{"id":17376,"date":"2021-04-28T13:19:25","date_gmt":"2021-04-28T13:19:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.jmhartley.com\/HBlog\/?p=17376"},"modified":"2021-04-28T13:19:25","modified_gmt":"2021-04-28T13:19:25","slug":"updating-the-visual-phasing-of-my-father-in-laws-butlers-part-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.jmhartley.com\/HBlog\/2021\/04\/28\/updating-the-visual-phasing-of-my-father-in-laws-butlers-part-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Updating the Visual Phasing of My Father-in-law’s Butlers: Part 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

In my previous Blog<\/a>, I was successful in updating the visual phasing for the four grandparents of my father-in-law. I was able to complete several of the 23 chromosomes. This was my previous summary:<\/p>\n

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Chromosome 11<\/h2>\n

It appaears that I should be able to find some maternal matches to complete Chromosome 11. This is what I had come up with in 2016:<\/p>\n

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Here is what I have for Richard on his Chromosome 11 in DNAPainter:<\/p>\n

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I found this match for my wife from a previous Blog:<\/p>\n

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This indicates that Kbou would be on the Pouliot side for my father-in-law. From the key for Richard’s DNAPainter map, it appeared that Gagne\/Girard was improperly put in a group with LeFevres, so I will move that down:<\/p>\n

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That means that Richard’s crossover at position 117 is his change from Pouliot to LeFevre:<\/p>\n

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Here is the finished Chromosome 11:<\/p>\n

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Kbou is also an X Chromosome match.<\/p>\n

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Marie Girard was my father-in-law’s mother’s mother’s mother’s mother’s mother’s mother. If Richard or one of his sisters were to have the mitochondrial DNA test, that would pass to the mother’s only side also.<\/p>\n

Chromosome 17<\/h2>\n

This was some of my early work in Visual Phasing as it is in Word:<\/p>\n

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As paternal matches are very scarce, it is difficult to identify whether blue or purple is Butler or Kerivan.<\/p>\n

Chromosome 22<\/h2>\n

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Unfortunately, I could find no paternal matches on Chromosome 22.<\/p>\n

Chromosome 5<\/h2>\n

The crossovers were complicated in this Chromosome which is perhaps why I did not pursue this Chromosome previously:<\/p>\n

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I’ll give this a shot now. I’ll start in the middle:<\/p>\n

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Things seem clearer there. The confusing par is around 30 to 40. I’ll work on solving the right side and hope for good matches on the left side. Here is a partial solution:<\/p>\n

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Lorraine and Alan have a small match on Chromosome 5:<\/p>\n

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Lorraine has a better match with Yvonne:<\/p>\n

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This would be a good match to compare with Richard and Virginia. Here is Richard’s match with Yvonne:<\/p>\n

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I don’t see a match for Virginia.<\/p>\n

Unfortunately, Richard and Lorraine have a Fully Identical Region from 77 to 116:<\/p>\n

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That means that this hint does not help.<\/p>\n

Back to Alan<\/h3>\n

Virginia and Richard show no match with Alan on Chromosome 5. If Lorraine’s match is valid, I show this:<\/p>\n

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That match identifies the top bar as maternal and the bottom as paternal. That would also meanj that Lorraine and Richard would have LeFevre DNA between 77 and 116 which corroborates with the Yvonne match. I’ll leave Chromosome like this for now:<\/p>\n

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Chromosome 1<\/h2>\n

I worked on this Chromosome in 2016:<\/p>\n

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On Richard’s DNAPainter map, he has this second green match with KK:<\/p>\n

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Thjat match represents LeFevre which I have a purple:<\/p>\n

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Chromosome 2<\/h2>\n

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This Chromosome is interesting as it has some Butler DNA from an unidentified Butler ancestor. I will re-do this Chromosome in Excel. Richard’s DNAPainter map shows that he has Kerivan DNA on the right side of his paternal copy of Chromosome 2:<\/p>\n

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Light blue represents Kerivan and dark blue is unknown Butler DNA.<\/p>\n

It would be helpful to ‘paint’ Lorraine’s paternal Chromosome 2 as well as Virginia’s.<\/p>\n

Here is Lorraine:<\/p>\n

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As a bonus, Lorraine’s match with Kim shows a bonusk segment of unknown Butler in Chromosome 4.<\/p>\n

I don’t have anything mapped for Virginia yet. I’m not showing a match between Virginia and Kim. Here is Virginia’s matches with Jack who has Kerivan ancestry:<\/p>\n

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This mapping is not necessary, but it is helpful to see where Virginia’s Kerivan matches are. At the right side of Chromosome 2, I also see the possibility of a double crossover:<\/p>\n

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Instead of two Virginia crossovers, the last Virginia may be a Richard and Lorraine crossover. Here is what I get for the right side of Chromosome 2:<\/p>\n

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Next, I need some more maternal side for Lorraine. I unlocked something at FTDNA so I could get a good match. This is with Michelle – on Lorraine’s LeFevre side:<\/p>\n

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Next I unlock Virginia’s FTNDA results. Here is how she matches Michelle:<\/p>\n

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I have not been consistent with the colors between siblings. From just cousin matches, the Chromosome 2 Map looks like this:<\/p>\n

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I can expand some of the segments like this:<\/p>\n

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That leaves the left side of the chromosome undone. I can pretend I don’t know the results for the right side, solve the left side and then add in the right side.<\/p>\n

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The bottom three pairs of bars were visually phased.<\/p>\n

Michelle’s DNA Matches with Richard, Lorraine and Virginia<\/h4>\n

I am hoping that key to solving Chromosome 2 lies in Michelle. Michelle matches:<\/p>\n