Submit mtdna results for HVR1 and HVR2

[Judith Alef]

I'm with Family Tree DNA:
User ID: ZZEDJ ? ?Haplogroup J*
 
HVR1 differences from CRS
 16069T
 16126C
 16311C
 16366T
 16368C
 16519C
 
HVR2 differences from CRS
 ? 73G
 ? 93G
 ?185A
 ?188G
 ?228A
 ?263G
 ?295T
 ?309.1C
 ?315.1C
 ?462T
 ?489C
 ?522-
 ?523-
 
If you haven't done the testing for HVR2, please do! ?It's really necessary for matches. ?Good Luck

[Ann]

HVR1 Haplogroup J*


HVR1 differences   16069T, 16126C, 16527T

HVR2      "            73G, 228A, 263G, 295T, 315.1C, 462T, 482C, 489C, 522-, 523-

Geographica area:   SW VA

[Lisa Myers]

I'm mtDNA haplogroup J*

HVR1: 16069T, 16126C, 16222T (Through National Geo. Genographic Project)

HVR2: 073G, 185A, 263G, 295T, 315.1C, 462T, 489C ?(Through FTDNA)

Geographic Area: Southcentral Pennsylvania (York, Adams and Jefferson counties) and Western Maryland (Washington and Frederick counties)

[zorita]

Best wishes to all J*.
I also tested J* with: HVR1: 069T, 111T, 126C, 189C (FTDNA) and
HVR2: 073G, 185A, 188G, 228A, 263G, 295T, 315.1C, 462T, 489C ?(FTDNA)
Geographic Area: Slovakia, Czech Republic
What puzzles me is the 111T mutation. It is not seen in J*s sofar (I have NO match) while in America, esp. Latina it is quite common. A spontaneus mutation?
As a joke one would might come to a conclusion that I am a pra-mother of Latinos?
Anybody out there who could tell me what means and what brings with it the 111T mutation? Will be gratefull for any hint.
Zora

[jrcrin001]

Hello,

My MtDNA results from FTDNA are as follows.

HVR1 Haplogroup
 J*
 
HVR1 differences

from CRS
 16069T
 
  16126C
 
  16172C
 
HVR2 differences

from CRS
 73G
 
  228A
 
  263G
 
  295T
 
  309.1C
 
  315.1C
 
  462T
 
  489C
 

[AR]

Here are my mother's FTDNA results:

HVR1

16069T
  16126C
  16366T
  16519C

HVR2 differences
from CRS 73G
  152C
  185A
  188G
  228A
  234G
  263G
  295T
  309.1C
  315.1C
  462T
  489C
  522-
  523-

     

[Deborah J]

Hello!

From the National Geographic study:

Haplogroup J (subclade J*)

16069T
16126C
16189C
16519C

[hdw]

Hello! I tested with Oxford Ancestors in England, and my mtDNA shows that I am what Prof. Bryan Sykes of OA calls a "Jasmine", i.e. haplogroup J. Sykes is very user-friendly in his avoidance of technical jargon, but it means that if you compare your OA results against other databases, you have to take a crash course in genetic lingo. My sequence, in Oxford Ancestors parlance, is 069 126 163 266 311. For the rest of you, that's 16069T, 16126C, 16163G, 16266T, 16311C. I may also have 519, but OA don't test for that one.

In his book "Blood of the Isles", Sykes distinguishes between Oceanic Jasmines who came via the Mediterranean and Atlantic to western Britain, and the much smaller group (in Britain) of Land Jasmines who came via the Balkans and up through central Europe. Typically, the Oceanic Jasmines have the sequence 069 126 145 172 222 261, while Land Jasmines have 069 126 145 231 261.

Well, I have 5 mutations, like Land Jasmines, but as you can see above, my sequence is rather unusual. On the bloodoftheisles database I have one  exact match, on the isle of Skye off the west coast of Scotland. I queried my Jasmine status with Prof. Sykes, and on the basis of another exact match he found for me in Germany, he said I was probably a Land Jasmine. I think the jury's still out on that one.

