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Guest: Thomas E. Spencer, Jr. Date-Time: Monday, May 03, 2004 at 19:36:06 (CDT) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16235G, 16291T, 16357C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: H HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: April 29, 2004 Comments: The oldest known direct line Maternal ancestor was my great great grandmother Juliana Ellison Farrow from Hyde County, North Carolina (born Feb. 4, 1840-died May 30, 1907. I know her mother's name (Eleanor Smaw) but I don't know her birth or death dates. I believe the family was from the British Isles. I wish somebody would explain the meaning of my genetic mutations? Does it specify a specific geographic location where the change took place. FamilytreeDNA is great about explaining surname studies, but Oxford Ancestry is better at explaining mitochodria DNA, but you have to take their tests before they'll explain a lot to you. I could not find anyone in their free message board that had the same mutations. All I'm sure of is that I'm a member of the Helen clan, and I had to learn that from Oxford Ancestry. FamilytreeDNA just gives you a generic migration chart and a general explanation of mtDNA. So, does anyone know and will anyone out there explain the meaning of my genetic mutations? Did we all start out as L's and turn into other haplogroups as we migrated. Help! Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): Spencer202652-Monday-msn.com Guest: Cecelia Clancy Guest's Website: http://home.earthlink.net/~cacst9 Date-Time: Monday, May 03, 2004 at 01:11:24 (CDT) Testing Company Used: FTDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16069T, 16126C, 16519C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: J HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 73G, 150T, 195C, 263G, 295T, 309.1C 315.1C, 489C Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: approx June 2003 Comments: My g-grandmother was a Mantak who immigrated to Pittsburgh in 1881. Many other Mantaks also came to Pgh, but many more went to Cleveland. The Mantaks are a small ethnic groups that only in recent generations had begun to call itself "German." They live in far eastern Slovakia, in the town of Metzenseifen (Medzev in Slovak). There is Niedermetzensiefen (Nizny Medzev)down in the valley and a village up on the hill called Obermetzenseifen (Visny Medzev). In the past two centuries, these two locals have vacillated between being two municipalities and one municipality. Metzenseifen was founded by the Mantaks in the 1300's. Before that, they were somewhere within a hundred mile radius of the French town of Metz. They could have been right in Metz, in the Alsace region surronding it, or in the nearby Pfalz (Palantine - includes cities of Saarbrucken and Trier and Kaiserslautern) regions of Germany, or in Belgium or Luxembourg or the Netherlands. The Nantaks founders were a small group of people, but they and their descendents have been marrying only among themselves from the 1300's till the
1900's. So, it is presumed that all Mantaks are related. The current President of Slovakia, Rudolf Schuster, is a Mantak. The Mantaks on the average are entrepeneurial and place high value on education (compared both to their Slovak neighbors and Germans in Germany). At one time, Cleveland's largest employer was a Mantak. My maternal line goes like this: Cecelia Anne Clancy (me) b 1956 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA; Ruth Irene King b 1928 in Pittsburgh; Rose Barbara Mueller/Miller b 1894 in Pittsburgh d circa 1986 in Pittsburgh; Maria Meder b Feb 2nd or 4th 1860 in Obermetzenseifen and died circa 1936 in Pittsburgh, Anna Maria Schuster b circa 1829 in Metzenseifen probably Ober- and married to Franciscus Meder on Oct 21, 1847) b circa 1829 and probably died in Metzenseifen; Elisabeth Meder. Franciscus Meder's parents were Bartholomew Meder and Maria Schmotzer both of Metzenseifen. Anna Maria Schuster's parents were Caspar Schuster and Elizabeth Meder. Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): cacst9- Monday-earthlink.net Guest: Georgie Anne Schmalstig Date-Time: Saturday, May 01, 2004 at 22:23:38 (CDT) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: HVR1 results were: 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16526A MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: U5a1 HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: HVR2 results were: 73G, 135G, 263G, 315.1C Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 16 Nov 2001 Comments: My oldest maternal ancestor was Ellen (maiden name not known) who married a Eubanks. She was born about 1805 in KY. She appeared on the 1860 Fed. Census for Livingston Co. IL. age 55 b. KY. She was living with her daughter Mary Eubanks who married James Page. Mary was born July 1832/35 KY and died 28 Oct 1901 in Pontiac, Livingston Co. IL. Email address (To use delete '-Saturday-' and add @ sign in that position): geoschmal-Saturday-tds.net Guest: Michael Canary Guest's Website: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=mcanary Date-Time: Friday, April 30, 2004 at 18:03:27 (CDT) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16311C, 16320T, 16399G MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: U5a1* HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Pending Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: March 2004 Comments: So far I have been able to trace back to Mary Wilson born 2 Aug 1751 and died before 1834 in Rowan Co., North Carolina. I expected that my ancestors came from Europe, but I had no idea that they were some of the first settlers to push back the ice sheets.. Email address (To use delete '-Friday-' and add @ sign in that position): purple- Friday-nwlink.com
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