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Actor Robert Duvall, descendant of Mareen Duvall of Normandy who migrated to Maryland in the 17th century (Ft Dna Duvall Dna Project).

Three people who claim to be descendants of the Jimenez Dynasty have tested I1-L22 on the royalty project of family tree dna. The dynasty's last ruler Sancho VII, king of Navarre, died in 1234. It is...

Three individuals who claim to be descendants of the Jimenez Dynasty, which ruled over parts of Spain in the Middle Ages, have tested I1-L22 (Family Tree DNA, Royalty). I don't know if they can back...

Three individuals who claim to be descendants of the Jimenez Dynasty, which ruled over parts of Spain in the Middle Ages, have tested I1-L22. I don't know if they can back up their claim. The dynasty...

Hi Adrianuslucas, if you google family tree dna netherlands it should show up.

A descendant of Pieter de Carpentier (1488 - before 1550) of Belgium has tested R1b-DF27 (FtDNA Netherlands Project). Looking at geni.com, he should be the great-grandfather of Governor-General of...

A descendant of Theunis Gijsbertsz. den Boogaertman has tested R1b-U106 on FtDNA (Netherlands Project). He was the paternal ancestor of actor Humphrey Bogart.

US Gen. Nathanael Greene (1742-1786), descendant of surgeon John Greene (1597-1659) of Rhode Island (FtDNA Green/Greene).

A descendant of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter (1542-1623) has tested as R1b-U106 (FtDNA, Cecil Project Group 2). His brother Robert (1563-1612) was the founder of another important branch of the...

Possibly Alex Jones (Alexander Emric Jones), descendant, according to geni.com, from James Jones (1642-1719) of Charles City, Virginia. This lineage has been determined to be i1 by the FtDNA Jones...

Stonewall Jackson should be R1b-U106, descendant of John Jackson (1715-1801), FtDNA Jackson Project, Group 2. It is true that on geni his genealogy is traced back further to Anthony Jackson...

Great! By the way, I think Carson is totally the Max von Sydow type.

A thread to suggest new famous R1a individuals. My own first suggestion is the outlaw Jesse James. A descendant of his grandfather reverend John Martin James (1775-1827) has tested R1a on the James...

Justin Bieber's genealogy traces back to Hirschland in Alsace. Several Biebers from Alsace are mentioned as J-M172 on the Beavers/Biwer DNA Project, although no direct ancestors of Justin Bieber are...

Somebody worth researching is Walt Disney. His family apparently hailed from Suffolk, before they moved to Ireland and then settled in the new world. The Disney Suffolks have been tested as I-M223 on...

I don't see a thread on famous E1b1b individuals yet, so I thought it might be a good idea to start one.

The first candidate I would like to propose is Metallica singer James Hetfield....

[QUOTE=Maciamo;605501]Commodore Matthew C. Perry. (1794-1858), the man who forced Japan to open its ports to Western ships, which eventually caused the downfall of the Tokugawa shogunate and the...

Dorde Petrovic is mentioned on this website as a member hg I2. What is not mentioned is that he was the founder of the Karadordevic dynasty, which has provided several kings of Serbia and Yugoslavia.

President John Tyler probably belonged to hg I-M223. Descendants of his ancestor Henry Tyler (d. 1672) have been tested as such by the Tyler Family DNA Project.

According to geni.com, actor Woody Harrelson is a descendant of the Dane Paul Harrelson who moved to Virginia in the 17th century. Several members of this family have been tested as R1b-U106 by FtDNA.

It must be wrong indeed because Goehte's two grandsons Walther Wolfgang and Wolfgang Maximilian both died without issue:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Wolfgang_von_Goethe#Nachkommen

From what I see around me, males who are most likely to obtain some material success and reproduce are agreeable and conscientious. They may not be wildly imaginative or attractive, but they do well...

I think the most likely explanation is that you are descended from the Normans. L205 is found in places where they have settled, like England and France.

Of course it is understandable the former Warschau Pact nations wanted to join NATO, but NATO should not have accepted them, especially in the case of the Baltic states; that has been a Peace of...

Well, the expansion of NATO into Warschau Pact territory was not inevitable, it was a political choice, as it was a choice for the West to get involved in the Ukraine and Georgia.