My 5th cousin just got his BIG Y results. Comparing our Novel Variants, we have 106 in common. Then there are 6 I have and he does not and 9 he has that I do not.
Our common ancestor was born in 1743 and the sons we descend from were born in the early 1770s. This works out to around one change per generation for each of us. No way to know if these are all new or some cases where one of us reverted back to a prior variant.
How does this sound?
We think our common 11th and 12th cousins who tested also have results, but we have not seen them yet. Those would have the last common ancestor around 450 years ago. They are a father son pair and were 1 GD apart on previous Y tests.
Our common ancestor was born in 1743 and the sons we descend from were born in the early 1770s. This works out to around one change per generation for each of us. No way to know if these are all new or some cases where one of us reverted back to a prior variant.
How does this sound?
We think our common 11th and 12th cousins who tested also have results, but we have not seen them yet. Those would have the last common ancestor around 450 years ago. They are a father son pair and were 1 GD apart on previous Y tests.
Comment