DNA Surname Project Welcome to the Future of Genealogy This DNA Project was started September 07, 2003: I have always wondered about the origins of my ancestors in Mexico. In 1998 I started "The Genealogy of Mexico" website with this in mind. It has always been my hope that information shared would lead us to the genealogical answers we seek. With new advances in science it is possible to determine our ancient origins and see who we are related to. Join us on the search to find our ancestors. Gary Felix Administrator - Mexico DNA Project Y DNA GaryF@pacbell.net Robert Tarin Co Administrator - Mexico DNA Project Family Finder MTDNA realdealt@gmail.com Discussion *** The Genealogy of Mexico DNA Surname Project Activity Feed. Come and discuss the Mexico DNA Project with us How We All Are Related In the years just after the Conquest of Mexico, the Native-American population was decimated by disease and war leaving a relatively small gene pool of Native-American and Iberian ancestors. It is estimated that half the adult male population of Iberia set out to colonize two continents. Many of these early conquistadors set out to the Americas with relatives or sent for relatives upon settling. The ancestors of most of the current male genetic lines of Mexico would have settled in Mexico within a hundred or so years of the Conquest. This project will attempt to link us to these early conquistadors. Within each of us our ancestors have left clues about our ancient origins and our family lines. DNA Studies DNA studies on Mexican-Americans show a higher European admixture. *Anthropologist Andrew Merriwether and colleagues conducted a study on Mexican-Americans living in Colorado. Using classic genetic markers they estimated an admixture of 67% European and 33% Native-American. He further tested their mitochondrial DNA (mtdna) which is a test to find the origins of your great, great...grandmother, going back 10's of thousands of years. This one ancestor which is your families "Eve" so to speak, showed up as Native-American 85% of the time and European in origin 15% of the time. Thus showing that the majority of unions in this admixture were of European males and Native-American females. Other findings in Mexico showed varying results depending for the most part on what the cultural influences were on the population under study. What DNA Will Tell Us * With DNA testing today we can determine our ancient origins. This is done by examining DNA handed down strictly from father to son or DNA handed down strictly from Mother to daughter, going back thousands of years. These tests are called the Y-dna and mtdna tests respectively. * With the Y-dna test we can also determine if two people with the same surname have a Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA) within 7 generations, with a 50% probability or 23 generations (around the time of the Conquest) at a 90% probability. * We can determine if our surname goes back to the Conquistadors by comparing our markers with someone with a proven Y-dna line to the Conquistadors. * We can begin to put together the pieces of Native American lines which have been particularly hard to trace conventionally. * Now we can know if others on a surname message board are related to us or not. Genealogy made easy! * NEW! See the NBC Today Show segment on FTDNA (the company used in our testing) entitled Family tree project helps trace deep history. Follow this MSNBC news article to learn more. DNA takes on a family’s mysteries. Why this Surname Project * Your results will be posted by hand (no forms) this means your family history will be picked up by the search engines and increase your chances of someone seeing a connection and joining the project as well. You family history will be there to pick up on the major search engines. Just google lines posted in the comments section to see how this works! * Latin America custom is like no other. Surnames become irrelevant through time as many ancestors took the names from their maternal lines. With DNA we can find out what our surnames were. This project extends beyond our last known surname. * While your exact matches are given to you on your FTDNA pages those in our project who are close matches are seen on their FTDNA pages. This is very important as since our last names are much more likely to have changed than other cultures we can see close matches of others in our project. This is a feature that is only done within Surname Projects. Close matches could be a clue to a name change. * Markers 1 to 12 tell us our origins. Any markers over 12 must be compared to someone elses or they are useless. This project page serves to tell others about DNA research going on with various surnames of Mexico. This lets other researchers know they have someone there to compare with if they join the project. * This project often posts to message boards of surnames being research, letting others know of results that have come in. * This project also posts to forums, letting others know of the DNA testing that is going on with the surnames of Mexico. * This project's webpage is located on an established website that is 15 years old. * This website averages between 100 and 450 visitors a day (see the traffic link at the very bottom of this page). This increases the chances of those knowing about the project. * This project webpage will inform us of the paternal ancient origins of those of us with ancestors in Mexico. This is done anonymously (see the ancient origins section of this webpage). * This project webpage will inform us of the origin of individuals with certain surnames as well as their migrations pattern. See the surname tables of participants sharing their results. * This webpage will help inform us of the testing process as well as answer any questions concerning DNA testing for genealogical purposes. * This webpage will show close familial relationships by comparing DNA markers. See the surname tables below. By sharing information we can piece together our family's history. The possibilities are endless! How Can We See if We are Related In order to join the "Genealogy of Mexico Surname Project" and get a discount just CLICK HERE TO JOIN. This project is