2003 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log

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2003 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Logthan the L. It took FTDNA a long time (months)to finally put him in a Haplogroup, they(FTDNA)said he really didn't fit any of the Haplogroups very well.My Dad's blood type is B+Email address (To use delete [AT] and add @ sign in that position): Reborn2h2o[AT]aol.comGuest: Bonnie SchrackGuest's Website: http://www.ancientrootsresearch.com/Hap-I/MyResults.htmlDate-Time: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 at 20:41:53 (CDT)Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNAHVR1 MtDNA Results: 16129A, 16172C, 16223T, 16311C, 16391A, 16519CMtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: IHVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 73G, 199C, 203A, 204C, 250C, 263G, 315.1C, 455.1TDate MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 11 March 2003Comments: The earliest known maternal ancestor of this line was named Sarah, surnameunknown, married to Hugh Kelso. They were the first generation of Ulster Scots immigrants, whosettled in Worcester, MA around 1718. They were a tight-knit group of Covenanter Presbyterians,who tended to marry within the group. The Kelsos, as a clue, came from the Strathclyde region ofScotland, near the Firth of Clyde and River Clyde. The earliest inhabitants of Strathclyde wereprobably the Britons. I don't have solid evidence, but my hypothesis is that the haplogroup Imaternal ancestors of this line came very early to Britain, when it was first settled, and thus madeup a part of the Britons, who were there before many others came. They spoke a languageancestral to Welsh. So far, the only very near match I have been in touch with is a Welsh man, sothis seems like a good sign. I had no particular expectations, but I didn't want to be in H, and washoping for an ancient and uncommon haplogroup, and that was what I found in haplogroup I. Theonly one I would have liked better would have been U. I'm the one running the Haplogroup IHome Page, and hope to hear from all members of this haplogroup, so your results can becompared with the others who have already participated. Thanks!Email address (To use delete [AT] and add @ sign in that position): bschrack1[AT]comcast.netGuest: Nancy Grossman-GollnerDate-Time: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 at 19:17:33 (CDT)Testing Company Used: FamilyTree DNAHVR1 MtDNA Results: 16114 T, 16519 CMtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: HHVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Not TestedDate MtDNA Test Was Ordered: March, 2001Comments: My great-great grandmother Ita Raisa was Jewish. Her maiden name is unknown.She married Velvel (Wolf) PRUSSAK. Ita Raisa was most likely born in the 1850's. Her daughterBetsy (Pesia?) was born ca. 1874. Betsy claimed she was from Vilna Gubernia (The Province ofVilnius). Ita Raisa died when Betsy was a baby or young child (1870's?). I believe the family livedin the part of Vilna Gubernia that is now located in Belarus. Evidence points to them living in atown in the district of Lida; more specifically the town of Schuchin (sp?).Email address (To use delete [AT] and add @ sign in that position): msgnan[AT]surfeu.defile:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/mtdnalog/mtdnalog2003.htm (38 of 46)3/8/2010 8:19:48 PM
2003 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results LogGuest: Max HefflerGuest's Website: http://www.texsys.comDate-Time: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 at 18:10:53 (CDT)Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNAHVR1 MtDNA Results: 16223T, 16224C, 16311C, 16519CMtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: KHVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Not TestedDate MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 13 April 2002Comments: My mother's mother's mother, Esther Rachel Goldberg Moore, who was born in 1860in Warsaw, Poland. My Y-DNA haplogroup assignment is R1a.Email address (To use delete [AT] and add @ sign in that position): max[AT]texsys.comGuest: AnthonyGuest's Website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=dubartDate-Time: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 at 17:22:32 (CDT)Testing Company Used: Private partyHVR1 MtDNA Results: 00073G, 07028T, 12308 (gantc), 16519C with matches at 16048-53, 16128-33, 16388-94, 16270-74MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: UHVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Not TestedDate MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 2000Comments: Earliest known ancestor Hannah Brittin Anthony b.< 1795. Probably Scots/Irish. Pastsurnames: Coleman, Murphy, Anthony. The Ursula clan were the first modern humans to settle inEurope, during the Upper Paleolithic era about 40,000 years ago. They were the Cro-Magnons,who produced the cave art in Southern France, of whom the Basques are probably a survivingremnant. They were hunters, not farmers, and developed a new type of stone tool. The Ursula clanspread throughout Europe, sharing it (according to modern thinking) with the Neanderthals forabout 20,000 years. During the ice age they retreated to Spain, where they combined with theValda clan. Other European groups retreated to the Balkins and the Ukraine during the ice age.When the glaciers melted, about 16,000 years ago, Europeans from all three areas spread outagain throughEurope. The other five clans began arriving in Europe at the end of the Ice Age andalso spread throughout Europe. Ref. "The Seven Daughters of Eve" by Prof. Bryan Sykes.Email address (To use delete [AT] and add @ sign in that position): LELLIS148[AT]AOL.COMGuest: SusanDate-Time: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 at 16:49:43 (CDT)Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNAHVR1 MtDNA Results: CRS - No MutationsMtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: HHVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 146C, 152C, 263G, 309.1C, 315.1CDate MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 2002Comments: My maternal line all from the SW Virginia area (Montgomery Co., Patrick Co.) is:file:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/mtdnalog/mtdnalog2003.htm (39 of 46)3/8/2010 8:19:48 PM
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