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Does anyone else have this odd marker? It's common in a few haplogroups and but not mine...R1b1.
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Yes, I have it as does my cousin. R1b1cOriginally posted by scotdna -
I have it. But then everybody in haplogroup I has it.
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George... have you identified a region or heritage for r1b with 426/11?
I'm e7h7v at ysearch if you care to check more markers.
The I's have it.
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426/11
My cousin has this marker. He is verified as R1b1c. YSearch ID 4TWBD. The country of origin for my immigrant ancestor is unknown.Originally posted by scotdnaComment
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Davos, we share that odd marker but not much else. We're 13 steps apart at 24 markers. Our common ancestor was very hairy.
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The E3bs and Gs have it, too.Originally posted by scotdna
11 at 426 may be modal for some other haplogroups, as well (like J2).
And it's only one off the R1b modal of 12.Last edited by Stevo; 12 September 2006, 07:16 AM.Comment
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No region I know of Scott, there aren't many R1b's with Dys426=11. My family was in Holland all the way to 1000 A.D. Before that not 100% but most likley still in the lowlands. It is most likely just a fluke that happened and it was passed down. Possibly from giant HunsOriginally posted by scotdnaLast edited by GvdM; 12 September 2006, 09:22 AM.Comment
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Were those the Huns that ate La Tene Celts for breakfast, washed them down with the blood of Cimbri-Charudes-Cimmerians, and picked their teeth with the bones of Danish Vikings?Originally posted by GvdM
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That would be the guysOriginally posted by StevoWere those the Huns that ate La Tene Celts for breakfast, washed them down with the blood of Cimbri-Charudes-Cimmerians, and picked their teeth with the bones of Danish Vikings?
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