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From: "LadyBonita \(USA\)" <>
Subject: [NIEDERSACHSEN] Haplogroups of NIEDERSACHSEN Ancestors
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 00:55:30 -0700
In-Reply-To: <053e01c6cbef$3cc1bd70$6401010a@desktop>


Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation http://www.smgf.org will do 37/43
marker testing free. They do not provide results back but you can search by
surname for Y-chromosome. For mtDNA you need some results to start. Have
you tried inputting your marker results? It will also allow you to search
the http://www.ysearch.org site as well which is the FamilyTreeDNA
database.

Bonita Hillmer

-----Original Message-----
From: Carolyn Beno [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 9:46 PM
To:
Subject: [NIEDERSACHSEN] Haplogroups of NIEDERSACHSEN Ancestors

I am curious how many list members have had a genographic test done, who
their oldest ancestor was and where they lived. My oldest female ancestors
are Ilse Maria TEISINGT who died in 1805 and her daughter, Anna Margarethe
Christine PLUMER (1773-1843). The family lived near Diepholz, Germany.
A mitochondrial DNA sample was sent to the National Geographic genographic
project and it came back Haplogroup K based on 12 markers. These results
were uploaded to FamilyTreeDNA, tested for additional markers and showed
Haplogroup K1a.

While the genographic test is designed for deep ancestry, I'd like to
connect to list members with similar deep ancestry to learn their German
ancestor's locations from the last 3-4 centuries.

To keep this thread relevant to the list, please limit posts to Haplogroup
result, oldest ancestor, places and dates.
Thanks.
Carolyn





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