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R1b is the single most numerous Y-DNA hg among European-Americans, but I couldn't find any info about proportions of subclades.
Do you have some Y-DNA testing of Caucasian race Americans and Canadians?
Do you have some Y-DNA testing of Caucasian race Americans and Canadians?
It is amazing that you can trace you genealogy much farther than queen of England. I believe you needed to use some guesses and speculations.I'm R1B L21 DF13, pure french Canadian with my heritage coming through Ontario,Quebec,New Brunswich,Acadia,and originating from nobility in France escaping as a Huguenot.
It's been very interesting to do my geneology, I can trace back to 1009 and is filled with chivalry and crusades and great conquests all under the flag of the lion of the tribe of judah.
I recommend everyone do try and trace their geneology, it's uber fun.
It is amazing that you can trace you genealogy much farther than queen of England. I believe you needed to use some guesses and speculations.
Because the church marriage docs in Canada and then books written about the lineages of nobility I can follow a direct path established by genealogist to a common ancestor, which has proven itself with a triangulation by ydna with 3 other people who share my last name and ancestry.
I'm sure, had my ancestor not been a noble before escaping France, there would be no record of him... but he was, and the books are available online.
Surname... the old French nobility hasn't a surname.
To be sure of a so deep genealogy, you must have all the so called "three graces" of every ancestor... that is:
1) birth certificate/baptism;
2) marriage certificate/act;
3) death certificate/act.
And, also, notarial acts of your ancestors that can certify their life and relationships: chartae testamenti, chartae dotis, chartae divisionum et finium, chartae emptionum, etc...
P.s.: I'm a genealogist.
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