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2004 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log

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<strong>Test</strong>ing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA<br />

HVR1 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: 16162G, 16519C<br />

<strong>MtDNA</strong> Haplogroup per HVR1 <strong>Results</strong>: H<br />

HVR2 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: 73G, 263G, 309.1C, 315.1C<br />

Date <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> Was Ordered: September <strong>2004</strong><br />

Comments: Maternal grandmothers: My Y-DNA haplogroup was found to be R1b,<br />

so both my direct paternal and direct maternal DNA link me to the most common<br />

European haplogroups for each. I subscribe to Rootsweb's GENEALOGY-DNA<br />

mailing list, and have read Bryan Sykes' book "The Seven Daughters of Eve", but<br />

I'm still a relative novice regarding the the various aspects of DNA and its<br />

implications for genealogy. I would welcome any further suggested reading to<br />

enhance my understanding of this interesting field.<br />

Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): mhill-<br />

Monday-arkansasusa.com<br />

Guest: Beverly Ann Lee Duffield<br />

Date-Time: Sunday, October 24, <strong>2004</strong> at 19:57:29 (CDT)<br />

<strong>Test</strong>ing Company Used: Family Tree DNA<br />

HVR1 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: HVR1 mutations, 16129A,16223T, 16391A, 16474T, 16519C<br />

<strong>MtDNA</strong> Haplogroup per HVR1 <strong>Results</strong>: I<br />

HVR2 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong>:<br />

Date <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> Was Ordered: abt. 6/2003<br />

Comments: I never knew my mother (Anderson) but pictures of her show her to be<br />

dark and petite. Her mother was said to be dark and said to speak another language<br />

besides English. She may have used the name Williams and was educated although<br />

she was apparrently born in early Wyoming. (Pre 1900.) On the paternal side of of<br />

the women of my family all is in order and confirms German, Prussian. Irish and<br />

English. I should also have a good bit of Swedish, but so far that hasn't shown up. I<br />

would be especially keen to better understand these mutations that to me seem to<br />

indicate Native American possibly from the Rockey Mountain or Great Basin areas.<br />

I can provide an extensive genealogy for the European ancestors that goes back to<br />

the earliest settlement of America.<br />

Email address (To use delete '-Sunday-' and add @ sign in that position):<br />

Duffield12345-Sunday-MSN.COM<br />

Guest: Mary Schumann<br />

Date-Time: Saturday, October 23, <strong>2004</strong> at 13:06:16 (CDT)<br />

<strong>Test</strong>ing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA<br />

HVR1 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Results</strong>: 16111T, 16223T, 16290T, 16319A,16362C, 16390A, 16391A,<br />

16519C<br />

<strong>MtDNA</strong> Haplogroup per HVR1 <strong>Results</strong>: A<br />

HVR2 <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> <strong>Results</strong>:<br />

Date <strong>MtDNA</strong> <strong>Test</strong> Was Ordered: 7 July <strong>2004</strong><br />

Comments: My Grandmother's name is Henrietta Gomez Brown. Her parents<br />

Grace Zapata and Albert Gomez were born in either Mexico or Spain. She was<br />

raised in an orphanage in the Chicagoland area. She is deceased.

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