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Genetic Genealogy - GeneralAll of these are sites that I have come across and found helpful in my quest to learn more about genetics as we can apply it to history and genealogy. They are a mix, a personal selection only. Charles Kerchner's DNA Testing and Genetic Genealogy Info and Resources Page Dieneke's Anthropology Blog Despite the 'anthropology' in the name this blog is a tremendous resource for DNA-related articles, papers and searches. http://www.baucum.org/GENDNAL/listPages URLs and Links from the Rootsweb Genealogy-DNA-L mailing list. Here are some sites offering genealogy-related DNA testing, along with examples and tutorials. This is a selection of companies only, these sites are mentioned because of their comprehensive and educational tutorials for those interested in learning more about the concepts and possibilities of genetic genealogy. These sites are listed in alphabetical order. DNA Heritage have a getting-started tutorial, a more advanced master class, a helpful glossary, and a comprehensive FAQ. DNA Heritage maintains the free public access Ybase database at ybase.org Family Tree DNA publish a monthly email newsletter, have a comprehensive FAQ and an online library of useful scientific publications. Family Tree DNA operate the free Ysearch public access database at ysearch.org Relative Genetics offer family group indepth analysis and reconstruction services as well as individual and surname testing.
Genetic Genealogy - yDNAWhit Athey's Y-Haplogroup Predictor provides an easy-to-use online tool for estimating haplogroup from Y-haplotype results (uses the numeric results from the testing used in genealogy-related DNA testing such as from FTDNA and DNA Heritage). Y-STR haplotype reference database (YHRD) A collaborative effort to collect population data and to create a large reference database, this interactive database allows you to search for Y-STR haplotypes in various formats and within specified population pools. Related information i.e. STR characteristics, mutations, population genetic analyses etc. is documented. Peter Roberts' Notes on Y-Chromosome Haplogroups I and R1b. Ken Nordvedt's R1b Subclade Analysis, using data extracted from YHRD. Ken Nordvedt's diagram of percentages of the 4 main R1b haplotypes, using data extracted from YHRD, figure accompanies the webpage in the previous link. From the Dept of Evolutionary Genetics at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, a useful list of recent academic papers from Kayser, Kittler, Roewer and others. Genetic Genealogy - mtDNATo be added. 19th century Arkansashttp://www.rootsweb.com/~arpope2/wagon.html The diary of an 1858 wagon train reaching Pope Co, AR in December 1858 as part of it's journey from Lincoln Co, North Carolina to Arkansas. By this time time Elizabeth Tyson and John R. Hooper were already living in Pope County, they married in 1855. During May 1858 Joel Tyson, brother of Elizabeth Tyson, married Mary Elizabeth Hooper, sister of John Hooper, also in Pope County. Although there is no proof, it's a possibility that the Tysons came by similar means from Tennessee, where Elizabeth Tyson was born in 1839 and her brother Joel Tyson in 1840. Arkansas Anti-Civil War Sentiment New York Times Article About Arkansas 1874 Goodspeed's Biography of Richard F. Hooper This page includes a biography of Richard F. Hooper, brother of Mary Elizabeth Hooper and John R. Hooper. Notes: Their mother's maiden was probably Selina Hatcher (not Hatter, as shown). Their father, Thomas Hooper, was murdered in Conway County, AR on 6 Dec 1868. Thanks to Heather Hooper for this information and link. Documenting the American South (DAS) First person narratives and other contemporary records from the 1800s to the early 20th century. John Burnett's Story of the Trail of Tears - Birthday Story of Private John G. Burnett, Captain Abraham McClellan’s Company, 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, Mounted Infantry, Cherokee Indian Removal, 1838-39. |
