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Congratulations!

Mine is I1-FT80854 An approximation not to be taken too literally. Except perhaps, for the last two subclades.

While I can’t say this for sure, from past experience that’s an indicator that your full results should be coming along fairly soon. Hopefully! Good luck!

Hello Greenman, I’m glad to see you made it over to the U106 Group and I’ve enjoyed reading your thread over there. One thing that occurred to me about possibly trying to get a further read on your Haplogroup, is the free tool that YSEQ offers. Where they’ll try to find your furthest branch...

I agree! Personally, I think the $99 fee for a Bam file is punitive and really should be lowered. I actually think it should never have been imposed but who cares what I think. On the bright side, the Y700 VCF file is pretty robust and from what I’ve heard is far better that the old Y500 VCF...

I would try going over to the U106 Discussion Group and ask your questions over there. Iain often posts on that forum and he’s an expert on U106. https://groups.io/g/R1b-U106

Yes, you’ll need to wait until your final Y700 results come in from FTDNA because the VCF that YFull accepts for analysis is the Y700 VCF file. If you plan on purchasing your Bam file from FTDNA for the $99 fee, than you can forget about the Y700 VCF file. For those who don’t want to pay for...

That’s the usual cost that YFull charges for an analysis. If you submit a VCF file for analysis and then want to later submit your Bam file, they will do that analysis for free (or for no additional charge). * FREE charge upgrade of .VCF to .BAM is included Big Y700

For those who may not have heard, you can still access your Family Tree VCF file for free. According to YFull, they can still use VCF files for age estimations and that there’s very little difference between the two files (Bam & VCF) in that regard. Plus, if you should later decide that you...

Here’s mine: The Italian/Sicilian is a little low but otherwise their upgrade was an improvement.

That sounds similar to Florida where the mail in ballots have to be in by Election day but they can start counting them long before then. My ballot was mail in on September 28th and was there is four days and they were already counting back then.

1.2.2.14. Italy (Prepared by Gabriele Scorrano, University of Copenhagen, Enrico Cappellini University of Copenhagen, Pasquale Favia, University of Foggia, and Italo M. Muntoni, Soprintendenza Archeologia) San Lorenzo in Carminiano, Foggia The medieval settlement of San Lorenzo in Carminiano...

Varnhem Västergötlands Museum IM16-107025, RAÄ 60, Västergötland, Sweden (Prepared by Maria Vretemark, Västergötlands Museum) Varnhem in the central part of Västergötland is well known for its large church with the adjacent ruins of a Cistercian abbey. Less attention has been paid to the...

May I ask where you heard that because I haven’t seen it mentioned on any of their Facebook posts. Needless to say, it’s good news, if the report is accurate.

My pleasure!

My main branch.

For anyone interested, Maurice Gleeson has posted an article on Ancient DNA & Surname Research. Tuesday, 11 August 2020 Digging up your Ancestors - Citizen Science meets Ancient DNA […] Y-DNA and Citizen Science Y-DNA has been used for paternity testing and forensic cases since the...

Looks like I’ve hit the threshold, so here’s the link: https://www.statista.com/chart/22102/daily-covid-19-cases-in-the-us-and-the-eu/ It should also be pointed out that the EU has a much larger population than the US.

It certainly isn’t going away in the States! Of course, leadership does make a difference. Try looking at the chart in: The State of the Unions by Felix Richter, Aug 10, 2020 When the European Union reopened its borders to non-members on July 1, the United States found itself on the list of...