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Posteriorment el malnom Serena es va imposar i així fou conegut ell i tots els fills. La descendència dels seus fills fou identificada amb el malnom del contraent respectiu (Carro, Llull, Bruixó, Catxó, de Can Carreró, Clar o de Cas Tinent, de ses Donades, Matxo...). Solament una branca d’aquesta família ha conservat el malnom Serena fins a l’actualitat, a través dels descendents del matrimoni format per Rafel Pocoví Aloy (n. 1885) Serena i Miquela Mayol Clar (1892-1929). Malgrat ésser un malnom conegudíssim, actualment es troba en vies d’extinció, ja que la darrera generació d’aquesta branca ha estat identificada amb un altre malnom. Respecte del llinatge Aloy, vigorós actualment, perviu a través de la descendència dels matrimonis formats per Jordi Aloy Garau (n. 1922c) Bruixó, casat amb Antònia Vaquer Sampol (1930-2010) Carrerona i de Francesc Aloy Garau (1926-2006) Eloi i Margalida Lladó Miralles (1930-2008) Reus. Curiosament, tant el pare com els dos fills d’aquest darrer matrimoni, en Josep i en Francesc porten el malnom Eloi.":1,"#1. 8. 1. Bartomeu Bauçà Aloy (1884-1918) Llull Fill de Bartomeu Bauçà Cerdà (m. 1886) Pelut i de Margalida Aloy. Prevere. Ordenat l’any 1908, fou vicari de Montuïri fins l’any 1913 en què fou nomenat rector de Llorito pel bisbe Pere Joan Campins. Morí a Llorito el 28 de febrer de 1918 (Cortès, 1999: 213). Segons Miralles (1995: 125) deixà inèdit un diari sobre els esdeveniments de la vida local montuïrera de principis del segle XX. La viuda Margalida Aloy Miralles, es va casar de segones núpcies amb Miquel Gomila Manera (1859-1923) Llull, ferrer d’ofici. Fou coneguda com la madona de Can Llull. Estaven domiciliats el 1889 al carrer Major núm. 25. Margalida i Miquel tengueren quatre fills, dos dels quals finiren poc temps després de néixer. Aquests són els altres dos fills: 1) Gabriel Gomila Aloy (1887-1959) Llull, 24 casat amb Isabel Horrach Amengual (1891-1942) de Ca ses Comunes, filla de Sebastià i de Catalina, natural d’Algaida. 25 Estaven domiciliats el 1924 al carrer Major núm. 31 (Can Llull). Gabriel i Isabel tengueren nou fills i tots ells han portat el malnom Llull o de Can Llull. 2) Josep Gomila Aloy (1892-1950) Llull. Metge. Morí a Petra. No tenim més dades sobre ell.":1,"#1. 8. Margalida Aloy Miralles (1857-1927) Serena Filla de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Era casada de primeres núpcies amb Bartomeu Bauçà Cerdà (1856-1886) Pelut, fill de Bartomeu i d’Aina. Estaven domiciliats, el 1884, al carrer de la Carnisseria (Costa i Llobera) núm. 5 i aquí va néixer el fill Bartomeu, que veurem tot seguit:":1,"#1. 7. Francesc Aloy Miralles (1854-1890) Serena Fill de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Caminer d’ofici, matrimonià amb Coloma Serra Marimon (1860-1938) Catxona? i estaven domiciliats el 1889 al carrer de Palma núm. 29 (Can Jordi Bruixó). Francesc i Coloma varen tenir cinc fills, dels quals solament en sobrevisqueren dos: 1) Pere Josep Aloy Serra (1880-1966) Catxó, casat amb Catalina Garau Company (1892-1981) Bruixona. 22 2) Damià Aloy Serra (1883-1966) Catxó, casat amb Catalina Manera Garau (1892-1978) Carro. 23":1,"#1. 6. Joan Baptista Aloy Miralles (1856-1939) Serena Fill de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Era casat amb Joana Aina Verger Torres (1850- 1918) filla de Miquel i d’Antònia Aina. Joana Aina Verger era viuda de Bartomeu Mesquida Cerdà (1848-1875) Rebent, mort als 27 anys, de pulmonia, amb el qual havia tengut dos fills. Joan Aloy i la seva esposa, Joana Aina Verger, estaven domiciliats el 1879 al carrer de la Barrera (Pare Vicenç Mas), núm. 11 (Ca na Margalida Bella). Joan Aloy, fou l’impulsor del Partit Conservador del poble, juntament amb Joan Verger Fraret, Joan Verd Potecari Verd, Joan Manera de ca s’Hereu i Joan Garau de Mianes. 