Robert White Sr Descendant DNA Y-Chromosome Test
Last Updated: Oct 17, 2021
Male Y-DNA Test reveals Robert White is 99% European
This White Lineage is of ancient Celtic Origin (British Celtic)
Western Europe DNA English, Wales, and Scotland = 42%, Ireland = 31%, Scandinavia = 12%
Central Europe DNA = 10%, Eastern Europe DNA = East Slavic = 4%
Y-DNA Map and Blood Percentages
"To Date, Mike White is currently, the only
descendent male of
Robert White's lineage to have taken the Y-DNA test, at
FamilyTreeDNA.com"
"All Test are now completed, if you are
a DNA match or close family
member, I will share my technical results on request, email me."
Descendant of:
Robert White Sr. 1743-1843
Subject Tested: Michael
White
Purpose: Compare with others, tested, White families or Surnames, in hopes of advancing our family
research.
Type DNA Test: Male 12 to 111 marker,
'Y' Chromosome, direct male White lineage only (male lineage to Robert White Sr)
this will show 12/25/37/67/111 - DNA Marker matches.
Testing org:
FamilyTreeDNA.com
Note:
I have also completed the Deep Clad test, Full MT on mothers side, Big Y Test
Male side, the new Big 700 Test.
Contact me:
mike3113@hotmail.com
Click a Name with take you to a
Password Page - email me for that password
I will be glad to share my personal results with only family and dna
connections.
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32 Perfect Matches - Y-DNA 12 Marker Results
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20 Matches - Y-DNA 37 Marker Results
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15 Matches - Y-DNA 67 Marker Results
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New Test Y67 upgrade to Y111 4 Matches - Y- DNA 67 Marker to Y-111 Marker Results
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Article: Bowie County Texas Talley's These Talley's I accidently
came across in Maud Bowie County Texas Our White Family from South Caroline,
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Question and Comments as to Why and how can we match with male Y-Chrom markers of Non-White Surnames? Just Thoughts (Seay, Durham, Sorrell, Smith, Talley, Thurman) 1. The Method of Testing? 2. A Name change? but why all the different surnames? 3. Were we part of a CLAN in the motherland with a 4. Illegitimate Child? again, why all of the surnames? 5. Adopted or cared for because of a parental loss? 6. Theory of Convergence, ie, 2
different surnames Note: (Dec 2013) Notes from Deborah Parks: Suggested by Deborah Parks, makes more since than the rest, disease in early times, here and abroad, caused most deaths, Deb, brings to light as an example, James Town VA, where 3 out of 4 people died of disease, and their children dispersed to families, who may have lost children, if not all of their children to illness. These Surnames listed have one thing in common, Hanover VA, and probably, surrounding counties, that sprang after the dividing of a larger county, such as New Kent county, from which Hanover was born... Now, what does this mean? "Birds of a feather flock Together", they all migrated from the Motherland together or at different intervals? had at one time been related via a Clan? The dominant male theory? Other suggestions welcome...
Notes
from Robert
Talley:
A lady
named Gerry
Hunt is
researching
the
White-Talley
relationship.
One
thing that I
noticed was
the Hanover,
Virginia
census for
1810 listing
Barrot(sp)
White
neighbor to
a
Talley, Gerry's
ancestor had
White as
middle name.
My DNA
finding
places my
family in
the Line of
William
Pettypool. The
Talley's and
Pettypools
were
associated
from at
least
1710-1830's.
Another
thought on
the
diversity of
surnames in
a DNA group
is the
concept of
the timeline
of surname
origin. This
time is
estimated at
1100. The
crusades
spread
"families"
over a
broader area
and I
imagine this
might be a
factor in
DNA-surname
misalignment.
Lastly,
the
fragility
of marriage
as sacred
may be a
factor in
groups of
people in
community
whose
relationships
are not
predictable.
Bert
Talley
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The one common factor with our DNA Matches is
the New Kent and Hanover Co VA - below are County Formation Maps, by Year they were formed
Interactive Map Web Site for Virginia: |
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