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Subject: Re: [DNA] Mumma Surname DNA Test results
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 09:37:01 EST
In a message dated 1/22/2001 4:20:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,
writes:
> Yesterday I received the final test results for the 1st phase of my Mumma
> Surname DNA testing project. The results are shown from 30 participants
> along with my conclusions. They can be viewed at:
>
>
That's a very interesting chart summarizing your results. I particularly like
the use of the Henry numbering system for descendants. I may be leaping to
conclusions, but it seems like you can almost look at the Henry numbers for
people who show a single variation and deduce where it happened, e.g. #22 and
descendants are different than #21 and #27 and their descendants, so the
mutation must have occurred in #22 or #221. And you'd need more data to
decide which one. We genealogists ALWAYS want more data! How do you interpret
those results?
Ann Turner
a long-time fan of the Henry numbering system
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