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DNA Research #DNA Re: Family Finder question
#dna
Dear Elaine, A two-step match in a 37 marker YDNA test is not very close. The common ancestor probably lived ten or more generations ago. So don't assume that the Y and autosomal (FF) matches came >fr
Dear Elaine, A two-step match in a 37 marker YDNA test is not very close. The common ancestor probably lived ten or more generations ago. So don't assume that the Y and autosomal (FF) matches came >fr
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Family Finder question
#dna
Dear Elaine, A two-step match in a 37 marker YDNA test is not very close. The common ancestor probably lived ten or more generations ago. So don't assume that the Y and autosomal (FF) matches came >fr
Dear Elaine, A two-step match in a 37 marker YDNA test is not very close. The common ancestor probably lived ten or more generations ago. So don't assume that the Y and autosomal (FF) matches came >fr
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DNA Research #DNA Re: Haplogroups and Y-DNA
#dna
Israel Pickholz wrote: "There is obviously something that I misunderstand about haplogroups. There are two of us blessed with the Pickholtz surname in R-M269 who have a perfect match for 37 markers. A
Israel Pickholz wrote: "There is obviously something that I misunderstand about haplogroups. There are two of us blessed with the Pickholtz surname in R-M269 who have a perfect match for 37 markers. A
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Haplogroups and Y-DNA
#dna
Israel Pickholz wrote: "There is obviously something that I misunderstand about haplogroups. There are two of us blessed with the Pickholtz surname in R-M269 who have a perfect match for 37 markers. A
Israel Pickholz wrote: "There is obviously something that I misunderstand about haplogroups. There are two of us blessed with the Pickholtz surname in R-M269 who have a perfect match for 37 markers. A
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DNA Research #DNA Re: Finding whether 2 men are related
#dna
Hanna Grossman wrote: "Someone has turned up sharing my (relatively unusual) maiden name, but >from whose family going back 5 generations no tie has been established. Would comparing his Y DNA with th
Hanna Grossman wrote: "Someone has turned up sharing my (relatively unusual) maiden name, but >from whose family going back 5 generations no tie has been established. Would comparing his Y DNA with th
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Finding whether 2 men are related
#dna
Hanna Grossman wrote: "Someone has turned up sharing my (relatively unusual) maiden name, but >from whose family going back 5 generations no tie has been established. Would comparing his Y DNA with th
Hanna Grossman wrote: "Someone has turned up sharing my (relatively unusual) maiden name, but >from whose family going back 5 generations no tie has been established. Would comparing his Y DNA with th
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DNA Research #DNA Re: FTDNA - Population Finder
#dna
Bob Kosovsky wrote: I've asked a question to three different statisticians, one of them not Jewish, all of them unknown to each other. The question was concerning Rashi, the famous rabbi who died arou
Bob Kosovsky wrote: I've asked a question to three different statisticians, one of them not Jewish, all of them unknown to each other. The question was concerning Rashi, the famous rabbi who died arou
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FTDNA - Population Finder
#dna
Bob Kosovsky wrote: I've asked a question to three different statisticians, one of them not Jewish, all of them unknown to each other. The question was concerning Rashi, the famous rabbi who died arou
Bob Kosovsky wrote: I've asked a question to three different statisticians, one of them not Jewish, all of them unknown to each other. The question was concerning Rashi, the famous rabbi who died arou
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania Re: Questions about Possible Lithuanian Descent
#lithuania
Bill Yoffee wrote: This is in response to Wendy Hoechstetter's question In the Digest of 13 September about whether the nationality of her ancestors >from Suwalki in the middle of the 18th Century, an
Bill Yoffee wrote: This is in response to Wendy Hoechstetter's question In the Digest of 13 September about whether the nationality of her ancestors >from Suwalki in the middle of the 18th Century, an
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Questions about Possible Lithuanian Descent
#lithuania
Bill Yoffee wrote: This is in response to Wendy Hoechstetter's question In the Digest of 13 September about whether the nationality of her ancestors >from Suwalki in the middle of the 18th Century, an
Bill Yoffee wrote: This is in response to Wendy Hoechstetter's question In the Digest of 13 September about whether the nationality of her ancestors >from Suwalki in the middle of the 18th Century, an
