179
e-mail: grammasara65@yahoo.com
Test: Y-DNA12
Dewey Sellers Jr. born in Monroe La. April 4th 1933
son of
Dewey Paulette Sellers was born on 04 Sept 1898
son of
WilliamAlfred Sellers born 1860
son of
James Wesley Sellers,born1823 in Ga
son of
Alfred Sellers, born @ 1800-married to Elizabeth Anderson in Dec 1818,died before 1850
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#102846
Larry Sellers
Kit Number: 102846
e-mail: ljsellers@yahoo.com
Test: Y-DNA12
#102846
LARRY SELLERS
son of Walter Sellers 1906MO
son of Jerry Sellers 1864
son of James Sellers 1824 Dent Co., MO
James, 1824, b. Grainger Co., Tn.
Married Catherine Bowers, 1847
Married Catherine Francis Wilhite, 1878
son of James, 10/29/1791, Chatham or Burke Co., NC
Married Elizabeth Brock 1817... Married Winney Wickliff 1842
#N56122
JOSEPH REGISTER SELLERS
my grandfather's info.
He was Nathan Sellers, b. 1873 in Tarboro, NC - son of
Joseph Sellers, b. ca. 1847-48, NC married to Martha O'Berry of Tarboro
son of William S. Sellers, b.ca. 1820 married to Mary Sherrod
I think William was probably the son of Joseph Sellers married to Elizabeth Longbottoms,
Nash County, NC.
Margaret Sellers Kessels
mkessels@cox.net (march 2008)
griet@bellsouth.net (old)
#106262
JASPER LEE SELLERS, JR
son of
son of
#106691
CHARLES MCDOWELL SELLERS
cmsellers007@yahoo.com
LITTLETON, CO
son of
son of
son of
N60915
Gary Sellers
Kit Number: N60915
e-mail: GGSellers24@sbcglobal.net
Test: Y-DNA12
#121039
Wilbert (Pete) Glen Sellers
C/o Vicki Sellers Canipe
vcanipe@charter.net
son of
My father is Hugh L. Sellers Jr. born Sept. 4, 1919.
Hugh L. Sellers, Jr. 5, HUGH L4 SELLERS, SR. (ALBERT NOBLE3, ALEXANDER2,
ALSEY1)
Pete (Wilbert Glen) Sellers, father is James W. Sellers. His line is James
W. Sellers, Alexander Sellers, Alsey Sellers.
123528
LEE DALE SELLERS
jadedragon68@hotmail.com
son of Arthur "Bud" Sellers 1916 Cherokee County, OK
son of Robert L. Sellers 1892 AR
son of Isaac Marion Sellers 1852 TN
son of John S. Sellers 1822 NC
son of Isaac Sellers 1800 NC
124024
Henry K Sellers
e-mail: mklein9182@aol.com (don't use)
mklein9182@aol.com (contact)
