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This cultural and local link fueled Elroy's curiosity about the Runestone and its potential implications for Norse exploration in America.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Elroy Balgaard</strong>, a Minnesota native of Norwegian descent, gained recognition for his appearance in the 2020 documentary series \"<a ljsid-2=\"\"><strong ljsid-2-0=\"\">Secrets of the Viking Stone</strong></a>\" (originally titled \"The American Runestone\"). This series, featuring actor Peter Stormare, explored the mysteries surrounding the controversial Kensington Runestone. By profession, Elroy is a graphic designer based in Minneapolis, but his passions extend far beyond his day job.":1,"#Sephardic (1), Sephardic (Rhodes) (1)":1,"#Lower Saxony (1)":1,"#O-Y130014":1,"#Q-FT364903":1,"#Lucas Iulianetti":1,"#toggle R-YP4963":1,"#toggle R-YP609":1,"#toggle R-YP1120":1,"#Lillevasby, Hedehusene":1,"#Klepp 107039":1,"#Telemark 1648-A":1,"#Vaarst 106503":1,"#Lillevasby 107454":1,"#Szólád 15":1,"#Pictured: Gösta Ekman (senior) in \"Cassini de Paris\", 1936, IMS Vintage Photos, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Biography in part generated using OpenAI (2024) ChatGPT-4 [Large multimodal model].":1,"#Their detailed Y-DNA haplogroup was determined by Big Y testing of a close male relative and reported in the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Sweden DNA Project</a> and on <a ljsid-3=\"\">WikiTree</a>.":1,"#Through three generations, the Ekman family has played a significant role in shaping Swedish theater and cinema with each generation leaving a distinct mark on the arts in Sweden.":1,"#Gösta Ekman's grandson, <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Gösta Ekman (junior)</strong>, born Carl Gösta Ingemar Ekman in 1939, continued the family tradition in the arts, becoming a distinguished actor in his own right. He is particularly renowned for his theater, film, and television work. One of his most celebrated roles was as the lead in the Swedish television series \"Martin Beck,\" where he played the titular detective. Gösta Ekman (junior) has been praised for his versatility as an actor, seamlessly moving between comedic and dramatic roles, and remains a respected figure in Swedish entertainment.":1,"#Gösta Ekman at Dramaten (2014), Frankie Fouganthin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.":1,"#His son, <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Hasse Ekman</strong> (Hans Gösta Ekman, 1915-2004), was also a significant figure in Swedish cinema, known for his work as an actor, director, and writer. Hasse Ekman was celebrated for his contributions to Swedish film during the 1940s and 1950s, creating movies that ranged from comedies to dramas. He was known for his sharp wit, elegant style, and the deep psychological insight of his films, making a lasting impact on Swedish culture.":1,"#Hasse Ekman on set, press photo (1963), www.dn.se, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.":1,"#Gösta Ekman's legacy continued through his family, notably his son and grandson, who both carried on his name and made their marks in Swedish entertainment.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Gösta Ekman (senior)</strong>, born Carl Gösta Ekman in 1890 in Stockholm, Sweden, was a prominent Swedish actor and director known for his significant contributions to Swedish theater and film during the early 20th century. He began his acting career in the 1910s, quickly establishing himself as a versatile actor in both comedic and dramatic roles. Ekman's performances in Swedish cinema, particularly in the silent film era, earned him widespread acclaim. He also made notable contributions to the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, where he worked both as an actor and director. Gösta Ekman passed away in 1938.":1,"#Hellenstierna.com":1,"#Information sourced from":1,"#The Hellenstierna noble family was formally extinct with the last recognized patrilineal