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May families 2,91,12,14 DNA R1b

DNA signatures of people with the MAY last name.     


(18 pages in this post)   Family 2, Family 91, Family 12 and Family 14

This is Y-DNA test, and is passed from father to son  

I started working on this, sort of Index cards, using the information on the DNA web site. 
This in 2006, and it took about a couple of months.    You can check the source information at      

http://www.richmark.com/q/maytree/May-Reconstruction.html 

Mark May has been our webmaster.  

I would like to mention, I am not a scientist expert on DNA.    My day job is as a Cartoonist.   I have worked in the Animation industry for many years.    In New York, Germany and Los Angeles.    And in Advertising agencies in Guatemala.      English is not my first language, so you may find some errors here and there.

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THE INDEX
  
The Haplogroup distribution of MAY families

Breakdown of DNA families by DNA signature and also earliest date of known ancestor

Description of the Index cards

Here I think I have to make some notes.   The number besides the name is the test name from the May DNA reconstruction Website
Date of birth, place, state and country is as indicated in the description provided
Page number, is the Index page or card.    I did separate each Haplogroup, so there is a R1b page 1,
and a Haplogroup I page 1.    And I will be adding them as the days go by.


R1b INDEX CARDS

Family 2

On the left, the description provided by each participant, on the right, I took the names of the ancestors mentioned
And placed them in a timeline, from the Earliest of each DNA family.
In general I consider a May family validated if there is beside the DNA match a Paper trail.
And a cluster, when there is only a DNA match





    Family 91
Family 12


Family 14

Will continue on the next post......

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