Test: Y-DNA67
son of Charles Roy Sellers 1908 Pike Co., Al
son of Henry Charles Sellers 1867 Jefferson Co., Al
son of Daniel Jackson Sellers 1849 Pike Co., Al
son of Julius Sellers 1813 NC
son of Mathew Sellers 1760 Brunswick Co., NC
129447
Mike Sellers
17950 E. Brown Pl.
Aurora, CO 80013
michael.sellers@comcast.net
Michael Donald Sellers b.1956 Aurora, CO
Donald R. Sellers b. 1930 Tipton, KS Father
Fred Thomas Sellers b. 1901 Tipton, KS d. 1962 Grandfather
Charles Nelson Sellers b. 1865 Attica, IN d. 1919 G Grandfather
Thomas Jefferson Sellers b. 1843 New Castle Tnshp, Coshocton Co. Ohio d. 1883 GG Grandfather
Abraham Sellers b. 1794 Virginia d. 1864 GGG Grandfather
(ckTippeCo,In and Warren Co, In)
130055
Edgar Eugene Sellers
Kit Number: 130055
e-mail: jim-sellers@triad.rr.com
Test: Y-DNA12+mtDNA
son of
son of Johnny Pierce (Pierce) Sellers b: 28 Aug 1902 in Chesterfield, SC
son of Ellie B. Sellers b: 29 Nov 1876
son of John Sellers 1852
son of William Braddock Sellers 1828 Chesterfield, SC
132610
Frank Sellers
Kit Number: 132610
e-mail: Sellersgen@aol.com
Test: Y-DNA12+mtDNA
son of
son of
son of Samuel Sellers 1829 Logan Co., Oh
son of Henry Sellers ca 1795 Va
136024
Andrew Anthony Fenske
Kit Number: 136024
e-mail: ciccones@prodigy.net
Test: Y-DNA67+mtDNAPlus
advise how you connect? msh, oct 11, 2008
136341
Carl Sellers
Kit Number: 136341
e-mail: cksellers@aeroinc.net
Test: Y-DNA12
son of Edgar Earl Sellers 1896 Tamaroa, Perry Co., IL/1965 DeKalb Co., IL
son of Joseph Lee Sellers 1859 Jackson Co., WV/1929 Tazewell Co., IL
son of
138827
John Edward Sellers
Kit Number: 138827
e-mail: mygldnone@cox.net
or mari@netins.net
Test: Y-DNA12
son of Junior Elmo Sellers 1924 Mills Co., Ia/1973 Spokane Co., Wa
son of Austin Sellers 1890 Decatur Co., Ia/1935 Chicago, Il
son of Louisa Jane Sellers 1869 Decatur Co., Ia/1960 Ft Collins, Larimer Co., Colorado
145327
George Stephen Sellers
Kit Number: 145327
e-mail: carolherbert@sbcglobal.net
Test: Y-DNA12
#145327 George Stephen Sellers
brother of Carol Herbert [carolherbert@sbcglobal.net]
Daniel Sellers 1828 Johnston County, N.C.
father of George W. Sellers 1858 Johnston County, N.C.
father of Daniel Crawford Sellers 1886 Johnston County, N.C.
father of George Gover Sellers 1907 Johnston County, N.C.
father of George Stehen Sellers 1944 (tested)
145517
richard arlen sellers
kit # 145517
son of
son of
147407
ROBERT WALTER SELLERS
Bob [bobseller1@earthlink.net]
Y-DNA13-25=New Y-DNA26-37
Robert Walter Sellers b 1938
son of:
Claude Ben Sellers, b 1903 (Had 3 full brothers Henry Edward b 1898, Jesse Lee, b 1906 and Charles Evans,b 1911 and one half brother, (Robert)
son of:
John Henry Sellers, b 1861 (Had 4 brothers Wesley b 1867, George b 1872, and Robert b 1874, and Sylvester, b after 1878, and 2 sisters, Fannie b 1877, and Martha b 1875)
son of:
Henry Emanuel Sellers, b 1841 (Had 2 brothers, Allison, and Henderson) Henderson killed in Civil War, 1864)
son of:
Emanuel Sellers born c.1795, N.C. Moved to Spartanburg SC c.1845, and to Alabama c.1860 with wife Fannie (Rogers), sons Henry, Allison, their families, and probably Henderson and his family. Emanuel had brother Bennett, and POSSIBLY Gurley, Jordan, (and ??) We think Jordan went to Indiana. Bennett stayed behind in SC
son of:
EITHER G. John IV Sellers OR Henry Sellers of lincoln county NC. (unproven) Both Mentioned as full inheritors in John III Sellers will (1815) in Lincoln County. Their sister was named Faithy Sellers. I personally vote for Henry as the dad of Emanuel, mainly because of the name similarities over the generations from Henry Emanuel.
both John and Henry were sons of:
George Sellers, who was the brother of John III and Arthur Sellers. George was born Abt. 1710 in Isle of Wight County, VA, and died 1768
in Bertie/Edgecombe/Edgewood County, NC. He married FAITHY (FATHEY) GURLEY Aft. 1729, daughter of
GEORGE GURLEY, SR.. She was born Abt. 1710 in Southampton County, VA, and died Aft. 1768 in
Bertie/Edgecombe/Edgewood County, NC.
son of:
John II Sellers (JOHN SELLERS, JR.) (JOHN, WILLIAM1) was born 1687 in Isle of Wight County, VA, and died in
Bertie/Edgecombe/Edgewood County, NC. He married ?? Abt. 1708 in Isle of Wight County, VA. She was born
Aft. 1687 in Isle of Wight County, VA, and died in Bertie/Edgecombe/Edgewood County, NC.
son of
JOHN SELLERS, was born Aft. 1662 in Isle of Wight County, VA, and died Aft. 1737 in VA.