20 Formà part diverses vegades de l’ajuntament montuïrer. Fou batle per primera vegada el 1901 i posteriorment ho va tornar ésser tres vegades més, entre el 1904 i el 1922. El 1889, estava per amo a la possessió de Tagamanent. Seguint Arbona (2001: 79) tenia llogades les possessions de Malesherbes, Polo, Son Company, Son Trobat i sa Mata Nova, on tenia per amitgers, entre ells, alguns membres de la família dels Piedosos (descendents del seu fillastre Joan Mesquida Rebent). Joan Aloy i Joana Aina Verger tengueren dues filles: 1) Antònia Maria Aloy Verger (n. 1882) Serena, casada amb Miquel Clar Sastre (1866-1938), militar, amb la graduació de tinent, natural de Randa (Algaida). 21 2) Joana Maria Aloy Verger (1884-1965) Serena, casada amb Joan Antoni Ramonell Miralles (1875-1965) Matxo.":1,"#1. 5. Magdalena Aloy Miralles (1851-1936) Serena Filla de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Matrimonià, ja granada, als 44 anys d’edat amb Miquel Ribas Antic (1838-1910) Borraió, de 56 anys, viudo de Jerònia Miralles Sampol (m. 1880) Menut. 18 Magdalena Aloy i el viudo Miquel Ribas es casaren a les tres i mitja del matí el dia onze de maig de 1895 i oficià el sagrament el prevere Rafel Nicolau Gual, regent de la parròquia de Montuïri. Era usual, a la societat mallorquina d’aquella època, celebrar els enllaços matrimonials de viudos a hores intempestives. És ben segur que no foren escàpols de la sàrria i esquellots19 que presumiblement els muntaren cada vespre, almanco durant una setmana. Miquel Ribas, morí als 72 anys, el 23 de setembre de l’any 1910 i havia format part durant molt anys de l’ajuntament montuïrer: fou procurador síndic el 1877; regidor el període 1878-1886; procurador síndic el 1887; altra vegada regidor el 1888-1890; batle des del 24 de gener de 1891 fins l’1 de juliol de 1891; primer tinent de batle des de l’1 de juliol de 1891 fins el 27 de desembre de 1891. La viuda Magdalena Aloy, de 85 anys, estava domiciliada el 1936 al carrer Pi i Margall (Major) núm. (?) No varen tenir descendència.":1,"#1. 4. Maria Aloy Miralles (1849-1876) Serena Filla de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Religiosa. Fou mestra i vicerectora del col•legi de la Puresa, des de 1872. Morí als 27 anys de tuberculosi pulmonar (Arbona, 2001: 76).":1,"#1. 3. 1. Rafel Pocoví Aloy (1885-1949) Serena Fill d’Antònia Aina i de Sebastià. Fuster d’ofici, era casat amb Miquela Mayol Clar (1892-1929), filla de Pere i de Margalida. El 1924, s’havien traslladat al domicili dels seus pares, al carrer Major núm. 16. Rafel i Miquela tengueren tres fills: 1) Antonina Aina Pocoví Mayol (1916-2002) Serena, casada amb Miquel Verger Socias (1917-1996) de Pola o de Son Palou. 2) Sebastià Pocoví Mayol (1922-1994) Serena, militar, coronell d’artilleria, casat amb Maria Servera Garau (n. 1929c) de Son Toni Coll. 3) Pere Pocoví Mayol (1925-1927) no va superar els dos anys d’edat.":1,"#1. 3. Antònia Aina Aloy Miralles (1846-1927) Serena Filla de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. El 1884 matrimonià amb Sebastià Pocoví Puigserver (1846-1894), fuster d’ofici, fill de Rafel natural de Montuïri i de Margalida Puigserver natural de Porreres. Estaven domiciliats el 1884 al carrer Mediodia (des Mig) núm. 5 i aquí va néixer el fill Rafel. El 1889 s’havien traslladat al carrer Major núm. 14. Antònia i Sebastià tengueren un fill pubil, el qual fou conegut amb el malnom de la mare:":1,"#1. 2. Catalina Maria Àngela Aloy Miralles (1842-1926) Serena Filla de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Era casada amb Jordi Gual Garau (1813-1907), natural de Porreres, el qual havia enviudat d’Isabel Maria Noguera.":1,"#1. 1. Pere Josep Aloy Miralles (1840-1892) Serena Fill de Pere Josep i d’Antònia. Religiós. Ordenat jesuïta a Portugal, exercí l’apostolat a Roma, París i Moçambic. Morí el 1892, a l’edat de 52 anys, a la població de Quintamano (Moçambic) a conseqüència d’unes febres (Arbona, 2001: 62).":1,"#1. Pere Josep Aloy Ramis (1818-1881) Serena Fill de Pere i de Catalina. Natural de Sencelles, ferrer d’ofici, segons els padrons de població. Matrimonià amb Antònia Aina Miralles Gomila (1814-1886) Pieres, natural de Montuïri, filla de Francesc i d’Antònia; a l’acta de defunció de l’Arxiu Parroquial, la trobam registrada com «la viuda Serena» i morí als 72 anys, viuda, al seu domicili del carrer de Baix núm. 16. 