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DNA Research #DNA Re: Y-chromosome analysis
#dna
Hi Israel, The disappointing truth is that you cannot deduce anything beyond what you already know. You know that two people who have taken a 37 marker test came back with identical results. This mean
Hi Israel, The disappointing truth is that you cannot deduce anything beyond what you already know. You know that two people who have taken a 37 marker test came back with identical results. This mean
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Y-chromosome analysis
#dna
Hi Israel, The disappointing truth is that you cannot deduce anything beyond what you already know. You know that two people who have taken a 37 marker test came back with identical results. This mean
Hi Israel, The disappointing truth is that you cannot deduce anything beyond what you already know. You know that two people who have taken a 37 marker test came back with identical results. This mean
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DNA Research #DNA Re: Different haplogroups
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Cassio Tolpolar wrote: "I've been recently reviewing some of my DNA test results (Y-37), and would like to know if two people have different haplogroups does that mean they are not related at all or n
Cassio Tolpolar wrote: "I've been recently reviewing some of my DNA test results (Y-37), and would like to know if two people have different haplogroups does that mean they are not related at all or n
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Different haplogroups
#dna
Cassio Tolpolar wrote: "I've been recently reviewing some of my DNA test results (Y-37), and would like to know if two people have different haplogroups does that mean they are not related at all or n
Cassio Tolpolar wrote: "I've been recently reviewing some of my DNA test results (Y-37), and would like to know if two people have different haplogroups does that mean they are not related at all or n
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DNA Research #DNA Re: Is my haplotype consistent with Jewish roots?
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Bill Saslow wrote: My test results >from the Genographic project put me at Haplotype G (M168=>M89=>M201). This gets my ancestors to the Caucusus (black sea) close to the Ukrainian towns I know and lov
Bill Saslow wrote: My test results >from the Genographic project put me at Haplotype G (M168=>M89=>M201). This gets my ancestors to the Caucusus (black sea) close to the Ukrainian towns I know and lov
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Is my haplotype consistent with Jewish roots?
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Bill Saslow wrote: My test results >from the Genographic project put me at Haplotype G (M168=>M89=>M201). This gets my ancestors to the Caucusus (black sea) close to the Ukrainian towns I know and lov
Bill Saslow wrote: My test results >from the Genographic project put me at Haplotype G (M168=>M89=>M201). This gets my ancestors to the Caucusus (black sea) close to the Ukrainian towns I know and lov
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Pesach - boobelas?
#romania
Patricia Wilson Wrote: Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating 'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'. The Russi
Patricia Wilson Wrote: Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating 'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'. The Russi
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Romania SIG #Romania Re: Pesach - boobelas?
#romania
Patricia Wilson Wrote: Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating 'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'. The Russi
Patricia Wilson Wrote: Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating 'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'. The Russi
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Currency in Mandate Palestine circa 1933
#general
Stephen Esrati wrote: "The Palestine pound was not pegged to the British pound and was worth slightly more. It was divided into 1,000 mils (Hebrew: grushim). 10 mils was a piaster (grush). Some people
Stephen Esrati wrote: "The Palestine pound was not pegged to the British pound and was worth slightly more. It was divided into 1,000 mils (Hebrew: grushim). 10 mils was a piaster (grush). Some people
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Currency in Mandate Palestine circa 1933
#general
Stephen Esrati wrote: "The Palestine pound was not pegged to the British pound and was worth slightly more. It was divided into 1,000 mils (Hebrew: grushim). 10 mils was a piaster (grush). Some people
Stephen Esrati wrote: "The Palestine pound was not pegged to the British pound and was worth slightly more. It was divided into 1,000 mils (Hebrew: grushim). 10 mils was a piaster (grush). Some people
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