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Booner

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post your DNA
« on: April 20, 2009, 09:42:06 PM »
Last year, Ancestry.com had a special on DNA testing so I took advantage of it and had my DNA analyzed.  Below are my results.  I'm hoping that any others who have DNA results will post them here.

Again, my testing was done by Ancestry.com. Other testing companies use different standards to determine the marker values. The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation has a comparison chart for adjusting the various values between different companies at: www.smgf.org/ychromosomr/marker_standards.jspx

LOCATION: SEQUENCE        LOCATION: SEQUENCE     LOCATION: SEQUENCE
DYS 19a         14               DYS 444       12              DYS 464a   15
DYS 19b         --               DYS 445        12              DYS 464b   16
DYS 385a       11               DYS 446        13              DYS 464c   17
DYS 385b       15               DYS 447        24              DYS 464d   18
DYS 388        12                DYS 448        19              DYS 464e   --
DYS 389I       13                DYS 449        29              DYS 464f    --
DYS 389II      29                DYS 452        30              GAAT1807   10
DYS 390        23                DYS 454        11              YCA IIa       19
DYS 391        10                DYS 455        11              YCA IIb       23
DYS 392        13                DYS 456        15              GATA A10    14
DYS 393        13                DYS 458        17              DYS 635      24
DYS 426        12                DYS 459a        9              GATA H4.I    22
DYS 437        15                DYS 459b       10
DYS 438        12                DYS 460         11
DYS 439        11                DYS 461         12
DYS 441        14                DYS 462         11
DYS 442        18                DYS 463         24

 
regards,
Booner
« Last Edit: April 25, 2009, 09:11:59 PM by Booner »

Cathy McTavish

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Re: post you DNA
« Reply #1 on: April 24, 2009, 03:55:08 AM »
Ah, so here you have answered my question from the previous topic.........I will dig out my brothers and post it here sometime this morning!

Cathy

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Re: post you DNA
« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2009, 01:02:37 PM »
Tried this morning and it came out a jumble. Booner did his DNA through Ancestry and I did mine through FamilyTreeDNA and there are some differences that have to be reconciled from the two - but, here's the raw data from mine


« Last Edit: April 25, 2009, 07:24:42 AM by Thomas Thompson »

Booner

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Re: post you DNA
« Reply #3 on: April 24, 2009, 02:44:45 PM »
ok-- i think i have made some sense of toms post and ho it relates to my DNA

heres the locations where we match; if i'm doing this right we have 32 location matches and of those, we match 30 sequences. where we differ, i've put toms sequence in ( ).  you'll note 2 things,: 1, where we differ, it's only by a factor of 1, and 2. DYS 442 in Ancestory.com is off by  a factor of 5 by Family tree, so on that Location (allele), we actually match. (see my note regarding-> "The Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation has a comparison chart for adjusting the various values between different companies at: www.smgf.org/ychromosomr/marker_standards.jspx"


LOCATION: SEQUENCE        LOCATION: SEQUENCE     LOCATION: SEQUENCE
DYS 19a         14               DYS 444                        DYS 464a   15
DYS 19b         --               DYS 445                         DYS 464b   16
DYS 385a       11               DYS 446        13              DYS 464c   17
DYS 385b       15               DYS 447        24              DYS 464d   18
DYS 388        12                DYS 448        19              DYS 464e   --
DYS 389I       13                DYS 449        29  ( 30)      DYS 464f    --
DYS 389II      29                DYS 452                         GAAT1807 
DYS 390        23                DYS 454        11              YCA IIa       19
DYS 391        10                DYS 455        11              YCA IIb       23
DYS 392        13                DYS 456        15   (16)     GATA A10 
DYS 393        13                DYS 458        17              DYS 635 
DYS 426        12                DYS 459a        9              GATA H4.I 
DYS 437        15                DYS 459b       10
DYS 438        12                DYS 460         11
DYS 439        11                DYS 461         
DYS 441                           DYS 462         
DYS 442        18   (13)        DYS 463     

Thanks for posting Tom!

Yer cuszin,
Booner   

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Re: post you DNA
« Reply #4 on: April 25, 2009, 07:26:55 AM »
Thanks for the work, Booner.

I've uploaded my DNA as a picture and it makes more sense.  :-\

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #5 on: April 29, 2009, 08:07:42 AM »
I hope this attaches, it is my brother's DNA analysis...............

Cathy


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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #6 on: April 29, 2009, 08:13:04 AM »
My goodness....it would appear that my dna sample is very similiar...................Booner, what is your user name on ancestry??
Cathy

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #7 on: April 29, 2009, 08:24:05 AM »
Cathy.