17 Pere Josep Aloy i Antonina Aina Miralles tengueren vuit fills i tots ells portaren el malnom Serena. Vet ací la seva descendència:":1,"#Llinatge originari de Sencelles. Primera documentació el 1819. A Montuïri coexisteixen el llinatge Aloy i el malnom Eloi, el primer provinent d’una família originària de Sencelles, arrendataris de la possessió des Puig Moltó i el malnom Eloi, que prové del nom de pila Eloi portat per la família Pomar, el qual ha deixat la seva empremta en noms de casa com Ca´n Eloi i Ca ses Eloies. Pere Josep Aloy Picornell (1776-1832) era casat amb Catalina Ramis Vallès (1770-1846), ambdós naturals de Sencelles. El padró de població de l’any 1824, registra aquesta família a la possessió des Puig Moltó: Pere Josep Aloy Picornell (n. 1776), l’esposa Catalina Ramis Vallès (n. 1770) i els fills Magdalena Aloy Ramis (n. 1807c), Guillem Aloy Ramis (n. 1808c), Francesc Aloy Ramis (n. 23-10-1809), Margalida Aloy Ramis (n. 1816c) i Pere Josep Aloy Ramis (n. 1818c), tots ells naturals de Sencelles. El document precisa que feia 5 anys que residien a Montuïri, per la qual cosa arribaren a la possessió l’any 1819. El 1832, morí Pere Josep Aloy Picornell: «Pedro José Aloy Picornell, del Puig Moltó, murió a los siete días del mes de diciembre de este año de 1832 y a la edad de 57 años. Recibió la extremaunción. Era hijo de Guillermo Aloy Amengual y de Margarita Picornell Gelabert, natural de Sancellas y vecino de esta. No consta disposición testamentaria. Esposa, Catalina Ramis Vallés. Funeral en el lugar de Pina». El 1846, finí la seva esposa, Catalina Ramis Vallès: «Catalina Ramis Vallés, murió a los veinte y un días del mes de marzo 1846, viuda de 76 años, en el predio Son Company, hija de Francisco Ramis Sastre y de Margarita Vallés Munar, de Sancellas. No consta testamento. Fue enterrada en el cementerio de Pina». No podem precisar quants d’anys estigueren a la possessió des Puig Moltó, presumiblement foren 16 anys, ja que encara els trobam registrats en el padró de població de l’any 1834. Sembla que posteriorment passaren a Son Company, ja que en aquella possessió finí la viuda Catalina Ramis Vallès, el 1846, on el fill Francesc Aloy Ramis era l’arrendatari. Dels cinc fills del matrimoni, solament un arrelà a Montuïri, Pere Josep Aloy Ramis (1818-1881) conegut amb el malnom Serena. Els altres germans sembla que retornaren a Sencelles o passaren a viure al lloquet de Pina, on foren sepultats els seus pares. Així donçs, seguirem la descendència del fill petit de la família, Pere Josep Aloy Ramis, el genearca de la branca montuïrera del llinatge Aloy:":1,"#Es meu trastatarabuelo Pere Josep Aloy Picornell (1776-1832) de ``Sa Possesió des Puig Moltó´´. Va esser es que va iniciar sa saga des Alois de Montuïri per mitjà des seu fill Pere Josep Aloy Ramis (germà des meu rebesavi Francesc Aloy Ramis).":1,"#Aloy - Sa Saga des Alois de Montuïri.":1,"#🔍 Investigar ses diferents línies paternes que han arribat en aquesta illa i duen de primer llinatge es d´Aloy, conèixer es seus Haplogrups i es que estan relacionats genèticament entre ells. 🔎 Arribada d'immigrants amb so llinatge Aloy a Mallorca: 1️⃣ En es Segle XV l'any 1469 arriba un immigrant procedent de Quart, Càller, Sardenya, de professió hortolà, i de nom Joan Aloy. Editor: Onofre Vaquer Bennàssar 2️⃣ En es Segle XVI amb fetxa 3-07-1582 arriba un immigrant procedent de Càller (Cagliari), Sardenya, de professió ferrer, i de nom Andreu Aloy. Editor: Onofre Vaquer Bennàssar 3️⃣ En es Segle XVII amb fetxa 9-04-1601 arriba un immigrant procedent de França, i de nom Joan Aloy. Editor: Onofre Vaquer Bennàssar 4️⃣ Es llinatge Aloy més antic que se troba arrelat a Pollença almanco des del segle XIV. Editor: Joaquín María Bover de Rosselló: Nobiliari Mallorquí de Joaquín María Bover de Rosselló. Aloy: Es nobiliaris que xerren d'aquesta família volen, sense més proves que s'etimologia, que es Alois descendesquin de Roldan Lay, alferes des Conde D. Nunyo, que va venir a sa conquista; però noltros creim que no hi ha necessitat d'acudir en aquest principi per donar importància en una família que des del segle XIV està arrelada a Pollença havent servit sempre ses destinacions públiques per sa classe de