descendant Johan Gustaf Hellenstierna (1802-1872). The lineage lives on through two illegitimate sons (one recognized and one unrecognized) of Johan Heller whose descendants have taken the Big Y test.":1,"#Johan married Christina Arendt on February 28, 1686, in Stockholm. Christina was born in January 1663 and was the daughter of Johan Arendt, an army commissary officer, and Christina Segertsdotter Kraft. She died on December 26, 1740, in Malmgrava and was buried on December 31 of the same year.":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Johan Heller</strong>, later ennobled as Hellenstierna, was born in 1644 on the eve of St. James' Day in Imbramåla, Sweden. He began his academic journey as a student at Uppsala University in 1662. He was appointed as the County Accountant for Östergötland County in 1670. In 1680, Johan became the district judge in the Tuna, Sevede, and Aspelands districts in Kalmar County. He was ennobled in 1694 and formally introduced into the Swedish nobility in 1697 under registry number 1321. Johan passed away on January 24, 1704, in Malmgrava.":1,"#Coats of Arms for Hellenstierna, Swedish noble family number 1321. Source:":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Hellenstierna</strong> is a Swedish noble family, ennobled in 1694 and introduced as noble family number 1321 in 1697.":1,"#Adelsvapen.com":1,"#The Grotenfelt detailed Y-DNA haplogroup was determined by Big Y testing of family members. The research and testing was done by Ari Kolehmainen and Jere Markkanen, administrators of the <a ljsid-1=\"\">Savo DNA Project</a>.":1,"#Another prominent family member was Arvi Grotenfelt’s brother, <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Kustavi Grotenfelt</strong> (1861-1928), a distinguished historian, author and professor. Kustavi served as an extraordinary professor of Nordic history at the University of Helsinki from 1905 to 1926 and made significant contributions to the study of Finnish history. He authored several books and articles on various aspects of Finnish history, including the Swedish era and the 19th century. He also served as a representative for his noble family in the Diet of Finland on several occasions from 1888 to 1906 and as a Member of the Finnish Parliament from 1908 to 1909, representing the Constitutional-Fennoman Party.":1,"#Kustavi Grotenfelt, photographed by O. Json Runstedt,":1,"#One notable family member was <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Arvi Grotenfelt</strong> (1863-1941), a renowned philosopher and psychologist. He was a professor of theoretical philosophy at the University of Helsinki from 1905 to 1929 and played a crucial role in establishing psychology as an academic discipline in Finland. Arvi was chairman of the Finnish Philosophical Society from 1905 to 1936. He was also the founder and first chairman of the Society for Psychic Research from 1907 to 1932. He was deeply interested in the scientific research of the paranormal. During his time as chairman, the Society for Psychic Research focused especially on the research of clairvoyants and psychics. Arvi Grotenfelt studied under Wilhelm Wundt and Rudolf Eucken and wrote extensively on the history of philosophy. He was known for his critical views on racism and opposed the ideas of Houston Stewart Chamberlain and Arthur de Gobineau regarding Aryan superiority.":1,"#, CC BY 4.0":1,"#Clan MacAlister Society":1,"#Somerled and the MacDougalls of Argyll":1,"#Clan Donald, USA - New Results from \"BigY\" Tests":1,"#Scotland’s R1a1 Highland Clansmen, DNA Genealogy and the search for Somerled (Andrew MacEacharn, Anatole A. Klyosov)":1,"#The Genetic Structure of a Highland Clan (Bryan Sykes and Jayne Nicholson)":1,"#Historical information sourced from Wikipedia. Further reading:":1,"#Pictured: The coat of arms of \"Sr Dargael\" (Sir De Ergadia), a descendant of Somerled. (Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)":1,"#While the research is sound and the genealogical information aligns with the genetic results, as