My Ancestory.com username is... dthompson1334.... and i just downloaded my FTM gedcom file, and think i called it "Thompson Family History"

going to look at the DNA now

Booner

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #8 on: April 29, 2009, 08:54:52 AM »
Hi Cathy,
I just did a comparison between your brother, and Tom & myself.  Below is a comparison between we three.. out of 46 markers, I match your brother in only 34, Tom matches your brother in 33: so its several generations back before your brother & I share a common ancestor,,,,, something in the range of 40 or 50 generations or more, just off by one sequence and it's 7 or 8 generations before you have a common ancestory--the DNA within the Y chromosome just doesn't mutate very often..... So I guess the Thomson-being MacTavish-thing would be true---if you go back 50 generations or so!!!!!   Lets see,  50 generations back would put us about the time the neolithic hunter-gatherers were settling Scotland, so yea, that's when we had a common ancestor.  Seriously, I think this is rather important. It proves the lie that Thompsons' are really MacTavishes...genetically, it's not possible.....

Below is my DNA,  Tom's difference to me is listed in ( ), Cathy's brother difference to me in { }

LOCATION: SEQUENCE        LOCATION: SEQUENCE     LOCATION: SEQUENCE
DYS 19a         14               DYS 444       12 {13}      DYS 464a   15
DYS 19b         --               DYS 445                         DYS 464b   16   {16}
DYS 385a       11               DYS 446        13              DYS 464c   17   {15}
DYS 385b       15   {14}      DYS 447        24 {24}      DYS 464d   18   {16}
DYS 388        12                DYS 448        19              DYS 464e   --
DYS 389I       13    {13}     DYS 449        29  ( 30)      DYS 464f    --
DYS 389II      29    {23}     DYS 452                         GAAT1807 
DYS 390        23   {23}      DYS 454        11              YCA IIa       19
DYS 391        10                DYS 455        11              YCA IIb       23
DYS 392        13                DYS 456        15   (16)     GATA A10    17  {14}

DYS 393        13                DYS 458        17              DYS 635      24
DYS 426        12                DYS 459a        9              GATA H4.I    22
DYS 437        15                DYS 459b       10
DYS 438        12                DYS 460         11
DYS 439        11                DYS 461         
DYS 441                           DYS 462         
DYS 442        18 (13*){17} DYS 463     


My best to everyone who posts on our site, and a big thanks to Cathy for posting here DNA

Booner

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #9 on: April 29, 2009, 12:47:21 PM »
Hey Booner!

Thank you so much for doing all the legwork on the 3 DNA lists.  Those things are enough to make your head spin! Yeah....looks like you all have great connections to MacT.....like, the most basic, common DNA of ALL HUMANS!   It was great to see that we are NOT related (outside of Adam?) and that, in fact, THOM(P)SONS ARE related. What, you ask? Well, we keep running into the surname naming conventions of "son of Tom" which I do agree with.....but it now shows that those "sons of Tom" ARE ACTUALLY RELATED! You don't just share a NAME, but are genetically related.  That's sooooooooooo cool!  8)

Thanks again - you're the man! (As if you didn't know! :)

Mary

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« Reply #10 on: April 29, 2009, 12:59:16 PM »
It does place in doubt the myth that MacTavish is Thompson and Thompson is MacTavish.................50-60 generations huh.........that would be about the time of Nero????   

Well thanks to all you Thompson's for adopting me anyway!

Cathy McTavish Thompson

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« Reply #11 on: April 29, 2009, 03:11:50 PM »
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Well thanks to all you Thompson's for adopting me anyway!

Cathy McTavish Thompson

Isn't it nice that there ARE times that you can pick your family???  And I love the new name extension.....can't say you don't fit now!!! 

Cousin Mary

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #12 on: April 29, 2009, 10:10:49 PM »
Sister Cathy
 
in just a quick check of my family history, my 50th great grandfather was Eochy ( or Eugenius) the king of Dalrieda, Ire. who lived between 309 & 439 or there abouts. That was about 400 years before the Irish settled in Scotland.

and my 34th g grandmother was Eadgifu -- the wife of one of the Angle kings of one of the English kingdoms. Eadgifu was her name as spoken in angle-ish.  Her name in English was Gadiva, as in Lady Gadiva, the lady who rode around naked.  Her husband wanted to raise the taxes of his subjects, and she begged him not to do so. so he said something to the effect to ride naked and he wouldn't raise the taxes..So she did... but she had long hair so no big deal, unless it got windy.

That story may be true.

And it may explain why I want to ride my motorcycle nakid.   it's a genetic thing 

I gotta get to bed

Booner

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Re: post your DNA
« Reply #13 on: April 30, 2009, 07:56:41 PM »
Cousin Booner you crack me up!!!  ;D

Barbara
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« Reply #14 on: April 30, 2009, 08:59:36 PM »
Hey Barbara ........and he's RIDING HIS MOTORCYCLE to Glasgow!!  Maybe we should get binoculars......???  What with his penchant and all........

Mary