cavallers. D. Bartomeu Aloy és s'actual representant de ca sa seva família en s'expressada vila. Són ses seves armes una rodela d'or, sobre sa qual se troba una espasa amb s'empunyadura des mateix metall i sa fulla d'acer brunyit en camp encarnat. (Impremta de Pere Josep Gelabert l'any 1850) 5️⃣ Es 3-09-1464, Joan Aloy, negre Llibert, se contractava per 6 anys amb en Pere Sánchez Monyos, cavaller, per servir-ho, per 5 lliures anuals, havent de tenir-ho sa i malalt, i havent de vestir-ho i calçar-ho “Es contracte de treball a sa Mallorca medieval”. Mayurqa núm. 22. Palma: UIB. 1989, pàg. 645-652 ✅ També se troben en es projecte uns altres llinatges mallorquins: Bonnin, Coll, Company, Ginard, Mestre i Pinya i tots aquets llinatges en BigY fet ✅ En es projecte d'investigació s'han trobat llinatges mallorquins que també pertanyen an es Haplogrup E-V13 que són es llinatge Aloy, una línia des llinatge Bonnin, es llinatge Miró, es llinatge Moragues i es llinatge Pinya ✅ Haplogrup E-V13 - Subclade E-Y33577 a YFull i E-BY19732 a FTDNA des Llinatge Aloy de Mallorca. Es més antic i més nombrós d'aquest llinatge a s'illa 25 equivalents SNP des Haplogrup E-BY19732 a FamilyTreeDNA des llinatge Aloy de Mallorca: BY19732, BY19733, BY19734, BY19735, BY19736, BY19737, BY19738, BY19739, BY19741, BY19742, BY19744, FT38469, FT38676, FT38737, FT39842, FT91626, FT91823, FT92566, Y126139, Y141828, Y151345, Y170216, Y170409, Y33577, Y33586 Subclades Aloy a FamilyTreeDNA: E-BY19732, E-BY126249, E-BY19740, E-BY19731 i E-FTC93013 (No hi ha coincidències genètiques STR ni SNP amb sa Península Ibèrica) ✅ Es Llinatge mallorquí des Aloy Subclade E-Y33577 des Haplogrup E-V13 va esser inclòs en s'arbre Filogenètic de EUPEDIA en es mes de maig de s'any 2018 Hi ha una altra línia Aloy a s'illa que pertany an es Haplogrup R-Z278 ✅ Haplogrup E-V13 - Una línia des llinatge Bonnin de Mallorca ✅ Haplogrup Q-YP745 - Una línia des llinatge Bonnin de Mallorca - Terminal Hg a FamilyTreeDNA des llinatge Bonnin Haplogrup Q-FT392621 9 equivalents SNP des Haplogrup Q-FT392621 a FamilyTreeDNA: FT392621, FT394016, FT410033, FT411681, Y108040, Y112141, Y618839, Y87855, Y88251 Hi ha quatre línies de llinatges genètics diferents de Bonnin a s'illa, es majoritari an es qual pertanyen es Bonnin és es Haplogrup Q-YP745 (ses coincidències BigY més pròximes d'aquesta branca Bonnin són jueus del Marroc. Una altra línia de Bonnin en es projecte pertany an es Haplogrup J-M410 (J-PF5050). Sa quarta línia Bonnin és Haplogrup R-M343 ✅ Haplogrup E-V13 - Es llinatge Miró de Mallorca ✅ Haplogrup E-V13 - Es llinatge Pinya de Mallorca - Terminal Hg a FamilyTreeDNA es Haplogrup E-FTA55988 15 equivalents SNP des Haplogrup E-FTA55988 a FamilyTreeDNA des llinatge Pinya de Mallorca: FTA55988, FTA11713, FTA55308, FTA55396, FTA55552, FTA55669, FTA56098, FTA97004, MF201173, Y255480, Y255491, Y255493, Y271443 Es Pinya tenen sa seva branca Terminal Hg pròpia an es seu llinatge que és es Haplogrup E-FTA55988 a FamilyTreeDNA i E-FTA11713 a YFull un subclade de E-FTA55988 ✅ Haplogrup E-V13 - Una línia des llinatge Moragues de Mallorca Hi ha tres línies genètiques diferents de Moragues a Mallorca: Haplogrup E-V13, Haplogrup R-P312 i Haplogrup G-P15 ✅ Sa coincidència confirmada en s'arbre des Haplogrup E-V13 entre es Aloy i es Pinya és E-BY3880 que seria s'ancestre en comú des dos llinatges mallorquins. Es Pinya se separen en es subclades E-Z5017 (Terminal Hg E-FTA55988) i es Aloy en es subclades E-Z5018 (Terminal Hg E-BY19732). Terminals Hg a FamilyTreeDNA des dos llinatges Llinatge Aloy Terminal Hg Haplogrup E-Y33577 (YFull) o s'equivalent E-BY19732 (FamilyTreeDNA) exclusiu an es seu llinatge, d'aquí parteixen diverses branques d'aquest llinatge a s'illa Llinatge Pinya Terminal Hg Haplogrup E-FTA55988 a FamilyTreeDNA i Terminal Hg Haplogrup E-FTA11713 que és un subclade de E-FTA55988 a YFull (exclusiu an es seu llinatge) Sa coincidència més pròxima des BigY en es Pinya és una mostra d'un Jueu Sefardí de Belmonte (Portugal) i ses coincidències més pròximes des BigY des Aloy són mostres de països d'origen balcànic (Albània i Bulgària) Ses altres mostres Haplogrup E-V13 de Mallorca