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  • JuanCarlos
    FTDNA Customer
    • Oct 2007
    • 319

    Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
    Let me be the first to wish you a happy birthday ahead of time!
    "Happy birthday to you,
    Happy birthday to you,
    Happy birthday Elizabeth,
    Happy birthday to you! "

    Maria
    Yes, you were the first, but I'll second that: Happy Birthday, Elizabeth! and may this new year in your life be full of nice surprises and plenty of good health!

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    • rainbow
      FTDNA Customer
      • Jun 2006
      • 2092

      Thank you for the birthday song

      Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
      Let me be the first to wish you a happy birthday ahead of time!
      "Happy birthday to you,
      Happy birthday to you,
      Happy birthday Elizabeth,
      Happy birthday to you! "

      Maria
      Thank you so much, Maria!

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      • rainbow
        FTDNA Customer
        • Jun 2006
        • 2092

        Thank you, Juan Carlos.

        Originally posted by JuanCarlos View Post
        Yes, you were the first, but I'll second that: Happy Birthday, Elizabeth! and may this new year in your life be full of nice surprises and plenty of good health!

        Thank you so much for the kind & wonderful birthday wishes, Juan Carlos.

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        • Maria_W
          Registered User
          • Jul 2006
          • 1230

          Hope you have a wonderfull day!

          And I second what Juan Carlos said... Now lets get a third!

          Maria

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          • Maria_W
            Registered User
            • Jul 2006
            • 1230

            Just guessing too...

            Rainbow,
            As far as the pronouncing of our tribal name.. I just pronounce it like the Potomac river. Since I am not in Virginia I really can't tell how someone from Virgirnia says it.. Even they spell it just a touch different from me....The e is silent...So I suppose it really could be dropped. I went back in to colonial English records and it is spelled so many different ways...Potomack, Patawomeck, Potowomek, Patawomecke, ect...
            By the way how are you related to the Potowomeck? Thats cool! I have lost touch with a lot of people who are ancestors of Wahangonoche...

            Maria

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            • rainbow
              FTDNA Customer
              • Jun 2006
              • 2092

              Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
              Rainbow,
              As far as the pronouncing of our tribal name.. I just pronounce it like the Potomac river. Since I am not in Virginia I really can't tell how someone from Virgirnia says it.. Even they spell it just a touch different from me....The e is silent...So I suppose it really could be dropped. I went back in to colonial English records and it is spelled so many different ways...Potomack, Patawomeck, Potowomek, Patawomecke, ect...
              By the way how are you related to the Potowomeck? Thats cool! I have lost touch with a lot of people who are ancestors of Wahangonoche...

              Maria
              Hi Maria I posted about it during a discussion with forum member purple flowers in another thread last year. She, you, and I are all distant cousins. She descends from a brother of your ancestor. And my mom found out from distant cousins that we descend from Pocahontas thru our Branch & Trent, etc.

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              • Maria_W
                Registered User
                • Jul 2006
                • 1230

                Hey cousin...

                Oh my goodness, that is so cool... I will have to go back and look that thread up.. Don't know how I missed it! I meant to say decendents of Wahangonoche!

                Maria

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                • burto
                  Registered User
                  • Mar 2006
                  • 657

                  Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
                  Burto,
                  The Asian results are very complicated... I will ask them how they figured the percentage. I think the 6% and 9% are very simplified and just crude measurements. Then you go to the raw data in the genome browser and it has a ancestry line for each chromosome where you run across the whole chromosome and it showes you the lowest and progresses to the highest percentage of each ethnic group. My higest Asian percentage was on chromosome 14,on that section my score was 58.7% Asian between postion 45,747,245 and position 45,747,250. I don't quite understand it all my self.. This could be ancient readings..Going to write them and ask.


                  Maria
                  Hi Maria,
                  Mum's Asian results are similar to yours she got 6% on autosomal and 6% on X. On the genome browser, on chromosome 3 she gets 51% East Asian and chromosome 5 she gets 65%!! Chromosome 9 she has 50%. I don't know if this means anything or not? They are all on the same half of the chromosomes-does this mean they are from the same parent? Or is it not displayed as one half from the mother and one from the father?
                  Does anyone think those scores are high?