with all medieval research, there is always a possibility of error or a genetic disconnect.":1,"#Sibling lineages are found in Scotland back to around 800 CE, showing that the Somerled lineage has been in Scotland since the early Viking Age. Before that, it is primarily found in Scandinavia.":1,"#R-FT75692 (TMRCA ca 1300 CE): MacDonald <em ljsid-1=\"\">(small group, presumably also descendants of Ranald)</em>":1,"#Finnish Heritage Agency":1,"#R-YP5543 (TMRCA ca 1200 CE): MacDougall <em ljsid-1=\"\">(presumably Dougal’s descendants)</em>":1,"#R-FGC11896 (TMRCA ca 1200 CE): MacDonald, Alexander, MacDaniel, MacAllister, MacDonnell, McKane, MacConnell <em ljsid-1=\"\">(presumably Ranald’s descendants)</em>":1,"#The three immediate subclades are:":1,"#The 25 marker Y-STR haplotype of the clan chiefs perfectly matches the Big Y testers within haplogroup R-YP326. This haplogroup has an estimated TMRCA (Time to Most Recent Common Ancestor) that aligns with Somerled’s estimated birth year, and the descendant Big Y testers group into subclades with the expected clan surnames.":1,"#In 2005, Bryan Sykes tested the Y-DNA of clan chiefs from five branches of Clan Donald with genealogies tracing back to Somerled: Lord Macdonald, Sir Ian Mcdonald of Sleat, Ranald Macdonald of Clanranald, Ranald MacDonell of Glengarry and William McAlester of Loup. He found that they all had matching Y-chromosome signatures and concluded that they all most likely trace back to Somerled. This showed that Somerled had Norse patrilineal ancestry, and Sykes calculated that there may be as many as a quarter of a million direct descendants of Somerled who carry his Y chromosome.":1,"#MacDonald of the Isles. James Logan, R. R. MacIan (ill.) The Clans of The Scottish Highlands. 1845 (Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)":1,"#His legacy lived on through some of his children. He is known to have had at least five sons and a daughter. <strong ljsid-1=\"\">GilleBride</strong> was killed along with his father. <strong ljsid-3=\"\">Olaf</strong> is only mentioned in the <em ljsid-5=\"\">Chronicle of Mann</em>. <strong ljsid-7=\"\">Angus</strong> defeated his brother Ranald in 1192 and was later killed together with his sons by Ranald’s sons in 1210, ending his lineage. <strong ljsid-9=\"\">Dougal</strong>’s descendants include the 13th-century Lords of Argyll and Clan MacDougall. <strong ljsid-11=\"\">Ranald</strong>’s descendants include the Lords of the Isles, Clan Donald, Clan MacRory, and Clan MacAlister. His daughter <strong ljsid-13=\"\">Bethoc</strong> was prioress of Iona Nunnery.":1,"#Somerled maintained the rule until his death in 1164 when he was slain at the Battle of Renfrew while launching an invasion of mainland Scotland. After Somerled’s demise, Godred returned from exile and reclaimed the throne of Mann.":1,"#Somerled was already Lord of Argyll, Kintyre, and Lorne when he married Ragnhild, the daughter of the King of Man and the Isles, in 1140. When Olaf of Man died in 1153 and was succeeded by his son Godred who proved to be an unpopular ruler, Somerled launched a campaign with 80 ships and confronted Godred in a sea battle in January 1156. After the battle, the parties agreed to a truce and divided the Kingdom of Man and the Isles between Somerled’s son <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Dougal</strong> <em ljsid-3=\"\">(also known as Dougall, Dubgall, Dubghall, Dubhghall, Dufgall, Dugal, Dugald, Dugall, Duggáll, Dungal, Dunegal)</em> and Godred. Two years later, Somerled returned and defeated Godred, making Dougal the King of Man and Somerled the ruler of the entire kingdom of Argyll, Man, and the Isles.":1,"#Not much is known about Somerled’s father <strong ljsid-1=\"\">GilleBride</strong>, but he is thought to have been of Irish noble ancestry.":1,"#Arvi Grotenfelt (circa 1900), photographed by Atelier Apollo in Helsinki,":1,"#19th-century stained glass window depicting Somerled in the entrance hall of Armadale Castle (Public domain, via Wikipedia Commons)":1,"#<strong