no tenen prova feta de BigY ✅ Llinatge Ginard d´Artà En es projecte també s'ha fet un estudi des Ginard de Mallorca, s'han tret mostres de diferents famílies de Ginard des poble d'Artà i es resultats han estat que tots comparteixen un ancestre comú amb un TMRC de 649 anys entre ells, s'han creat tres branques d'aquest llinatge. Pes resultats de s'ADN mos diu que és un llinatge molt antic en es poble (hauria nascut s'ancestre en comú de totes ses mostres Ginard fetes a Artà a l'entorn de l'any 1377, segle XIV segons es càlculs de FamilyTreeDNA ), son un llinatge monofilètic i son subclades des Haplogrup R-FTD41998 Tres subclades Ginard d´Artà a FamilyTreeDNA: R-FT41998, R-FTD58424 i R-FTD59603 40 equivalents SNP des Haplogrup R-FTD41998 a FamilyTreeDNA des llinatge Ginard d´Artà: FTD41998, BY33597, FTA66953, FTD42162, FTD42439, FTD42680, FTD42736, FTD42874, FTD43168, FTD43247, FTD46770, FTD46800, FTD46838, FTD46889, FTD47277, MF107701, MF2396, MF653771, PF4466, PF6285, Y223595, Y305501, Y305504, Y305512, Y305520, Y305526, Y305529, Y305537, Y305544, Y305551, Y305560, Y305587, Y305588, Y305599, Y305608, Y305609, Y305614, Y415732, Y415898, Y415899 TMRCA: Any 1377 d. C. Hi ha una altra línia Ginard a s'illa que pertany an es Haplogrup R-Z279 🔬 Administrador des Projecte d'Investigació ADN-Y des llinatge Aloy de Mallorca dins FamilyTreeDNA : Xisco Aloy":1,"#J-FT414006":1,"#T-Y105923":1,"#J-Y640723":1,"#H5a1m":1,"#J-FGC30510":1,"#L2a1-G143A-T16189C!-C16192T":1,"#H45b":1,"#L-M2533":1,"#Q-FTB90009":1,"#U4a1b":1,"#L3d1a2":1,"#T-Y15712":1,"#T-P77":1,"#Maria del Refugio Munoz":1,"#Rosa Ana Tercero Garcia":1,"#Miss Ana C. Diaz":1,"#A Bailey":1,"#Mrs. Aurora Benvie":1,"#Ana Isabel Isabel Alvarez del Castillo Jones":1,"#More information about I45961 will be added soon.":1,"#Hameed Jony Alhassani (IQ Project)":1,"#Mr. Mohsin Abdulrazaq Alchalabi (IQ Project)":1,"#Ghazi M Aqeel":1,"#Fehad AlSa'ees فهد السعيس العبدلي التميمي":1,"#Is this <img ljsid-1=\"\"> feature now included with my Family TreeDNA account that I currently have? Or is there an extra fee to pay to receive it?":1,"#Time Tree: A New Discover Feature | FamilyTreeDNA Blog":1,"#Time Tree Settings":1,"#A view of the Time Tree with current testers shown.":1,"#A view of the Time Tree where Oxford 4 appears.":1,"#A view of the Time Tree where Ötzi the Iceman appears.":1,"#A view of the Time Tree with ancient individuals from the Remote Oceania.":1,"#A view of the Time Tree where Desmond Tutu and Kindoki 2 appear.":1,"#A view of the Time Tree where Abraham Lincoln appears.":1,"#Block Tree view of Y-DNA haplogroup I-Y20218. The SNP axis on the left represents evolutionary time. You can compare this view with the Time Tree view under FamilyTreeDNA Testers in the Time Tree.":1,"#In my position I’d rather my marker showed in 1975, but I can see that could be a problem when you start to get testers who round up to 2050 (not the that should happen until 2043 when they’re adults testing with their own consent).":1,"#My date of birth for my kit has been set in 1974 for quite a while (well over a month) and my marker (and that for the other person with the same terminal haplogroup) is still showing at 1950.":1,"#The post says “The Present-Day tester flag icons are positioned at the approximate birth year of the person, rounded to the nearest 25 years (roughly one generation)”. Is it definitely “rounded to the nearest”, or should it say “round down to the nearest”?":1,"#Cancel that. I turned my device sideways and the year 2000 CE appeared. Screen resolution issue.":1,"#The Time Tree shows present-day testers on a line marked 1500 CE. Shouldn’t that label be be 2022 CE (or, as a 500-yr increment, 2000 CE)? Should the tree therefore be recalibrated by 500 years?":1,"#Still hoping the United States (Native American) tester sharing Q-BZ1234 makes contact.":1,"#Hi Darren! This is a free feature for everyone. You can find the Time Tree in Discover.":1,"#Darren Fuller":1,"#Hi William!<br ljsid-1=\"\"> The Time Tree is located in FamilyTreeDNA Discover.":1,"#There is no link to Time Tree.