More About JOHN SELLERS, SR.:
Fact 1: September 05, 1714, John & wife sold lan Seward's Swamp, IOW Co.,VA.
son of
William Sellers, the original immigrant: WILLIAM SELLERS was born Abt. 1637 in Charlton-On-Otmoor, Oxen, England, and died Bef. 1714 in Isle of Wight County, VA. He married SARAH HARRISON Aft. 1661 in Isle of Wight County, VA, daughter of JOSIAH
HARRISON. She was born Aft. 1637 in Isle of Wight County, VA, and died in Isle of Wight County, VA.
NOTE: Data after Emmanuel is new to me (and I expect others as well) and was found at http://cookes.us/sellers.pdf . The 1815 will of John III Sellers mentioned is found at the state archives in Raleigh NC.
148687
Sarah J. Schriver
DNA Kit 148687, for Sarah J. Schriver
154678
BOBBY DEAN SELLERS 1930 Muskogee Co, OK
mike@lazerexpress.com
son of William Luther Sellers 1896 Adair Co, OK/1962 Okmulgee Co, OK
son of James Fillmore Sellers 1858 McMinn Co, TN/1938 Council Hill, Muskogee Co, OK
son of
James M. Sellers 1827 TN/1865 McMinn Co., TN (and Martha Wasson
KIT #155256?
(1) Alexander Sellers, Jr
born Nov 14, 1940 Ponca City, Okla
(2)Alexander Sellers (father)
born Aug 23 1891 Needles, California
died: 10 Oct 1966 Winfield, Kansas
(3)Alexander Sellers (grandfather)
born Oct 1850 somewhere in Va.
died: 1918? New Mexico?
GRACIE Gracie [g.winters@sbcglobal.net]
155388
MONTE SELLERS
sellers_m@sbcglobal.net
son of Ira Franklin Sellers, born January 21, 1927 in Nicholas County Kentucky, died October 20, 1964, Grant County Indiana.
son of Ira Gideon Sellers, born 1880, Nicholas County Kentucky, died July 4, 1939, Kenton County Kentucky.
son of Thomas Vaughn Sellers 1851/1933 Nicholas Co., Ky
son of John Sellers 1811 KY/
159005
JACKIE LEROY SELLERS
sellersj@swbell.net
son of Charley Sellers b. 22 May 1903 Craig Co. OK, d. 31 JUL 1953, Oklahoma Co. OK
son of Nathan Elmore Sellers b. 19 Nov 1865 Coffee Co. TN, m. McDonald Co., Mo, d. 18 Sep 1929, Kay Co., OK
son of James Manson Sellers b. 1831 Haywood Co., NC, d. AFT 1880
son of James Sellers b. ABT 1796 Haywood Co., NC, d. BEF 1850 + Jane Thompson b. 24 Apr 1797, Rutherford Co. NC, d. AFT 1870 and BEF 1880, Tippah Co., MS
son of John Sellers b. ABT 1758 NC, d. BEF 1840 NC + Margaret UNK
son of Robert Sellers, Sr. d. 1800/1810 Burke Co., NC + Sarah UNK
#164697
billy joe sellars
Kit Number: 164697
e-mail: shelton_01_03@msn.com
Test: Y-DNA12
which family? (oct 13, 2009, msh)
son of
son of
son of
# 175654
Bertram Lynn Sellers, Jr., born 1935 Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey ( Bergen County, NJ,msh)
yashicakid@cox.net
Bertram Lynn Sellers, Sr., born c. 1903 Burlington County, New Jersey; died 1995, Niceville, Florida Okaloosa County,msh)
Cornelius Elmer Sellers, born 1874 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; died 1918, Mt. Holly, New Jersey
Cornelius Godshalk Sellers, born 1845 Bucks County, Pennsylvania; died 1877, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Franklin Peter Sellers, born 1800 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; died 1863, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Abraham Sellers, born c. 1758 Bucks County, Pennsylvania?; died 1831, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania?
