does anyone know about this
I want to get a dna test done to establish whether my line and another line are the same
I have a William Rose b 1852 and I think he is a Smart
convinced of it
I have a good rellie...that is deffo from the family....
does it go via the male line?
how much?
etc
DNA testing
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Re: DNA testing
I get confused over DNA 
but I had my MTDNA done. I went with SM something, cant think now 
Ill find out.
i should really have done my sons if I had thought about it.
It was free though and the results get put on a site but you have to give 4 or 5 generations of family.
Ill find out more and post what I did
I think the cost can vary quite a bit. Have you looked on Ancestrys DNA?
Jo
but I had my MTDNA done. I went with SM something, cant think now Ill find out.
i should really have done my sons if I had thought about it.
It was free though and the results get put on a site but you have to give 4 or 5 generations of family.
Ill find out more and post what I did
I think the cost can vary quite a bit. Have you looked on Ancestrys DNA?
Jo
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Re: DNA testing
no not looked at all
not going to put anything on a site..too busy!
but would like a cost cos this Wm Rose is bugging me
not going to put anything on a site..too busy!
but would like a cost cos this Wm Rose is bugging me
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Re: DNA testing
Hang on Ill go in the room and find it.
You just fill in so many generations to start with thats all, just names dob etc. Diesnt need time as such, just a bit of saliva from inside your cheeck!
You just fill in so many generations to start with thats all, just names dob etc. Diesnt need time as such, just a bit of saliva from inside your cheeck!
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Re: DNA testing
You would need a male descendent of William (via the male line only) and then compare that to the Smart line. Do you have a victim for that?
"The present is the key to the past" - Charles Lyell
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Re: DNA testing
gardener wrote:You would need a male descendent of William (via the male line only) and then compare that to the Smart line. Do you have a victim for that?
no!
I thought could use son
and then line from the Spencer Rose
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Re: DNA testing
This will help explain things better,
http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx
http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx
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Re: DNA testing
Ok thanks Jo looks a bit involved
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Re: DNA testing
by Northern Lass » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:31 pm
Ok thanks Jo looks a bit involved
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Re: DNA testing
grangers14 wrote:by Northern Lass » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:31 pm
Ok thanks Jo looks a bit involved
well it does I have to read it all!
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Re: DNA testing
I found this thread very interesting, because .............
In 2002 we were contacted by a member of the Parsons family (who I had 'met' on the web) who was anxious to prove the lineage of the family as far back as he could and particularly to -
Tidal Littley alias Parsons (1749-1812) who was the common ancestor.
He had had contact with another guy from a different branch of the family and wondered whether my husband would be willing to have a Y-line test. The upshot was that the three of them contacted Oxford Ancestors, were sent the cheek cell sampling brush etc. plus instructions. Samples taken and sent off to Oxford.
The results were eventually returned together with a DNA certificate detailing the Y-line code.
Amazing to think that when all the results were compared, they were identical. Which not only confirmed that our Family Trees were correct but covered seven generations. The cost was (then) £150 but we didn't have to pay, the instigator paid!
I've just checked on the paperwork (from 2002) and the cost appears to be the same for the MatriLine test.
In 2002 we were contacted by a member of the Parsons family (who I had 'met' on the web) who was anxious to prove the lineage of the family as far back as he could and particularly to -
Tidal Littley alias Parsons (1749-1812) who was the common ancestor.
He had had contact with another guy from a different branch of the family and wondered whether my husband would be willing to have a Y-line test. The upshot was that the three of them contacted Oxford Ancestors, were sent the cheek cell sampling brush etc. plus instructions. Samples taken and sent off to Oxford.
The results were eventually returned together with a DNA certificate detailing the Y-line code.
Amazing to think that when all the results were compared, they were identical. Which not only confirmed that our Family Trees were correct but covered seven generations. The cost was (then) £150 but we didn't have to pay, the instigator paid!
I've just checked on the paperwork (from 2002) and the cost appears to be the same for the MatriLine test.
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Re: DNA testing
Thanks everyone will have a look into this 