I read the archived thread from 2013.
the usual flip flop of scandinavian first.
my surname begs to differ (dondubhain)
it is basque spain with a touch of french..
has to be dated to after christian, as it means saint john
My Y dna test got very expensive.. they grouped me with andersons at first
we are just 1500 year old brothers and donovan is much older.
we have a spain, wales to south irish path,
was hoping someone mapped that extremely rare story out a little more.
I have more than enough reason to believe the "dark haired leader" (irish misunderstood the basque name) in gaelic may be the first r1b in Ireland.
We may even know closely more about the round house unesco site. Attributes fit the ancient trail of my name.
Will add to this as my y700 test takes awhile.
I also match several other clue names..but will not disclose.
Advice for the very expensive Y dig had some motivational facts.
the usual flip flop of scandinavian first.
my surname begs to differ (dondubhain)
it is basque spain with a touch of french..
has to be dated to after christian, as it means saint john
My Y dna test got very expensive.. they grouped me with andersons at first
we are just 1500 year old brothers and donovan is much older.
we have a spain, wales to south irish path,
was hoping someone mapped that extremely rare story out a little more.
I have more than enough reason to believe the "dark haired leader" (irish misunderstood the basque name) in gaelic may be the first r1b in Ireland.
We may even know closely more about the round house unesco site. Attributes fit the ancient trail of my name.
Will add to this as my y700 test takes awhile.
I also match several other clue names..but will not disclose.
Advice for the very expensive Y dig had some motivational facts.