John Sellers, born 1731 Bucks County, Pennsylvania; died 1783, Bucks or Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Philip Henry Sellers, born 1698/99 Weinheim, Baden; died 1769, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Johann Adam Soller, born 1669 Weinheim, Baden; died unknown age, prob. Weinheim, Baden
Johann Paul Soller, born 1640 Weinheim, Baden; died after 1712/13, prob. Weinheim, Baden Johann Georg Soller, born c. 1615 unknown location (maybe Weinheim, Baden); died prob. Weinheim, Baden
Kit Number: 176272
Terry Sellers
e-mail: seltech@otelco.net
Test: Y-DNA67
Terry Sellers (Jr.) b 1938 Quinton, Walker Co., AL
son of
Terry Sellers (Sr.) b 22 Aug 1907 Dora area-Walker Co., AL. d 14 Feb 1970 Jasper, Walker Co., AL. m Lillian Nora Gilchrist b 27 July 1912 Cordova, Walker Co., AL. d 12 Jan 2001 West Point, Clay Co., MS
son of
Randolph Sellers b 4 Mar 1883 Dora area - Walker Co., AL - d 25 Sept 1948 Walker Co., AL. m Delonia Ann Shipp b 31 Dec 1887 – d 25 Jan 1945 Walker Co., AL
son of
Milton Travis Sellers b 07 Sep 1847 Pike Co., AL - d 14 Aug 1922 Walker Co., AL
m Mildred Ann Stone (Rollo) b 15 Apr 1845 – d 14 Nov 1910 Walker Co., AL
son of
Samuel Joseph Sellers (Jr.) b 09 Feb 1809 Brunswick Co., NC - d 21 Apr 1887 Dora area of Walker Co., AL
m Rebecca Fowler b 29 Oct 1820 - d 23 Oct 1899 Walker Co., AL
son of
Samuel Joseph Sellers (Sr.) b. 17 Apr 1788 Southport, Brunswick Co., NC - d 11 Jul 1857 Pike Co. (now Bullock Co.), AL. He became a minister and Postmaster on Three Notch Road. m Sarah Stanaland b 04 Aug 1786 Southport, Brunswick Co., NC - d 17 Jul 1867 Pike Co. (now Bullock Co.), AL
son of
Elisha Sellers b 1738 New Hampton, Edgecombe Co, NC - d 16 Dec 1801 Brunswick Co., NC
m Sarah Jane Peoples b ~ 1745 - 1781
m Mary Willets b 1760 New Hanover Co., NC - d > 1813
90073
Thomas E. Little
williamverllittle@yahoo.com
(Please send a small chart on family, aug 13, 2009, msh)
son of
son of
son of
Virgil Pace (see non member chart)
Zilpha Pace and Daniel Sellers had son ca 1857 (Johnston Co., NC
Bastardy Bonds)
McDaniel Pace m. Harriet Wall 1879. Four sons, Leonard, Lester,
William and Oscar. The DNA testee is a descendant of Leonard and as I
understand it is the last surviving male line descendant of that line.
