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  • #31
    Originally posted by GregKiroKH
    I have 460 = 10 and 390 = 23 and 492 =13. I took the FTDNA deep clade test, and ended up "R1b1c?" with a bunch of negatives. I can remember when all Y-DNA of human males were the same. So, I think we are just beginning to understand how to classify the Y-DNA. I hate this not knowing (Scotty TOS). Still, we must learn to wait some times.
    Have you considered testing at Ethnoancestry for the S-series? It sounds like there's a good chance you are S21+.

    Mike

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    • #32
      Originally posted by MMaddi
      Have you considered testing at Ethnoancestry for the S-series? It sounds like there's a good chance you are S21+.

      Mike
      Yep, I was hoping not to be at square one again with R1b1c9*. I thought the FTDNA deep clade SNP would be more complete. I have for sometime expected historical connections related to S21+. I wonder though what new test are being planned for 2007. And it came down to planning my Disney vacation in Dec. 2007 or getting the S-series test after my full mtDNA test or maybe both. I decided to wait and see what will happen in 2007.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by M.O'Connor
        some people might have just ran to the Hills. not everyone was a Gunning knight..
        Dang!!! I wanted to be a knight in shining armour !! Anyway, I guess my surname heritage could be associated with the infamous war bow archer or knight killer of the Medieval Period. , or maybe desk jockey in the U.S. Navy

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