<br ljsid-1=\"\"> Also I complained that you had SNP R-YP5905 as 250 years before the present to a TMRCA<br ljsid-3=\"\"> When in fact SNP R-YP5905 appeared in 1583 the birth of William Farrar who migrated to VA in 1618":1,"#Have you taken our mtDNA test?":1,"#Hello Charles!":1,"#AS I have completed what I believe to be all the tests you offered a male, is this another test that one has to pay for or something for history? My #57521.":1,"#Charles Matheson, Sr.":1,"#Hopefully this helps!":1,"#Below is a link explaining branch equivalents from a member of our team, Roberta Estes. It looks like R-M512 is equivalent to R-M198.":1,"#Hi Ronnie!":1,"#Excited to try this and headed over to the page where you enter your Haplogroupl, entered R-M512 and then was presented a report on R-M198…. did it twice just to make sure it wasn’t me doing a typo… if this is not just a bug on a beta report can we have the report itself include an explanantion for the ill-educated of why entering R-M512 ends with a report on R-M198?":1,"#Ronnie":1,"#The Time Tree is located on the FamilyTreeDNA Discover page.":1,"#Hi Bill!":1,"#All very impressive and exciting but how does one actually access the Time Tree, data, for eg , i order to explore or examine what is apparently being proposed?":1,"#Bill Kirk":1,"#GREAT NEW FEATURES! STARTLING INFORMATION!":1,"#JAMES ALVIN SANDERS":1,"#Hey John!<br ljsid-1=\"\"> We’re sorry you’re having trouble viewing your haplogroup. Have you reached out to our customer service department? They should be able to help you.<br ljsid-3=\"\"> <a ljsid-5=\"\">https://www.familytreedna.com/contact</a>":1,"#I really like the time tree chart but it doesn’t show up as a display option for people in my project (Polk-Pollock-Pogue). I like the way it shows the whole group , not just a single individual. Can you do one for the I-Y7272 haplogroup? Will it become available to project members?":1,"#John Polk":1,"#I can’t answer your reply, but I just wanted to say that I’m a direct descendent of Governor Thomas West.":1,"#Elise Hayes":1,"#Charles Shirley West Jr<br ljsid-1=\"\"> <a ljsid-3=\"\">PapadocCSW@aol.com</a><br ljsid-4=\"\"> Please reply if you have any suggestions to document Y DNA connection<br ljsid-6=\"\"> Male to male connection goes back to George West<br ljsid-8=\"\"> And branches to DeLa Warr Wests and Sackville Wests all male to male chain. See my prev post":1,"#I have had my Y DNA done. My grandfather had a family tree drawn up in 1892. I wonder if it is legend or fact. It goes back to Gov John West at Jamestown and beyond. I can not find any West male with same history in USA. There are Sackville-Wests in England who connect the male -male line thru the Lords De La Warr. I wish I could find a male in that line who match my YDNA. It would add veracity to the family tree drawn by Alexander Brown in 1892.":1,"#Charles Shirley West Jr":1,"#This is something our developers are currently looking into. If and when this functionality becomes available, we will let everyone know.":1,"#Hi Rex!":1,"#Is it possible to download a high-resolution version of my Time Tree?":1,"#Rex Sinnott":1,"#This option is automatically greyed out when there are too many present day testers to show on one screen. This option becomes available for more detailed haplogroups.":1,"#Hello Gary!":1,"#For Time Tree=> Display Options, “Present Day Testers” option is greyed out. How do you select this option?":1,"#Gary Lee Ashford":1,"#Discussions about Nebula transfers and how they’d work are still in progress.":1,"#Hi J!":1,"#Will people who tested at Nebula be able to upload their YDNA and mtDNA to FTDNA soon?":1,"#J Gilbert":1,"#To confirm a refined haplogroup, upgrading to a <a ljsid-1=\"\">Big Y-700</a> test would be the way to go.":1,"#Hello HazelFrance!":1,"#It is likely to be R-M269, which I believe is the most common in the England. Does this heighten the chances of finding an ancient connection or diminish it because of the sheer numbers?":1,"#My nearest male relative’s haplogroup is unconfirmed. How do I go about confirming it?":1,"#HazelFrance":1,"#Hi Penni!