SNGF - Paternal Maternal Line
This week's challenge is one I did before (my mtDNA haplogroup is K1a4a1), so I'm doing my father's maternal lines instead. This will, unfortunately, be short and sweet:
1. My Dad
2. My Paternal Grandmother
3. (Maria) Nicoletta UNKNOWN (likely either Riccia or Daccia), born 25 February 1891/1892 in Peschici, Foggia, Italy; died 10 February 1987 in Warren, Trumbull, Ohio
Their mtDNA haplogroup is N1a, a rare one - especially in Europe. The only place it shows up in any noticeable percentages today is in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
For a bonus here are my grandfather's maternal lines as well:
1. My Maternal Grandfather
2. Gladys Viola Healey (1898-1998)
3. Katherine Nielsen (1875-1918)
4. Engeline Christine Petersen (1855-1932)
Engeline was Danish, from the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. I do not know what their mtDNA haplogroup is, though I have several testing options.
1. My Paternal Grandfather
2. Daisy May/Mae/Marie Croad (1896-1990)
3. Mary Stokes (1867-1923)
4. Charlotte Shepstone/Shipton (1827-1896)
5. Sarah Shoe (1806-1832)
6. Mary UNKNOWN (ca. 1776-aft. 1841)
Mary lived in Somerset, England and at the time of the 1841 England Census, she was living in the village of Churchill (where her granddaughter Charlotte was born). There are a few testing options that I know of, but I have not been in contact with any of them.
1. My Dad
2. My Paternal Grandmother
3. (Maria) Nicoletta UNKNOWN (likely either Riccia or Daccia), born 25 February 1891/1892 in Peschici, Foggia, Italy; died 10 February 1987 in Warren, Trumbull, Ohio
Their mtDNA haplogroup is N1a, a rare one - especially in Europe. The only place it shows up in any noticeable percentages today is in Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
For a bonus here are my grandfather's maternal lines as well:
1. My Maternal Grandfather
2. Gladys Viola Healey (1898-1998)
3. Katherine Nielsen (1875-1918)
4. Engeline Christine Petersen (1855-1932)
Engeline was Danish, from the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. I do not know what their mtDNA haplogroup is, though I have several testing options.
1. My Paternal Grandfather
2. Daisy May/Mae/Marie Croad (1896-1990)
3. Mary Stokes (1867-1923)
4. Charlotte Shepstone/Shipton (1827-1896)
5. Sarah Shoe (1806-1832)
6. Mary UNKNOWN (ca. 1776-aft. 1841)
Mary lived in Somerset, England and at the time of the 1841 England Census, she was living in the village of Churchill (where her granddaughter Charlotte was born). There are a few testing options that I know of, but I have not been in contact with any of them.
I see according to Geneabloggers today is your 4 year anniversary since you've been blogging. Happy Blogiversary.
ReplyDeleteRegards, Jim
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