Research your Clan using DNA and Documentary Records - Dr Maurice Gleeson
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2020
- Research your Clan using DNA and Documentary Records
Ireland has a rich history of clans/septs, extending back almost 2000 years. There has been renewed interest in Clan research due to the advent of digitisation and the increasing online accessibility of ancient texts and their translations, as well as the availability of Y-DNA testing and the growth in Surname DNA Projects. This talk explores how anyone can use DNA and online texts to research their own particular Irish Clan.
Thank you so much for continuing to publish these lectures online. They provide an excellent resource for those of us doing our research at a distance.
Excellent presentation, thank you. My father’s Haplogroup is R-FGC5628; however the surname is not O’Brien, and I am also a carrier of one of the mutation that causes Hemochromatosis, so is my paternal first cousin and my children,sadly I don’t have the correct surname.
I was listening to your shows for a couple of years learning about DNA. Then I find out I'm Irish too! :)
My grandmother, Anna McNally, came to New York from Granard around 1918. I miss her dearly.
Any connection with her other offsprings? I miss my grandma too. She past away many years ago.
The human migration map is obsolete. Why are they using a modern map. Sea levels changed. That would effect the migration patterns.
Thanks so much- my father is the DC709 branch (Kennedy) !
M222 checking in.
what's up with the background noise? sit down and stay down. very interesting presentation.
Which DNA test company do people recommend?
6,000 years BC? Please..
R-ZP112 Haplogroup here...McMahon clan
This was a very informative video, but not what I was hoping for. I was hoping for a map of what European regions were most likely the origins of the Irish ancestry.
I wonder where a Kavanagh would fit in with this? Actually, had my DNA tested, ended up my mtDNA is Haplogroup V (typical of the Saami). Paul Hewson aka Bono is also group V, I have read. Haemochromotosis also runs in my family, I believe it is also an Irish trait?
A side effect of this is actually believing that you are God . Be careful of grandiose ideas ...look at what happened to Bono.
@@conlaiarla Believing one is God is a side effect of having too much money, and losing connection to reality and everyday people, resulting in wokedom. Woke is banned in my house.
@@kernowforester811 yous can't all be passed out, all the time!
@@conlaiarla I think the madness must be upbringing in Bono's case, not genetics, I like his music, but politics, nah, too woke. Woke is banned in my house as well, I'm too well read to know its postmodernist cum neo Marxist roots. My maternal gran's family came from the Dublin area, which is what makes me wonder about a genetic link, oh dear.
R-CTS241 Nall
How is possible to be r1b and later another number
They started then from there
mutations
The mutation that is used to define R1b (known as M343) first appeared about 15000-18000 years ago. Abut every 70 years, another small copying error (mutation, Single Nucelotide Polymorphism, SNP) appears. Because each man passes along all the mutations he has to all of his sons, it's possible to build up the tree of mutations. Two men who share a change are more closely-related to each other than either is to any man who doesn't carry that mutation.
Dr. Gleeson was talking about the R-L226 branch. The L226 SNP is now estimated to have first appeared in about the year 250 CE (+/- 300 years) and appears in the results of over 800 men. FTDNA says they now have over 200 more-recent branches, where each branch has at least two men who share a specific variant that has appeared since L226. The tree of all Y-DNA results is expanding very rapidly.
R1A1 (R-CTS4179)
*"The O'brien Report"*
My earliest known ancestor:
Tanaidhe Mag Uidhir (Tain McGuire)
Comarbe na Beannchor (Head of Bangor Abbey)
Maraiodh ag Finngaill 958 AD (killed by Norse 958)
Now I'm married to a Swedish woman? - NO!!!!!!
Seems all the men Y DNA came from r1b women. I am R1b negative blood with the Alpha gene tell me please where I came from?
I don't have data but I would summarize the probability being:
Basque lineage and it could be a number of locations but I would venture to look at County Kerry and County Cork.
@rgb Brown I know but some of us have rare blood type and we have sons that they have our blood type.
R1b is patrilineal lineage
@@aryanchakraborty5175 Go back to your own channel or Quora.
I.m.from.alba ia.may.dna.R,1B
So this is for men
are irish the most pure indo_europeans ??
Guess so - they are much less mixed than other populations (my DNA is 100% Irish!)
Yes, they must be close to the original!
The main Whiskeys are very pure but the Moonshine (Poitín) can be dodgy.