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                  • rainbow
                    FTDNA Customer
                    • Jun 2006
                    • 2092

                    Hi Burto. I think the scores are astronomical! I never would have expected an English lady to have some of her chromosones be over 50 percent. Even one percent would be surprising to me. I was reading your new thread about your Mums decodeme results that she took for autosomal clues about her American father but now her mtdna is the mystery. Decodeme says she an R*, but years ago Oxford Ancestors had said she is an H .

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                    • Maria_W
                      Registered User
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 1230

                      Rainbow and Burto,

                      Burto's mother:
                      East Asian 11%
                      Autosomal 6%
                      X 6%
                      Highest Asian raw data Chromosome 5: 65%

                      Mine:
                      Native American 10%
                      Autosomal 6%
                      X 9%
                      Highest Asian raw data chromosome 14: 58.7%

                      DeCodeMe...and 23andme are so cool...Thank you so much!!
                      Both of them have something to offer..

                      Maria

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                      • tomcat
                        FTDNA Customer
                        • May 2005
                        • 3399

                        Originally posted by burto View Post
                        ... I don't know if this means anything or not? They are all on the same half of the chromosomes-does this mean they are from the same parent? Or is it not displayed as one half from the mother and one from the father?...
                        Displaying all Asian markers on one side of the chromosome certainly IMPLIES they all came from one parent but you could ask DeCode whether that is a fact or not.

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                        • Maria_W
                          Registered User
                          • Jul 2006
                          • 1230

                          I went to my DeCodeMe info and looked at my chromosomes and all of my ancestry painting European, Asian and African is on the right side of my chromosomes...So is everyones painting on the right side of their chromosomes? If so, than I don't think that it can be used as a indicator of which parent its from...I scanned my chromosomes at 410% and oh my goodness the ancestry just jumpes right out at you.. It is so cool..
                          Ch 1. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 3. has Asian on the bottom arm. Has 1 tiny red dot.
                          Ch 4. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 5. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 6. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 7. has Asian on the top arm. Has 1 tiny red dot.
                          Ch 8. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 9. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 10. has Asian on both arms.
                          Ch 11. has Asian on both arms.

                          Hit send button before I was finished...
                          Maria
                          Last edited by Maria_W; 1 April 2009, 11:18 PM.

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                          • Maria_W
                            Registered User
                            • Jul 2006
                            • 1230

                            Breakdown of Asian on chromosomes...

                            Continued...
                            Ch. 12 has Asian on both arms.
                            Ch. 13 has Asian on bottom arm.
                            Ch. 14 has Asian on bottom arm.
                            Ch. 17 has Asian on both arms.
                            Ch. 20 has Asian on both arms.
                            Ch. X has Asian on both arms.
                            The other 6 chromosomes didn't have enough Asian on them to show up red but did give minor readings.
                            This is so amazing..

                            Maria

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                            • burto
                              Registered User
                              • Mar 2006
                              • 657

                              Hi,
                              Interesting to hear your views on Mum's results. I have to say, when I was looking at the chromosomes it was on the full genome scan, not the autosomal pie chart page. I was honing in on each one individually, and it is there that I got a segment of 1 arm of Chr 5 (or peak if you look at the lines underneath) that said 65% if I hadn't seen such a big peak then it would have gone unnoticed! Same with the others.
                              All the Chrs on the autosomal page have colouring on the right side, I meant on the raw data. The EA only appears on the bottom half for me.
                              Will ask them about it when I've sorted out the mtdna lol.

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                              • tomcat
                                FTDNA Customer
                                • May 2005
                                • 3399

                                This seems to have missed notice ...

                                Saturday, March 14, 2009
                                New Populations for March 14, 2009

                                We are pleased to announce the addition of several new populations to our database:

                                New African Populations:
                                Nigeria (337)
                                Somalia (404)

                                New East Asian Populations:
                                Han (Southern China) (5,232)
                                Zhejiang, China (598)

                                New European Populations:
                                Azores Archipelago (475)
                                Central Portugal (2,125)
                                Croatia (200)
                                Czech Republic (1,411)

                                New Latin American Populations:
                                Northern Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil (494)
                                Parana, Brazil (4,076)

                                New Near Eastern Populations:
                                Libya (103)
                                Qatar (120)

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