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Yeah, well, now that I have a few slugs of Irish Whiskey under my belt, I'm thinking of Danish King Blue Tooth sending his daughters to Normandy for safe keeping (palace Intrigues, etc). If I'm coonnected that way, then my U5b2b2 would go back to Uppsala, Sweden (his wife).
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It looks to me like maybe my U5b2b2 may go back to Normandy/France. Although my for sure earliest direct line female ancestor was born about 1816 in Indiana, my speculative line is extended to a birth date about 1617 in the Norwich, Norfolk, England area. She was the first wife of a Mr. Pendleton, but her name not found, possibly first name of Hannah. They were of the upper class, so it seems likely that they, Pendleton and both his wives, stem from Anglo-Normans. So the further question is, where did that U5b2b2 in Normandy come from?Last edited by PDHOTLEN; 26 March 2020, 06:37 PM.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View Post
At a closer look at the two matches already in my subgroup, a mutation/back-mutation in HVR1 prevents me from saying that they have genetic distances greater than 3. So we'll just have to wait and see if my new match pointed out earlier will ever be placed in my subgroup. I don't recall seeing her as an auDNA match.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostI notice some movement in the U5b FMS project. The above mentioned match to me, genetic distance of one, has joined the project. But she has been placed in a holding pattern, and not into my subgroup (U5b2b2b). Since the other two matches in my subgroup apparently have genetic distances greater than 3, I suspect that this subgroup may eventually be split. I hope action will be taken reasonably soon to resolve this complication.
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I notice some movement in the U5b FMS project. The above mentioned match to me, genetic distance of one, has joined the project. But she has been placed in a holding pattern, and not into my subgroup (U5b2b2b). Since the other two matches in my subgroup apparently have genetic distances greater than 3, I suspect that this subgroup may eventually be split. I hope action will be taken reasonably soon to resolve this complication.Last edited by PDHOTLEN; 14 November 2018, 06:41 PM.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostI have an exact mtDNA match to me, but it has not appeared in the U5 or U5b projects. This is an exact FMS match, something the other two in my subgroup are not. I do wish these projects would do something. It looks like they are dead-in-the-water.
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I have an exact mtDNA match to me, but it has not appeared in the U5 or U5b projects. This is an exact FMS match, something the other two in my subgroup are not. I do wish these projects would do something. It looks like they are dead-in-the-water.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostIt looks like my latest change to my direct maternal line, adding a Huguenot component, may be on track. I just received a notice from Ancestry that I have a DNA match to someone with a Huguenot in Virginia as a common ancestor.
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It looks like my latest change to my direct maternal line, adding a Huguenot component, may be on track. I just received a notice from Ancestry that I have a DNA match to someone with a Huguenot in Virginia as a common ancestor.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostThere is also the possibility tat my Cynthia A. Lee, c.1816 to 1856, supposedly (no record seen) born in Indiana, had parents who were yankees. I found an Emeline Lee, born 1829 in neighboring Rush County, Indiana. Cindy was married in Decatur County. Emeline married Wm. L. Hunt in Indiana, whose parents came from New England. Nothing more is given about E. Lee. Hmm...
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There is also the possibility tat my Cynthia A. Lee, c.1816 to 1856, supposedly (no record seen) born in Indiana, had parents who were yankees. I found an Emeline Lee, born 1829 in neighboring Rush County, Indiana. Cindy was living in Decatur County. Emeline married Wm. L. Hunt in Indiana, whose parents came from New England. Nothing more is given about E. Lee. Hmm...Last edited by PDHOTLEN; 26 August 2018, 11:47 AM.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostForget everything I just said. I took an apparent wrong fork in the road. Now I'm back with a female Pendleton, but this time connected ultimately with the Lancashire branch. So it looks again that my direct maternal line goes back to England. But it still may ultimately be of Norse origin, back in the mists of time.
Last edited by PDHOTLEN; 20 August 2018, 07:24 PM.
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Forget everything I just said. I took an apparent wrong fork in the road. Now I'm back with a female Pendleton, but this time connected ultimately with the Lancashire branch. So it looks again that my direct maternal line goes back to England. But it still may ultimately be of Norse origin, back in the mists of time.
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Originally posted by PDHOTLEN View PostMatches to my U5b2b2/A228G just are not showing up. Recently I've stuck my neck out and extended my direct maternal line back into colonial times. But it is shaky with other trees giving other interpretations along the way. The route I currently settle on ends up as a toss up between a young Italian mother who must have died young (in New York back around 1669/70), or the second wife who arrived from Ireland as an Irish Quaker. Now my question is: is my U5b2b2/A228G also found in Italy. That girl (underage, it looks to me) supposedly came from Supino, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy, not far from Rome.
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Matches to my U5b2b2/A228G just are not showing up. Recently I've stuck my neck out and extended my direct maternal line back into colonial times. But it is shaky with other trees giving other interpretations along the way. The route I currently settle on ends up as a toss up between a young Italian mother who must have died young (in New York back around 1669/70), or the second wife who arrived from Ireland as an Irish Quaker. Now my question is: is my U5b2b2/A228G also found in Italy. That girl (underage, it looks to me) supposedly came from Supino, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy, not far from Rome.
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