I don't know if there are surviving male line descendants of the other
three sons.
ancestors458@aol.com
MTDNA
148687
Sarah J. Schriver
Kit Number: 148687
e-mail: jaglg@embarqmail.com
Test: mtDNAPlus
http://www.kerchner.com/cgi-kerchner/mtdna.cgi
Guest: Linda Peacock
Date-Time: Monday, October 27, 2008 at 13:50:41 (CDT)
Testing Company Used: Family Tree DNA
Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: February 2007
Date MtDNA Test Final Results Received: May 2007
MtDNA Haplogroup: H1a
HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16162G, 16519C
HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 73G, 263G, 309.1C, 315.1C
FST MtDNA Coding Region (CR) Test Results: 750G, 1438G, 3010A, 4769G, 5747G, 8860G, 12361G, 15326G
Comments: BLACK, Esther b. 17 Jan 1769 Macon Co. NC; d. 23 May 1835 Jackson Co. NC. THOMPSON, Jane b. 24 Apr 1797 Rutherford Co. NC; d. aft. 1870 Tippah Co. MS. SELLERS, Margaret Minerva b. 30 Dec 1825 NC; d. 15 May 1900 Union Co. MS. ROSS, Martha Verlinchia Franklin b. 6 Jan 1849 TN; d. 20 Jul 1913 Myrtle Union Co. MS. DODDS, Sarah Allen b. 29 Sep 1870 Myrtle Union Co. MS; d. 28 Mar 1953 Ruston Lincoln Parish LA. Esther BLACK´s mother may have been Elizabeth UNK md. to Thomas BLACK. Elizabeth BLACK md. 2nd, Morris COX in Lincoln Co. NC.
Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): lindapeacock-Monday-vip.cybercity.dk
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DYS 19 is also known as DYS 394.
It is obvious from our observation of 1000's of
samples that some markers change or mutate at a faster rate than others. While
that actual 'faster rate' has not yet been definitively calculated, not all
markers should be treated the same for evaluation purposes.
The markers in red have shown a faster mutation
rate then the average, and therefore these markers are very helpful at splitting
lineages into sub sets, or branches, within your family tree.
Explained another way, if you match exactly on all of the markers except for
one or a few of the markers we have determined mutate more quickly, then despite
the mutation this mismatch only slightly decreases the probability of two
people in your surname group who match 11/12 or even 23/25 of not sharing
a recent common ancestor.
0=Your perfect 12/12 match means you share a common male ancestor with a person who shares your surname (or variant). These two facts demonstrate your relatedness, however if your name is one of the most common surnames, i.e. Smith, Tailor, Miller, etc, (trades or towns) then we always suggest you utilize our 25 marker test to eliminate the possibilty of a random surname and random genetic match.
1=You share the same surname (or a variant) with another male and you mismatch by only one 'point' on only one marker. For most closely related or same surnamed individuals, the mismatch markers are either DYS 439 or DYS 385 A, 385 B,389-1 and 389-2. To ensure that the match is authentic you should refine to the 25 marker test.
2=You share the same surname (or a variant) but are off by 2 'points' or 2 locations on just 12 markers. It is only possible that you and another related family members' line each have had a mutation. There are two ways with DNA testing to confirm or deny. One is to test additional family members to search for a line that shows a mutation that is 1 point closer to your sample. The other is to order the Y DNARefine 13-marker panel. Refining greatly enhances sciences ability to determine relatedness -- geared towards the most accurate assessment of the number of generations to a shared ancestor. Only by further testing can you find the person in between each of you...this in 'betweener' becomes essential for you to find, and in their absence we feel you are not related.
3=9/12 - is too far off to be considered related. Unlikely but vaguely possible that the rule for Probably Not Related applies.
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It is obvious from our observation of 1000's of samples that
some markers change or mutate at a faster rate than others. While that actual
'faster rate' has not yet been definitively calculated, not all markers should
be treated the same for evaluation purposes.
The markers in red have shown a faster mutation rate then the average, and
therefore these markers are very helpful at splitting lineages into sub sets,
or branches, within your family tree.
Explained another way, if you match exactly on all of the markers except for
one or a few of the markers we have determined mutate more quickly, then despite
the mutation this mismatch only slightly decreases the probability of two
people in your surname group who match 11/12 or even 23/25 of not sharing
a recent common ancestor.
Ysearch Public Database
Many of
you must already know: this weekend Family Tree DNA launched www.Ysearch.org
- a free public service to the genealogical community. People that have tested
with all labs will be able to input their information and compare side by
side 2 or more results, independent of the lab that they have tested.
