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== Paternal Haplogroup Results == | == Paternal Haplogroup Results == | ||
A son of [[Marvin Luther Cox]] matched with a large number of lines in J-M172 making it probable that the Cox line is J-M172. | A son of [[Marvin Luther Cox]], using a test from FamilyTreeDNA in 2010, matched with a large number of lines in J-M172 making it probable that the Cox line is J-M172. | ||
== Gallinger Test == | == Gallinger Test == | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 29 July 2018
Maternal Haplogroup Results
Luella Emma Miller
In a test result received in early 2017, from 23andMe, a daughter of one of Luella Emma Miller's daughters was found to be in maternal haplogroup U4b2.
The ancestral origins report gave the following data:
| Region | Proportion |
|---|---|
| European | 100% |
| Northwestern European | 95.7% |
| British & Irish | 49.2% |
| French & German | 15.0% |
| Scandinavian | 2.6% |
| Broadly Northwestern European | 28.9% |
| Eastern European | 1.2% |
| Southern European | 1.2% |
| Italian | 0.4% |
| Broadly Southern European | 0.8% |
| Broadly European | 1.9% |
Dorothy Langdon Ivey
In a test result received in early 2018, from 23andMe, a daughter of one of Dorothy Langdon Ivey's daughters was found to be in maternal haplogroup T2b.
Paternal Haplogroup Results
A son of Marvin Luther Cox, using a test from FamilyTreeDNA in 2010, matched with a large number of lines in J-M172 making it probable that the Cox line is J-M172.
Gallinger Test
An autosomal DNA test was taken by one of the children of Thomas Joseph and Dorothy Langdon Gallinger through Ancestry DNA.
The ancestral origins report gave the following data:
| Region | Proportion |
|---|---|
| Africa | 1% |
| Africa North | 1% |
| Europe | 98% |
| Great Britain | 57% |
| Europe West | 32% |
| Ireland | 6% |
| Iberian Peninsula | 2% |
| Scandinavia | <1% |
| West Asia | <1% |
| Caucasus | <1% |