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perhaps most, indeed perhaps all, of your nearest matches seem to be of
Jewish ancestry. If you are not, and if (to your knowledge) your grandfather
was not, then perhaps somewhere along your patrilineal line a Jewish
man married a Polish woman and agreed to bring up the children
Catholic. - Larry Mayka, Volunteer Co-Administrator of the Polish Project "It is interesting to note that almost all mutations within the group are +1 or -1. This confirms a (relatively) recent common origin. Daniel Ewenczyk, a genetic cousin of the Cizewski family |
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information: From Daniel Ewenczyk: On server in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet format, available for download: Representation of a possible global genealogy, the complete edition of the above table: http://daniel.ewenczyk.free.fr/DNA/DNA%20Global%20tree%20Excel.xls Details of the marker values: http://daniel.ewenczyk.free.fr/DNA/DNA%20Ewenczyk%20search%202%20-%20Excel%202003.xls Family Tree DNA J Haplogroup Project By Bonnie Schrack, administrator of the FTDNA J Haplogroup Project The J1 and J2 members of the Family Tree DNA J Haplogroup Project in a phylogenetic tree. http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Y-DNA_J/index.aspx?fixed_columns=on In the Y Results table, the Cizewski family results are in the group called "J1 w/YCAIIa=19, B". The Cizewski family represent 13 lines in a wider 500 person group. |
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Lovetere, Musbach, & Robinson Family History Ibiblio Index © 2008 Leonard H. Cizewski Last Modified on June 5, 2008 |
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