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High
Resolution mtDNA (HVR2) Matches,
Updated: Sunday, 22 May 2005
Thanks for this
update to
John Dolan-Heitlinger Key West, Florida, USA
john@dolan-heitlinger.com
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~johndh/
www.dolan-heitlinger.com
www.heitlinger.org
List
Matches We are all Haplogroup H or Helena
HVR1 Haplogroup H (Helena)
HVR1 Mutations 16 519C
Information on our
matching
DNA
HVR2 Mutations 263G,
309.1C, 309.2C, 315.1C
Furthest back Female
Ancestor Information
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Austria - Back to Betti Naberhardt
(maiden name), a Jewish woman, possibly to a
non-Jewish mother, b. 1870-80s Galicia, Austria
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England –
o
Juliana Carpenter, born ca 1583, in
Somersetshire, England, died 1664 in Plymouth
Plantation, Massachusetts.
o
Anne Williams an English colonist born
before 1720.Probably died in St. Mary's Co.,
Maryland.
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Ireland –
o
A Curtin probably born in the early
1800s in Co. Kerry, Ireland.
o
Jane May of Ireland (prob. Ulster)
prob born before 1817, marr. William Hanna of
Ireland before 1837.
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Norway - Back to Ingeborg
Friderichsdatter Haagenstadstua, born about 1705 in
Norway. Line continuously back in Norway.
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Poland - H2* Back to Ms. Tuchmacher,
b. 1820-1842, probably Poland, family is Ashkenazic
Jewish & Scottish
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Russia –
o
Gittel Rabinowitz (nee Blume) born
Russia abt 1840
o
his mother’s mother who was Scottish
and may have married a Russian Jew named Aronowitz
or a man named Green.
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Scotland –
o
Anna Mackowsky born in Berlin, Germany
in 1872, ancestry is mostly Scottish/English
o
Agnieszka (Agnes), born 1876 in
Warsaw, descended from a large Scottish emigration
which settled in Poland
o
Mary Anderson, born in lowland
Scotland around 1770. Moved to Co. Antrim, N
Ireland, to Rochester, NY
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Sweden –
o
Laponia, Sweden (predicted N)
o
Smallshire, Swedish (confirmed I;
predicted I1c)
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Colonial America
o
Catherine Unknown b. 1742 in Lancaster
Co, PA
o
Elizabeth Austin born about 1729/30 in
Virginia. Moved in 1800s to Hawkins Co., TN, then to
Runnels Co., TX.
o
Sarah Drennan, born: Abt 1790 probably
from Maryland or Pennsylvania, probably Catholic
Haplogroup Helena
– Helena's
descendants are the most numerous in Europe, having
started 20,000 years ago from a hunting family in
the Dordogne region of southwest France. After the
Ice Age her clan moved north, reaching Britain about
12,000 years ago. From Bennett Greenspan, President,
Family Tree DNA,
www.FamilyTreeDNA.com
to John D-H
Approximately 32% of our
mtDNA database is Haplogroup H.Of H, approximately
21% of H is 519C, yes, or 97 specific H motifs, 519C
comprises 21%.Of the 21% of H, 519C the largest
subgroup is the one that you are part of.
The 7
European Daughters of Eve
http://www.duerinck.com/migrate.html
Prof. Sykes and Oxford
University researchers in England have identified
seven ancestral matriarchal groups from which all
Europeans appear to be descended. Every European can
trace his or her evolutionary history back to the
seven ancestral mother groups, also referred to as
the Seven European
Daughters of Eve. Sykes
et al. obtained buccal cells from 6,000
individuals and analyzed the samples using the
mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis.
It is known that mtDNA
mutates at a very slow rate, such as 1 mutation in
every 10,000 years. So they figured that the women
would have lived between 8,000 and 45,000 years ago.
What is amazing is that all seven of the genetic
groups appear to be descended from the Lara clan,
one of three clans that still exist today in Africa.
This is called the African Eve theory. It was
proposed in the late 1980's by Allan Wilson, Mark
Stoneking and others. The African Eve theory states
that all humans share a common African ancestor.
The Seven European
Daughters of Eve matriarchal groups correspond to
Dr. Wallace's lineages above, and were given names
by Prof. Sykes:
Helena:
This clan lived in the ice-capped Pyrenees. As the
climate warmed, Helena’s descendants trekked
northward to what is now England, some 12,000 years
ago. Members of this group are now present in all
European countries. (She lived at the mouth of the
River Rhone 20,000 years ago, was the clan mother of
47% of modern Europeans.
http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~crrking/mills/mills_dnam.htm
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