Monday, May 28, 2012
The Latest on our DNA Line of Q1b1a or Q-L245
As for our Q1b1a haplogroup origins, familytreedna leader just stated, "I think in the next two years we will completely break up the Jewish Y-DNA
branches into lines that are no more than 3,000 years old. Then we will really
start to figure out when they became Middle Eastern or Jewish."
Right now the Q lines lead us into the Middle East of Pakistan and India, which is a surprise, though this is back more than 5,000 years. " Our labeling is M378. and in getting more specific, we are Q-L245. We go back 5,000 years for Q-M378 which includes Q-L245. There are some Q-M378 in the Middle East who are not Q-L245, however. This is why our leaders think that Q-L245 was born in the Middle East now. The age of Q-L245 needs work. Right now, they know that there are at least two branches."
Right now the Q lines lead us into the Middle East of Pakistan and India, which is a surprise, though this is back more than 5,000 years. " Our labeling is M378. and in getting more specific, we are Q-L245. We go back 5,000 years for Q-M378 which includes Q-L245. There are some Q-M378 in the Middle East who are not Q-L245, however. This is why our leaders think that Q-L245 was born in the Middle East now. The age of Q-L245 needs work. Right now, they know that there are at least two branches."
| Reference:Rebekah | Canada |
Also, we have a few matches from the Assyrian Project. Here's a great map of Assyria in Middle East http://www.keyway.ca/htm2002/ancassy.htm It included Ur which is now in present day Iraq.
Labels: Assyrian Project, branches, India, middle east, Pakistan, Q-L245, Ur
Saturday, August 27, 2011
A Goldfoot From India 1823
Georgiaen Maria Goldfoot was found in Colabah, Bombay, India. Her parents were James and Lucinda Susannah Goldfoot. She was baptised on April 2, 1923. This means that she is not a Jewish Goldfoot but probably one of the Goldfoots I have found on the East Coast of the USA that come from Germany or Austria.
Reference: familysearch
Labels: Georgiaen Maria Goldfoot, India
