HAPLOGROUP PEDIGREE CHART
DNA Double Helix
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In 2014, I wrote a blog posting about creating a Haplogroup Pedigree Chart (blog posting) and as well as creating my own Haplogroup Pedigree Chart, I created a template for this, available on the Downloads tab, which incorporates templates for both males and females as the "root" person on the tree.
Since that blog posting, additional cousins have been tested and I now have 6 branches filled (of 16 through to my 2nd great-grandparents) – and know the Y-DNA haplogroups of 7 ancestral lines and the mitochondrial haplogroups of 4 ancestral lines. In addition, my father has been tested with Family Tree DNA's "Big Y" and so his (almost) terminal SNP is known. The tree below is the updated version since the blog posting. |
The haplogroups I know are shown below [# shows Ahnentafel number]:
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Y-DNA Haplogroups
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mtDNA Haplogroups
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My Haplogroup Pedigree Chart (updated 15 Nov 2015)
In addition, I've identified individuals who could fill in an additional 6 branches (shown with asterisks – see below, missing from the figure above). So if you are a direct paternal- or maternal-line descendant of any of these ancestors (or any earlier ancestors; also check out Do You Have the Right DNA?), or any other branches shown, and would be interested in having your DNA tested, please Contact Me – and I may be prepared to "sponsor" (i.e., pay for!) your DNA testing. The unfilled haplogroups at my 2nd great-grandparent level are as follows:
- Owen Hughes (1824-1871) [#18]
Most distant identified patriline ancestor: Owen Hughes (1750-?) from Anglesey - Henry Norris Corlett (1810-1854)* [#20]
Most distant identified patriline ancestor: William Corlett (1742-1784) from the Isle of Man - Sarah Jones (1809-1884)* [#21]
Most distant identified matriline ancestor: Mary Lewis (probably born ~1773) from Guilsfield, Montgomeryshire - Joseph Dumbell (1823-1891)* [#22]
Most distant identified patriline ancestor: Joseph Dumbell (1701-1777) from Liverpool, Lancashire - Father of Frederick Woolfall [#24] – a brick wall, as Frederick was illegitimate and has no patriline descendants for Y-DNA testing
- Elizabeth Woolfall (1834-1911) [#25]
Most distant identified matriline ancestor: Alice Dutton (? - 1801) from Melling, Lancashire - Henry Littlejohn Boulton (1832-1898)* [#26]
Most distant identified patriline ancestor: Benjamin Boulton (1776-1816) from Whitchurch, Shropshire - Alice Cornwall Hellam (1840-1880)* [#27]
Most distant identified matriline ancestor: Ann/Hannah Killshaw (1723-?) from Walton-on-the-Hill, Lancashire - John Samuel Beer (1832-1906)* [#28]
Most distant identified patriline ancestor: John Beer (1737-1810) from Stoke Damerel, Devon - Eliza Ann Back (1831-1862) [#29]
Most distant identified matriline ancestor: Elizabeth Sowden (1714-1795) from St. Keyne, Cornwall
* = Potential testers identified
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Page updated 23 January 2017 |
