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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016 |
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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016 |
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McAninch Y-DNA Study Objectives and Early McA/I/Ninch Pioneers |
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Human DNA, Male Line Y-DNA Data, and Other DNA Tests |
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Genetic Genealogy Community, Glossaries, Organizations, and Companies |
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Y-DNA Haplotypes, Markers, STRs, Genetic Distance (GD), WAMH, IMH |
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Y-DNA Haplogroup R, SNPs, and Subclades (e.g. R1a, R1b > R1b-M222) |
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McAninch TMRCA (Time to Most-Recent Common Ancestor) Calculations |
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Larger (11) TMRCA (Time to Most-Recent Common Ancestor) Calculations |
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Progress Report, Conclusions, and Future Directions |
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Timeline, Y-DNA, R1b-M222, and McAninch TMRCA’s |
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Source Notes and References |
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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016 |
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Our informal 'McAninch Y-DNA study' was first announced in 2005, over 10 years ago, so, |
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this update report is long overdue. At that time, we hoped that, working backwards through time, |
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chronologically, Y-DNA testing could prove some early relationships [Note n1]: |
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1. Kentucky: Daniel McAninch (b.ca.1750, d.ca.1822) and William McA. (b.bef.1765, d.1813) |
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2. western Pennsylvania: connections with John McAninch, early pioneer in Armstrong County |
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3. central Pennsylvania: connections with other McAninch's from central Pennsylvania, |
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4. other early McA/Ninch immigrants in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island (Pattrick, Oliver), |
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5. other early McA/Ininch's (John, Robert, Hugh) that emigrated to eastern Canada, and |
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6. any/all other McA/I/Ninches, 'Ulster variant of MacInnes', highland Scots Clan MacInnes |
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McAninch Y-DNA Study Objectives and Early McA/I/Ninch Pioneers |
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The ‘McAninch Y-DNA study’ started in 2005 [n1], as part of the Clan MacInnes DNA project |
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[n2], since McA/I/Ninch surnames are descended from Gaelic ‘MacAonghais’ (son of Angus), |
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and McAninch is one of the recognized surnames of the highland Scots Clan MacInnes [n3]. |
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Multiple objectives have been defined for the ‘McAninch Y-DNA study’ - working backwards, |
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chronologically, Y-DNA testing could prove (or dis-prove) various McA/I/Ninch connections: |
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Kentucky pioneers (could have been brothers, or cousins, not father and son) [Note n4] |
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Daniel McAninch (b.1750-1755, (northern) Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob. Tennessee) |
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William McAninch (b.bef.1765, d.1813, left his Will in Casey County, Kentucky) |
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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016: 1 of 8: Study Objectives, Early McA/I/Ninch Pioneers |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXIV n.1 / April 2016 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2016-02 |
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