ljsid-0=\"\">Somerled</strong> (Middle Irish: Somairle, Somhairle, Somhairlidh, Old Norse: Sumarliði, birth year unknown - died 1164) was a 12th-century Norse-Gaelic lord who forged the <strong ljsid-2=\"\">Kingdom of Argyll and the Isles</strong>. He is claimed as the patrilineal ancestor of Clan Donald, Clan MacDougall, Clan MacAlister, and other Scottish clans.":1,"#. Biography in part generated using Anthropic (2024) Claude 3 Opus [Large language model].":1,"#adelsvapen.com":1,"#Pictured: Swedish Grotenfelt nr 1032 coat of arms,":1,"#Akatemiasampo: Arvi Grotenfelt":1,"#Akatemiasampo: Kustavi Grotenfelt":1,"#Skepsis":1,"#Riddarhuset":1,"#Finland’s Riddarhus":1,"#The family's ancestor, Colonel Nils Persson Groth, was ennobled by the Swedish king Charles XI in 1677 and adopted the noble name Grotenfelt. Over the centuries, many family members have distinguished themselves in various fields, including academia, jurisprudence, the military, and agriculture.":1,"#The <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Grotenfelt family</strong> is a prominent Finnish and Swedish noble family that has significantly contributed to Swedish society and culture since the 17th century.":1,"#E-FTC30103":1,"#Esteban Pozzi":1,"#No results for \"Tengo dna raw data de MyHeritage de este año 2026 y quiero que la analicen \"":1,"#There are 2 results for your search. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to review them. Use Enter to open a selected article":1,"#Suggested result 2 Data Deletion":1,"#Suggested result 1 Y-DNA Matches page - Detail View Guide":1,"#Help | FamilyTreeDNA > Your Results & Tools > Y-DNA Results & Tools > Y-DNA Matches":1,"#Y-<em ljsid-1=\"\">DNA</em> Matches page - <em ljsid-3=\"\">De</em>tail View Guide":1,"#There is one result for your search. Use the Up and Down arrow keys to review it. Use Enter to open the article":1,"#Suggested result 1 Family Finder™ Relationship Ranges":1,"#Family Finder™ Relationship <em ljsid-1=\"\">Ra</em>nges":1,"#There are no matching results in this help center. Select Enter to search through community posts and other help centers":1,"#This field is required.":1,"#Adam Dashaev":1,"#Jorge A. Miguel D´Inca":1,"#jorgealejandromigueldinca@gmail.com":1,"#You have successfully set up a recovery email <strong ljsid-1=\"\">maleworki11@gmail.com</strong>. If you wish to use a different recovery email in the case that you cannot access your main email, click the Reset button below.":1,"#You have successfully set up two-factor authentication using <strong ljsid-1=\"\">maledaworkgf@gmail.com</strong> as your two-factor authentication email. If you wish to receive your verification codes at a different email address, click the Reset button below.":1,"#We just sent a verification code to your email ma***gf@gmail.com. Please enter the 6-digit verification code.":1,"#<strong ljsid-1=\"\">Import to Ancestral Surnames</strong> - Provides an option to import direct maternal and paternal surnames from the tree to the <a ljsid-3=\"\">Pestaña de apellidos</a> de tu <a ljsid-5=\"\">Configuraciones de la cuenta</a>.":1,"#Profile Card":1,"#Summary":1,"#Export Tree":1,"#Click on the":1,"#Pedigree View":1,"#Family View":1,"#When your match list has been updated due to a new match or linking/unlinking a match on the Family Tree (Family Finder™ matches), you will see a message displayed in the upper-right portion of the page that notifies you that your updated match list is available. To update your match list, click the <strong ljsid-1=\"\">Refrescar</strong> button on the message.":1,"#button on the message.":1,"#When your match list has been updated due to a new match or linking/unlinking a match on the Family Tree (Family Finder™ matches), you will see a message displayed in the upper-right portion of the page that notifies you that your updated match list is available. To update your match list, click the":1,"#IN79140T140701":1,"#Additional versions will be accepted starting March 26, 2026":1,"#HVR2 (1518)":1,"#HVR1 (800)":1,"#Hirsh/Gersh