also open to those wanting to test their maternal lines that extend to Mexico. Everyone has mtdna from their Mother which can determine the origins of this line (Mothers Mothers ... Mothers line). Initially FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA) had a database of about 130 tests from those of Mexican ancestry. These samples were part of Geneticist Dr. Michael Hammer's world wide database. These 12 marker tests were confirmed by SNP (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism). Since this time Hispanic participation has increased dramatically (into the thousands) In addition we can compare your results to over 7,500 hispanic YDNA records from public databases (Robert Tarin's private database). The results of your testing will be used by FamilyTreeDNA for comparison on your FTDNA pages. FamilyTreeDNA stores your sample for 25 years. This makes ordering new tests easy. Click here for FamilyTreeDNA's Tutorial on the whole process as well as how to interpret the results. The Procedure and Results By painlessly swabbing the inside of your mouth, enough DNA is collected to determine where in the world your ancestral line goes back strictly from father to son. Your ancestral "Adam", with regard to your family line. There were one of 20 ancestors going back thousands of years, spread throughout the world that each of us could call our ancestral father. These 18 different ancient ones were the origin of each clan called a haplogroup (representing haplogroups A through T). List of some Y-dna haplogroups and their origin. For haplogroup migrations through Europe click here. Since part of our Y chromosome DNA is passed from father to son relatively unchanged for 1000's of years we can determine what haplogroup we belong to as well as narrow down the possibility of 2 people having a common male ancestor (12 marker test). Other parts of our Y chromosome DNA can change over a few generations (additional markers for the 25 or 37 marker test) thus narrowing down the search even more. For more on DNA Y-chromosome Testing. Check here for a Glossary of Genetic Terms. Frequently Asked Questions about FamilyTreeDNA's testing. When you get your results it will come in the form of four web pages. Click here for an example. * On the first page will be your DNA markers with an estimate of your haplo- group, based on the confirmed haplogroup of your nearest matches. * The next page will be the haplogroup(s) of your closest matches, the countries they come from and any further comments. Click here for an example. * The third page is called "Recent Ethnic Origins". This page lists the ethnic origins of the people who are your closest matches. In other words what areas of the world they come from. Click here for an example. from the Campbell surname project. * The last page is of your Y-dna matches and their email addresses, if a release form was signed. This page as well as pages 2 and 3 are updated every 2 weeks or so. You will be notified by email as 12, 25 or 37 marker matches occur. You will also receive a certificate with your markers and additional information. Your test results will be posted below if you like. You decide if you would like to remain anonymous or what information you will share. Additional surname tables will be created as necessary. For those with the same surname, marker matches over the first 12 are utilized by comparing yours with others, in order to look for more recent relationships. There is another database (Ysearch) incorporated into the tables allowing us to compare markers online. By clicking on the search buttons next to the participants name (provided the participant has posted their results) you are able to see the genetic distance between the participant and their closest genetic matches. For Ysearch those with a genetic distance of 3 or less on 25 or more "markers compared" can be significant. According to FTDNA markers in red are fast mutating. Another study of mutation rates - Chart with Mutation Rates.
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Aburto, Jess V.Semitic - J2-L229 & L2301223141113161116111311291508091111261521311213151616
Aceves Surname - DYS Markers
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Aceves, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121212132817091011112515193015161717
Acosta - DYS Markers
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Acosta, KurtisWest European - R1b132314111011121212131330....................................................
Acosta, SergioWest European - R1b132415111114121212131329..........................
Acosta, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111115121213131329....................................................
Acosta Sr., Joe A.Semitic - J1-M267,(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101316111613131130....................................................
Acosta, AlvaroSemitic - J2-M17212241410131511151313113118081011112616192813161616
Adame Surname - DYS Markers
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Adame, John E.Semitic - J1-M267>P5812231411131711171113112919080911112614202512141616
Adame, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b112241310161711121213113218090911112314202915171718
Aguayo Surname - DYS Markers
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New Aguayo, FelipeSemitic - J2-L229 & neg. L230>L264122314111316111511131129160809111127152131121316161616
Aguilar Surname - DYS Markers
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Aguilar, E.Med/Semitic - E1b1b114231309151611121313113015080911112014202914151617
Aguilar, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121212132917091011112515192916161718
Aguilar, (Anonymous)West European - R1b (WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Aguilera Surname - DYS Markers
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Aguilera, JesusCaucasus - G214221511131511121214113019090911112316213012121417
Aguinaga Surname - DYS Markers
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Aguinaga, TomNative American - Q-P3613241311151812131314143119090911112614192814151518
Aguinaga. UvaldoMed/Semitic - E-M3513241309131511121115113118090911122314213214161617.
