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<\/a><\/p>\nI don’t usually recognize who they are. This time I saw a closer than usual match with a name I recognize: Frazer.<\/p>\n
My other new matches were predicted 4th cousins and shared less DNA. 23andMe’s Relatives in Common helped me figure out who he is:<\/p>\n Stan is related to Katherine and Brenda. In fact, Brenda is Stan’s sister. I wrote about Brenda here<\/a>. Here is where Stan fits in:<\/p>\n All these people have had their DNA tested. I am at the bottom left as I descend from the eldest son and Stan is on the right as he descends from the youngest son of George Frazer. According to this chart, I am a 2nd cousin once removed to Stan. Stan is Paul’s first cousin.<\/p>\n Here is a photo of the five brothers:<\/p>\n Hubert is back right. I have more and better photos of Hubert, but I have not scanned them.<\/p>\n I see that I now need Stan’s permission to see his DNA results. Here is how I match Stan’s sister Brenda on Chromosome 6 and 7:<\/p>\n I share three segments with Stan, so my DNA match with Stan could represent Frazer DNA that I have not yet identified. The other yellow matches are other matches with people who descend from George Frazer and Margaret McMaster.<\/p>\n 23andMe gives a haplogroup for Stan’s YDNA. YDNA is interesting as it is only from the male line – in this case Frazer.<\/p>\n My R-L21 Haplogroup represents my Hartley lineage. Stan is R-L664 which represents Frazer YDNA. We know a lot about Frazer YDNA. There have been three Frazer BigY DNA tests done which describe Frazer YDNA in great detail. Every hundred years or so, there is a mutation in the YDNA which is passed down from father to son. Based on these changes, we can create a YDNA tree.<\/p>\n L664 is actually a Germanic Haplogroup going back to about 3,000 BC. That means that before our family was from Scotland, it was from Germany:<\/p>\n However, much has happened in the last 5,000 years. Here are some of the SNPs that have formed in the past 5,000 years:<\/p>\n Here are Paul’s matches:<\/p>\n Paul and his two Frazer YDNA matches are all R-YP6489. We awaiting two BigY tests to refine this tree. One test is from a Frazer with known ancestry. He is more closely related to Paul than to Rodney and Jonathan. The other tester is a Frazier. We don’t know how he is connected, but the connection probably goes back to Scotland before our Frazers moved to Ireland.<\/p>\n Here is the SNP Tracker map:<\/p>\n Here are some more details since L664:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nStan’s DNA<\/h2>\n
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