Having tried to educate myself about these things, I have decided that in the terminology employed by other testing agencies such as FTDNA,  I am probably J*, and I think Sykes's Oceanic and Land Jasmines are J1b1 and J1a respectively.  Am I right or am I wrong?

My earliest known mtDNA ancestor is my 3 x great-grandmother Jane Murray who was born in the County Down in Northern Ireland in about 1794.

Harry

[petsar87]

Hi! My results from HVR1 and HVR2 are as follows:

HVR1 069T, 126C, 324C, 366T, 390A, 519C

HVR2 73G, 185A, 188G, 228A, 240G, 263G, 295T, 309.1C, 315.1C, 462T, 489C, 522-, 523-

I have run into only one HVR2 match (FTDNA).No surprise with that many mutations.
My maternal line is from the eastern part of Germany.
regards,
Clark Jeschke, mtdna J*, Ydna I1a

[wing_genealogist]

From Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (www.smgf.org)
HVR1:  16069T, 16126C, 16256T, 16519C
HVR2:  00073G, 00185A, 00188G, 00228A, 00263G, 00295T, 00315.1C
HVR3:  [often combined with HVR2] 00462T, 00489C

Earliest proven maternal ancestor:  Rebecca Walton b. ca 1755 NH d. Strong, ME 24MAY1829 m1) near Deering, NH ca 1776, Samuel Chandler [my line] m2) Farmington, ME 17DEC1796 Jonas Green [div] m3) int. Farmington 2NOV1819 Amos Stevens [no children].

Rebecca has been stated to be a daughter of Davis Walton & Phebe Lovejoy. However, another mtDNA submission to Sorenson [Maternal ancestor Margaret _____, wife of John Russ, the maternal ancestor of Phebe Lovejoy] had haplogroup H (with far fewer differences from the Cambridge Reference Sequence).

Looking for other individuals with same changes to try to identify my proper maternal ancestor. [It is always possible that Rebecca was daughter of Davis & Phebe and the other contributor to Sorenson had an error in their maternal ancestry.]

[vickykach]

haplogroup J
HVR1- 16069T, 16126C,16290T,16519C
HVR2- I havent tested for this yet

[vickykach]

what exactly does all this mean?

[gkenney]

Hi all these are my results.

J*

HVR-1 16069T, 16126C, 16224C

HRV-2 73G, 185A, 228A, 163G, 295T, 315.1C, 162T, 489C

Gerry

[mazzierose]

Hello everyone, I was tested at the National Geographic Project.

Haplogroup J  (Subclade J*)

HVR1 = 16069T 16126C

HVR2 = Not Tested

Marilyn :)

[hd3209]

 J*
HVR1 differences

from CRS
 16069T
  16126C
  16519C
HVR2 differences

from CRS
 73G
  185A
  188G
  228A
  263G
  295T
  315.1C
  462T
  489C
   

 

[sherrie]

Haplogroup J*

HVR1 differences from CRS
16069T  16126C  16163G  16266T  16311C  16519C

HVR2 differences from CRS
73G  185A  188G  228A  263G  295T  315.1C  462T  489C

[Mich Hayes]

Hello Everyone,

Hoping someone out there is a match...Mich

Haplogroup J*

HVR 1: difference from CRS
069T, 126C, 145A

HVR 2: difference from CRS
073G,150T,185A,228A,263G,295T,315.1C,462T,482C,489C,522-,523-

Earliest maternal ancestor: Jane Murry, b. 1798 Ireland.  Lived: Somerset Co., PA.  Died: Ohio.  She married Amos Rush. 

[another Jasmine]

I tested Jasmine* with FT - 16069T, 16126C; 73G, 228A, 263G, 295T, 315.1C, 462T, 482C, 489C, 522-, 523-.
My earliest known female ancestor is Mary Seleta Farmer, b. 1830, who married Eli Washington Dodgen. Their daughter, Christiana Narcissa Dodgen, b.1855-6, was born in Floyd County,  Georgia. I'd love to break through the brick wall.
Thanks. Catherine

[CATinGAmtns]

I am J1b1 tested thru FamilyTreeDNA:

HVR1:
16069T
16126C
16145A
16172C
16192T
16222T
16261T

HVR2
73G
242T
263G
295T
315.1C
462T
489C