Recent content by blueridge

Thanks, this particular migration map, as well as the long range historic origin of the N designations is not new to me. I'm sure it will be refined with more research and testing and this science is still in it's infancy. The various admix utilities at Gedmatch, Ancestry.com, FTDNA, and...

...and....1...while I wait 30 more seconds.. :)

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I'll take the quick route and just work around this error.. 3

I'm not disagreeing with you or agreeing with you, nor am I agreeing with Fire Haired but: "you can see that right on wikipedia." Is a sentence that should bever be used as proof of anything.

What is up with this website>> I keep getting: An error has occurred blueridge! You must have 10 posts in order to post links. Your current post count is 5. I'm not trying to post any links at all !

Hi Jackson, The earlier maternal ancestor I've been able to find immigrated to the US from Tyrone, Ireland prior to 1720.

Hey everyone, we're a smaller group but you have one more member here now. I'm N1C1.

oops...didn't realize I posted twice in this area, 1st was meant for the overall site and this one for the particular sub forum. :)

Hi everyone, I am new to this site and new to this specific forum area (the main reason I joined this site) . I have been doing genealogy research on my family's background for about 10 years, my father's line has a number of dead ends so I am trying to learn more. I am Y haplogroup N1C1 per...

I am here in part because of the genetic forum are and the fact that I am involved in genetic genealogy. My Y-Haplogroup type is N1C1 which is somewhat uncommon where I live. I am in North Carolina, USA. I look forward to spending time here and hope to learn more with the resources available here.