Being this a public site, and not wanting to infringe upon the individual
privacy of the users, people can upload as much information as they want -
enough to be of value for research - but still allowing to limit that information
so that personal identification is not available, if this is one's desire.
To make it easier for our customers, we have included an "Upload"
link in the personal page, so that the numerical values will be automatically
uploaded.
We hope you join Ysearch and enjoy using it.
Ysearch.org is pretty much self-explanatory.
Quick Interpretation Guide
http://www.familytreedna.com/ftGroupQIGuide.html
http://nitro.biosci.arizona.edu/ftDNA/Distance.html
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Oldest proven SELLERS =
ISAAC SELLERS 1777 BURKE CO, NC? /1848 GIBSON
CO, TN
MATHEW SELLERS 1743/1807(son of Ben1720/1761)
MATHEW 1760/70-1849 son of Elisha 1740/1801
MICHAEL SELLERS 1785/1843 KY
PHILIP HENRY SELLERS 1752 BUCKS CO, PA/1834 FRANKLIN CO, PA
ROBERT SELLERS 1765/1827 WASH CO, IN (from Burke Co, NC)
SAMUEL SELLERS 1655 Derbyshire/1732 WEST CHESTER, PA
SAMUEL SELLERS 1730/ 1784 SAMPSON CO,NC
SAMUEL SELLERS 1745/1794 Effingham Co. Ga
SAMUEL SELLERS 1767 IRELAND/3-24-1849
JOHNSON CO, INDIANA
SAMUEL SELLERS 1788/1859 (son of Elisha 1740/1801)
SAMUEL SELLERS
IGNATIUS SOLLARS 1769 VA/1833 VERMILLION CO,INDIANA
CONRAD ZELLERS
The DNA project will try to establish benchmark Y-DNA profiles of each lines. If the lines are related, we will find that the Y-DNA is the same for all of the related lines. If the Y-DNA is off by one marker, there may well have been a mutation back in the past, which may enable us to differentiate the different lines, even if they are related. If the Y-DNA is different by more than 2 markers, the lines are not related (or at least not closely enough to matter). (Whitney)
Genetic Distance Analysis =
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MRCA =
1. If I submit a sample to you for testing and you
find that I match exactly with another person, how many generations ago did
we have a common ancestor?
Here are the times back to the MRCA when ALL the markers match. For example,
with 25/25 (all 25 markers match), there is a 50% probability that the MRCA
was no longer than 7 generations, and a 90% probability that the MRCA was
within the last 23 generations. Compare these with 12 and 10 -- with 12 markers,
there is a 50% probability that the MRCA was within the last 14.5 generations,
while with 10 markers, there is a 50% probability that the MRCA was within
the last 16.5 generations.
Table 1. Probability for Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA)
|
Number of matching markers |
50% probability |
90% probability |
95% probability |
|
10 of 10 |
16.5 |
56 |
72 |
|
12 of 12 |
14.5 |
48 |
62 |
|
25 of 25 |
7 |
23 |
30.4 |
FamilyTreeDNA's 25 marker test points to
a much lower number of generations to the most recent common ancestor than
other commercially available tests. We use exacting statistics appropriate
for the non-independent transfer of genetic material on the Y Chromosome.
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COMPARING ORIGINS by
Haplogroups
"The situation with HG2 is more
complex. It turns out that several very different branches of the human Y-chromosome
tree had been lumped together under the label "HG2". In Europe,
the HG2s included members of the F, G, I, and J branches."
" Haplogroup "I"
is found in Central and Eastern Europe, but also accounts for almost all the
HG2s in Northern Europe and the British Isles.
Haplogroup "I" is thought
to stem from a group (Gravettian culture) that arrived in Europe from the
Middle East about 25,000 years ago. The
Gravettian culture was "known
for its Venus figurines, shell jewellery, and for using mammoth bones to build
homes". See: http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s211738.htm
" The other parts
of HG2 - Haplogroups F, G, and J - are more common in Southern and Eastern
Europe. They are believed to be the descendants of the Neolithic farmers from
the Middle East who were the first to practice agriculture in Europe about
8000 years ago."
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegalstrongs/dnacomparisons.htm
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