Wojenczer Abt 1785-Abt 1845":1,"#Solomon Block, b.1852 and d.1923 (Y)":1,"#Moses ?":1,"#Fleischl von Marxow, Neuern in Böhmen/Bohemia":1,"#Akiva Dov Warshawsky":1,"#Josef Friedman, b. 1850 and d. ?":1,"#Icyk Cymerman, 1776-1836":1,"#Benjamin Green? or Leschem? b. ~1820":1,"#Silver - Ukraine":1,"#Salomon Perl, b. circa 1770- d.1831":1,"#Menakhel Rofes":1,"#Guttmacher":1,"#Abraham Firer, b. abt. 1830":1,"#Aaron MINKOWSKY; ; Zhitomir, Ukraine":1,"#Aaron Bloch b.1843 d.1918":1,"#Yitzchok Szajkowicz Brojda, b.1884, Bransk, Poland":1,"#Yonovitz, Ukraine":1,"#Zalman Kaplowitz 1708-":1,"#Zawoznick b1850 Raczki, Suwalki Gubernia":1,"#Zelman Romm, b. 1810?":1,"#Tomas Krakauskas,b.1782, Ogorki, Poland":1,"#Was adopted in 1966":1,"#[Avotaynu AB-065]":1,"#Wolf Baraban":1,"#Wolf Krasnocheki":1,"#Wolf Leyb Chrein":1,"#Wolf Shakinovsky, b.1780 Akmene, Lithuania":1,"#Wolf Shakinovsky; b c.1780; Lithuania":1,"#Wolfe and Celia Berman":1,"#Woolf Davis, b. 1835":1,"#Woolfe Isreal/Israel":1,"#Yaakov Yisrael Bass, b. about 1830":1,"#Yehoshua Heshil (Yokil) Ticktin b~1770":1,"#[Avotaynu AB-067]":1,"#Костылев Гавриил р. 1901 г. ум. 1985 г.":1,"#Menashe Shults d. bef 1860":1,"#Harry Phillips b. 1884 d. 1966":1,"#[Avotaynu] via Waas":1,"#Jacob/Jankiel Fuks, b. abt 1813":1,"#Max Weinberger b abt 1840":1,"#Karkason":1,"#Khaim Leyb Roytman/Abt. 1835":1,"#Hersch Billig, b. 1817":1,"#Moshe Leib Lein b. 1825":1,"#Berek Jachilcyk b c 1790 Widzy, Poland":1,"#Naviasky; ; Raseiniai, Lithuania":1,"#Tevya aka Max Kuritzky, b 1884 d. 1976":1,"#Jacob Moses Inselman d. 1904":1,"#James Simeon Smith, b. 1842 d. 1922":1,"#James Simeon Smith; b 1842 Scio, Ohio, USA; d 1922":1,"#Shmuel Eidelman, 1870-1940":1,"#Hersch Ber Berkovics b. about 1812 in Máramarosszi":1,"#Julius Gendelman,DOB 1862,Bendery, Russia,DOD 11 M":1,"#Rabbi Yehudah MAGID before 1735 - c. 1800":1,"#Chaim b. 1866 d. 1926":1,"#Peter Heinen Gommes 1700":1,"#enrique ayala perez":1,"#Medieval China":1,"#© Todos los contenidos son propiedad intelectual 2001-2026 Gene By Gene, Ltd.":1,"#I-FTC5255":1,"#I-FT117352":1,"#I-FT83454":1,"#I-FT144025":1,"#H10b":1,"#G-L667":1,"#I-FGC14500":1,"#Arabia is home to many historical events and was caught amid conflicts between the Romans and Byzantines to the west and the Persian Empire to the east. Their power and influence were exerted by taking control of portions of the Arabian Peninsula, for example, Roman vassal states of Arab Ghassanids and the Persian vassal city-states of the Arab Lakhmids in the upper Euphrates. These circumstances changed with the advent of Islam around the 7th century CE. The advent of Islam was one of the region's greatest impacts on the history of the world. The vast and continuously growing empires of the Islamic Caliphates started with expansion into Mesopotamia, the Levant, and North Africa under the Rashidun caliphs. Later, expansions occurred under the Umayyad and Abbasids Empires. Each expansion spread Islam and Arabic culture and language as far west as Iberia and as far east as the borders of China. Today, there are about 350 million individuals that self-identify as Arabs and who live in the 24 countries that make up the Arab League.":1,"#The earliest documented mention of a distinct Arab ethnicity dates to the era of the King Shalmaneser III of Assyria and the battle of Qarqar in 853 BCE. However, linguistic evidence suggests that Arab culture and language originated among the Semitic tribes that lived in the Arabian Peninsula and migrated to the Fertile Crescent as early as the mid-3rd millennium BCE. These ancient Semitic tribes reached as far west as the Sinai Peninsula. While Arabia is often associated with a nomadic lifestyle, it was home to a number of urban centers such as Tayma, Petra, and Palmyra, which were centers of trade. The Sabaean kingdom, an early urban kingdom from southern Arabia, dates to the 8th century BCE.":1,"#Most theories indicate that humans migrated from Africa along the Nile and moved into the Levant. 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