<br ljsid-1=\"\"> This feature is available for anyone who knows their Y-DNA haplogroup. For the most refined results, we suggest testing with Big Y-700.":1,"#Is this new feature available only to those that have had the big Y test performed? What about those that have had lesser tests performed?":1,"#Penni Luntsford":1,"#We’re sorry to hear about the confusion. Have you reached out to our Customer Service team? They should be able to give you an answer.<br ljsid-1=\"\"> <a ljsid-3=\"\">https://www.familytreedna.com/contact</a>":1,"#Hi Robert!":1,"#I got an email last week that my Big Y test (#43837) was completed but FTDNA is still showing my results as pending. Why?":1,"#Robert Peck":1,"#I found tracing my ancestors that the average generation is 33 years rather than 20 or 25. Biologists maintain a 20 year generation based on the age of the parents and the time passing before the birth of the eldest child. But most births are not the eldest child! Just making a general guess at the length of a generation is inadequate. On the other hand as the average number of surviving children in a family decreases in the twentieth century the generational length might decrease in modern times but not as much as expected when parents put off the birth of their children to a greater age!":1,"#Ralph Turner":1,"#You can use the Display Options to select what data to show and to adjust the scale. If you ever find yourself lost, just click the Reset icon.":1,"#The Present-Day tester flag icons are positioned at the approximate birth year of the person, rounded to the nearest 25 years (roughly one generation). If the user has not specified a birth date, the Time Tree defaults to the year 1950. You can configure the birth year in your FamilyTreeDNA Account Settings. Specifying your birth year can also help improve the TMRCA estimates.":1,"#When you look at older haplogroups with many testers, Present-day Testers are automatically hidden because of display limitations. Ancient and Notable connections remain visible.":1,"#The Discover reports are updated on a weekly basis, so it will take about a week before new test results, branches, ancient, and notable samples are visible on the Time Tree.":1,"#Technical Details":1,"#To get started, visit <a ljsid-1=\"\">FamilyTreeDNA Discover</a>!":1,"#The Time Tree shows a genetic family tree of direct paternal lineages on a time scale. It shows how you are related to other people from the past and present and when your shared ancestors are estimated to have lived.":1,"#And last but not least, there is a great number of DNA testers, the leaves of the tree, spanning a hundred years of relatively recent birth dates.":1,"#FamilyTreeDNA Testers in the Time Tree":1,"#Y-DNA haplogroup R-BY67003 represents the ancestor of Oxford 4 (VK166), a Dane Viking found in St John’s College, Oxford. He is believed to have been killed in the St Brice’s Day massacre on November 13, 1002 CE. His closest paternal line relatives are 3 Big Y customers with self-reported paternal line ancestry from England and the United States.":1,"#Ötzi the Iceman, from the Alps between Austria and Italy, who lived over 5,000 years ago, has paternal line relatives in present-day Brazil, Germany, United Kingdom, Ireland and Czech Republic, in addition to Italy, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia (not shown).":1,"#Time Tree view of Y-DNA haplogroup O-F18855 which aligns well with the seaward expansion of Austronesian-speaking people and the first settlements of The Moana (remote Oceania) around 1500 BCE. Shown here are ancient individuals from Taiwan and Wallacea, Indonesia, as well as two distinct descendant groups in central and southern Oceania, including Samoa, Tōtaiete mā, Niue, Tonga, Fiji, and Aotearoa (New Zealand).":1,"#Remote Oceania":1,"#There is also new content with time perspectives, such as <a ljsid-1=\"\">ancient DNA</a> from archaeological studies with carbon dates that anchor the ancient individuals to specific times in history.":1,"#Ancient DNA in the Time Tree":1,"#Just over 4,000 years ago, South African civil rights activist Desmond Tutu shares a paternal line ancestor with Kindoki 2, a historical archaeological sample from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We add more