2007 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log
2007 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log
2007 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log
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<strong>2007</strong> <strong>Entries</strong> <strong>into</strong> <strong>Kerchner's</strong> <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong> <strong>Log</strong><br />
family immigrated to America with the 1710 Palatine movement and is included in the book by<br />
Henry Z. Jones, Jr., The Palatine Families of New York 1710.<br />
Email address (To use delete '-Sunday-' and add @ sign in that position): doriswh-Sunday-gmail.<br />
com<br />
Guest: A Gantman<br />
Date-Time: Friday, January 05, <strong>2007</strong> at 22:10:33 (CST)<br />
<strong>Test</strong>ing Company Used: Genographic Project<br />
HVR1 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: 16093C, 16183C, 16189C, 16270T<br />
<strong>MtDNA</strong> Haplogroup per HVR1 <strong>Results</strong>: U5b<br />
HVR2 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: Not <strong>Test</strong>ed<br />
Date <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> Was Ordered: 15 November 2006<br />
Comments: My earliest known maternal ancestor was Netty Moscovitz who was born in Russia in<br />
1869. That was her married name -- I am uncertain of her maiden name. I believe that she<br />
emigrated to Canada in the 1880s, later settling in Oregon. My ancestry is Jewish on both the<br />
maternal and paternal sides. My father's haplogroup tested J1. I had assumed that I would also<br />
fall <strong>into</strong> one of the four haplogroups, which the majority of Jewish women fall <strong>into</strong>. It was<br />
surprising to find that I am U5b, which I understand is considered to be one of the oldest<br />
European haplogroups with Scandinavian roots. What an amazing journey the last 50,000 years<br />
must have been!<br />
Email address (To use delete '-Friday-' and add @ sign in that position): agantman-Friday-earthlink.<br />
net<br />
Guest: Janet Ursula Tangney<br />
Date-Time: Friday, January 05, <strong>2007</strong> at 21:14:44 (CST)<br />
<strong>Test</strong>ing Company Used: National Geographic Genographic project<br />
HVR1 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: 16,092, 16,129, 16,147A, 16,154, 16,172, 16,223, 16,248, 16,320, 16,355<br />
<strong>MtDNA</strong> Haplogroup per HVR1 <strong>Results</strong>: N1a<br />
HVR2 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong>:<br />
Date <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> Was Ordered: August 2006<br />
Comments: The most I know of my female ancestors are they are from IRELAND. That is why<br />
finding a N1 haplogroup is so interesting to me. N1s are rare in Northern Europe. I am very<br />
curious now as to when N1 did make migrations, no matter how minor they were.<br />
Email address (To use delete '-Friday-' and add @ sign in that position): Humbug49r-Friday-aol.<br />
com<br />
Read More mtDNA <strong>Log</strong> <strong>Entries</strong> for Prior Year of 2006<br />
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