mtDNA Further Refinement

February 28, 2008 – 3:23 pm

I just received the latest results from my mtDNA testing. Further refinement indicates I am a member of haplogroup H1. H1 appears to be the female lineage equivalent of the male R1b and it represents about 30% of the haplogroup H and nearly half of the population of Iberia.


New Changes

January 27, 2008 – 5:57 pm

I am now managing much of the text here with WORDPRESS. It just makes it easier to update.
I’ve written the code to access the WordPress logs directly because I didn’t like the way WordPress took over my website once I turned on Permalinks. It changed the way errors were logged(not) and the template I created needed to be very plain vanilla in order to display properly. Permalinks are off and the code works fine now.


Further Test Purchased

January 22, 2008 – 4:03 pm

Marcy has purchased a further refinement of her HVR1 results as of January 2008.


Duane’s mtDNA Analysis

January 21, 2008 – 10:57 pm

I participated in Family Tree DNA’s high-resolution mitochondrial DNA testing in 2007. The results were returned that August.

It was determined that I am a member of haplogroup H.

As of January 2008, I have submitted for the H-refinement test in order to more specifically locate my geographic results, or to provide more income to FTDNA, I’m not sure which.


Website Structure Change

December 27, 2006 – 10:06 pm

Hello and welcome to the new look for our site. Gone are most of the clumsy, difficult to maintain HTML pages in favor of a sleeker, easier to maintain, database structure. It will be an ongoing process for a while in order to utilize as many of the features and functions available through this new interface, so please, bear with us!


Marcy’s First Results

January 20, 2006 – 1:09 pm

After participating in the Genographic Project, Marcy’s DNA sample was subjected to further, high-resolution mitochondrial testing. The results were returned in December 2005.

It was further determined that she was a member of haplogroup H3. Below is a map showing the distribution of this haplogroup – most notably western Europe, where it seems to have emerged from the Iberian peninsula sometime after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).

Haplogroup H3

genome.org


About Franklin

June 21, 1995 – 2:57 pm

We are located within 5 to 10 minutes of a train (2 stations) to Boston, 5 minutes from a major interstate, I-495, 35 – 40 minutes from Providence Airport (T. F. Green) and 1 hour from Logan Airport in Boston. So you see, Franklin is a very convenient place to live.


Move to Franklin

June 21, 1995 – 2:46 pm

We moved to Franklin in 1995 after relocating from NY/CT to the Boston area. At the time, there wasn’t much to do here. Since then, the town has grown so much that it’s now officially a city. Annual events include the Water Ban, a personal favorite, which lasts from April until October. This event ensures a steady income from fines imposed upon the green-grassed populace.