Ancient Connections to the Y-DNA tree on a weekly basis.":1,"#Desmond Tutu and Kindoki 2":1,"#The Time Tree can show how your paternal line connects with famous historical figures. Abraham Lincoln’s living relatives have specified that they are from England, and a more distant relative is from Germany.":1,"#Notable Connections also highlights haplogroup connections to historical figures and entire clans and families, who also lived or were founded in specific times in history.":1,"#Notable Connections in the Time Tree":1,"#The new <a ljsid-1=\"\">Big Y age estimates</a> in FamilyTreeDNA Discover take more factors into account thanks to a recent upgrade. This upgrade estimates when the shared <a ljsid-3=\"\">most recent common ancestor</a> lived for almost 60,000 haplogroups.":1,"#TMRCA Age Estimates in the Time Tree":1,"#The Block Tree (a SNP based view) compared to the Time Tree (a time based view).":1,"#We have taken all the <a ljsid-1=\"\">FamilyTreeDNA Discover™</a> reports and their timing together, and drawn a historical and prehistoric genetic family tree with a time perspective. We call this the <strong ljsid-3=\"\">Time Tree</strong>.":1,"#The Time Tree: A Time Based View":1,"#Block Tree view of Y-DNA haplogroup I-Y20218. The SNP axis on the left represents evolutionary time.":1,"#Big Y users will be familiar with the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Block Tree</a>; a display of the Big Y tree structure with a SNP scale. The Block Tree highlights how many genetic mutations have been associated with each lineage on the tree. With a rough estimate of the time that typically passes between mutations, one can count the number of SNP mutations on a lineage and make inferences about when a specific shared ancestor may have lived.":1,"#The Block Tree: A SNP Based View":1,"#Genealogists often try to identify the connections between shared genetic ancestors, proven to exist just by the fact of shared DNA signatures, and the “real” genealogical ancestors who have names and life stories. And when that is not possible because of lack of historical records, inferences can be made about what happened before.":1,"#Big Y testing has led to a massive explosion of historical and prehistoric genetic branches on the great Tree of Humankind. With about a thousand haplogroups being added to the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Y-DNA Haplotree</a> each month. Each of those haplogroups represents a new pinpointed genetic ancestor and an unbroken lineage of father-son relationships that came before him.":1,"#Big Y Testing is Causing a Family Tree Boom":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Genetic trees</strong> are built based on uniparental (inherited from a single parent) genetic markers from hundreds of thousands of DNA test results. These trees are constructed entirely without any historical records or genealogies. They span all known paternal and maternal lineages in the world over hundreds of thousands of years and connect every person on the planet.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Family trees</strong> that genealogists use to document the results of their research, with ancestors, descendants, and life events like marriages, births, and deaths.":1,"#As our name implies, FamilyTreeDNA has always been about connecting family trees using DNA. We have <strong ljsid-1=\"\">two types of trees</strong>:":1,"#See how you connect with more than 80,000 Big Y testers, 2,000 ancient DNA samples, and 100 famous historical figures – all connected in a large family tree with almost 60,000 genetic ancestors (haplogroups).":1,"#<span ljsid-0=\"\">|</span>In <a ljsid-2=\"\">Updates</a>, <a ljsid-4=\"\">Press Releases</a>, <a ljsid-6=\"\">Discover™</a>, <a ljsid-8=\"\">Ancient DNA</a>":1,"#Hypervariable Region 1 (48)":1,"#L-FTB40201":1,"#T2k":1,"#erin arnold":1,"#Patrick Treanor, b. 1788 and d.1864864":1,"#Charles Treanor, 1791-1866":1,"#John Traynor":1,"#David Treanor b 1751 d 1831":1,"#Hartman Hunsaker 1690-1733":1,"#Vance":1,"#Owen Trainor, b. 1788, d. 11-Feb-1883 in P.E.I.":1,"#George F. 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