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DNA and Family Research
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Italian Genealogy
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mtDNA haplogroup X
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Y Chromosome Haplogroup C
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Betty Christensen commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"just found out my maternal line is k1a4a1 ... my mother immigrated to the US from Holland in 1950. 3 of her sisters are professional genalogists, specializing in Dutch research and they have done many generations of their family lines. It will be…"
Brian Tillman commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"I just got my DNA results back. My maternal line is K1c2. Her family is from the Duncans and huddlestons and mostly coming from Scotland and England. Anyone else?"
Sara Dzimianski commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"Anyone else with K1a1b1b results? Trying to trace the origin of this mutation. Current working hypothesis is that the Vikings picked up a Semetic woman somewhere around the Caspian Sea and brought her to Scandanavia. The mutation probably happened…"
Sara Dzimianski commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"Anyonce else with K1a1b1b results? Trying to trace the origin of this mutation."
Mary Anne Smith commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"Also wanted to mention that I took Ugo's webinar on "The Power of DNA in Unlocking Family Relationships" - it was very helpful! I suggest that you all look for webinars on-line. They are very good and quite frequent! The best thing…"
Mary Anne Smith commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"Hi Everyone,
I am a K1a10a - also part of Bill Hurst's group. Have done all the mtDNA testing that I can at present, but at the FGS Conference in Birmingham last week I decided to do Family Finder. Then if I can only get my brothers to test…"
Christina Lehrman commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"I was wondering if anyone has ties to either North or South Carolina? That is last known place of my maternal gr grandmother and I am looking for clues. Thanks.
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Rebecca Showerman commented on Ugo A. Perego's group Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup K"Hi, i'm new to genealogy, and i am K2A I am adopted and don't know anything about my family so I am using DNA to help me find some sort of closure as to the mystery of where the heck i came…"
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Perego, Ferrigno, Santambrogio
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Italy
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- DNA (Y chromosome, mitochondrial DNA, autosomal), Italian, Native American genetic ancestry,
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Started working in the field of genetic genealogy
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 1:27pm on March 17, 2010, Marilyn K. Sobiech said…
- Ugo, Thank you for confirming the C1b portion of my DNA testing 2nd Segment. These are the other numbers you asked for from the 1st Segment of testing that was done by the National Geographic Genome Project. 16223T, 16298C, 16325C, 16327T, and 16519C. It seems that most people I match up with are from Puerto Rico, or 1 from Venezuela and 1 in China. Is this rare or not too many tested? Thanks for your help, Marilyn
- At 8:49am on February 21, 2010, Marilyn K. Sobiech said…
- I first had the HVR1 testing done with the National Geographic Genome Project. I knew I my maternal grandmother was all Ojibwa from Sault St. Marie, MI and Garden River Canada. So the testing just proved that to me. Then I added the HVR2 done through Family Tree/Mito search. The HVR2 results are 73G, 249-, 263G, 290-, 291-, 489C, 493G, 522-, 523- I'm adopted and have some information about my birth mother and her family. She was deceased by the time I opened my records. I got to meet an aunt once before she died and I have a half sister and two half brothers; I have met one but not the other. So I have very little info about my birth mother and none about my birth father and probably never will. Any help would be appreciated.
- At 2:47pm on October 9, 2009,
Ruth said… - I discovered that my father is also of haplogroup C and matches my husband's HVR1 & HVR2 results. My cousin also matches his HVR1.
Small world.
Anything new?
- At 5:21pm on August 18, 2009,
Sherry Hightower said… 
- At 12:41pm on July 13, 2009,
Blaine Bettinger said… - Ugo - unfortunately I haven't had my full mtDNA yet, although I plan to do so within the next year or so. Once I do, I will be sure to contact you with the information.
Being Haplogroup A2 was a complete surprise; I was expecting H. My maternal line ends somewhere in the Caribbean, so I guess I should have been more prepared for it! My maternal grandmother was born on a group of islands (the Bay Islands) off the coast of Honduras, and her maternal line was all English, or so I thought. The results haven't helped me break through the brick wall yet (not a single match anywhere), but they have provided an insight into the possibilities.
Blaine
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