Aguirre Surname - DYS Markers
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Aguirre, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M269132314111114121111131329....................................................
Aguirre, MikeWest European - R1b132414111113121212141330....................................................
Aguirre, (Anonymous)West European - R1b12251410111412121113132917090911112415202914161617
Aguirre, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132413101617111212121131....................................................
Alaniz Surname - DYS Markers
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Alaniz, RolandoMed/Semitic - E-M183132413091314111210141130180909111223142031151516161617
Alatorre Surname - DYS Markers
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Alatorre, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314101111121213141330....................................................
Alatorre, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111412121414133017091011112515192915151718
Alba Surname - DYS Markers
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Alba, Andres EnriqueWest European - R1b, (WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Alcocer Surname - DYS Markers
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Alcocer, Pedro Luis Semitic - J1-M267122314101317111411131130..........................
Alderete Surname - DYS Markers
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Alderete, RobertWest European - R1b132414111214121212121327....................................................
Almanza Surname - DYS Markers
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Almanza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121213131329....................................................
Altamirano Surname - DYS Markers
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Altamirano (Anonymous)Central Asia/Middle East - Q1b-M37812221310131612121213152918091011112514183013131515
Alvarado Surname - DYS Markers
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Alvarado, Gabriel SergioMed/Semitic - E-M8113241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Alvarado, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111114121212131229..........................
Álvarez Surname - DYS Markers
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Álvarez Jr., VidalNordic - I1-Z60>Z14113221410131411141112112916080908112216203012141415
Álvarez, ArturoEastern Europe/North Africa - R1b-L23*(xP311)12241410111412121213142815090911112514192814151618
Álvarez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212121329..........................
Álvarez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241511121412121113132917091011112515192917171717
Álvarez, John AnthonyWest European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121113132917091011112515192914151717
Amerlinck Surname - DYS Markers
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Amerlinck, (Anonymous)Frisia - R1b-U106-L4814231411111412121213132917080911112415192815151717
Anaya Surname - DYS Markers
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Anaya, HenryNative American - Q-M3132313101418121211131431....................................................
Anaya, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-V22132415101819111211141132....................................................
Ancira Surname - DYS Markers
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Ancira, Gonzalo F.Semitic - J212231410131711151113113214090911112415213013131515
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Anzaldua, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132514111115121211121328..........................
Apodaca Surname - DYS Markers
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Apodaca, VictorWest European - R1b132414111115121212131330..........................
Apodaca (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-36.2132413101419111213141630....................................................
Arana Surname - DYS Markers
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Arana, Ignacio SegoviaWest European - R1b-U152>Z3613241411141412121013132917091011112414192915151717
Aranzazu Surname - DYS Markers
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Aranzazu, Arturo RamosMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131311121014113018090911122314203115161616
Archuleta Surname - DYS Markers
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Archuleta, Ruben L. EncinasCaucasus - G2-L13132215101214111212121129180909111123162027121214141516
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Arciniega, DanielWest European - R1b13241411111312121213133015091011112515193115151616
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Arebalo. JoseFrisian - I2b142315101515111311121228....................................................
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Arenas, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121213131329..........................
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Argueta (Anonymous)Native American - Q132313111518121212131429....................................................
Armijo Surname - DYS Markers
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Armijo, David ScottWest European - R1b-M26913241410111312121213132817090911112515192815151717
Arredondo Surname - DYS Markers
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Arredondo, ArthurMed/Semitic - Med/Semitic - E-V1213241310151711121213113117091011112514203313151517
Arriaga - DYS Markers
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Arriaga, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G2142215101415111212121128....................................................
Arriola Surname - DYS Markers
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Arriola, LarryMed/Semitic - E-M3513221509151511121113113016090911112414213414141617
Arriola, JesusWest European - R1b13241411111512121213132916091011112515192815151717
Arzac Surname - DYS Markers
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Arzac, Dr. Jorge ArturoWest European, R1b-P312>DF8113241411111412121212132816091011112615192815151718
Arzola Surname - DYS Markers
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Arzola, Robert CasanovaNative American - Q-M3132313101421121213141431....................................................
Ascensio Surname - DYS Markers
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Ascensio, TomNative American - Q1a3a13241309162012121312132818090911112614202814141417
Ascensio. BenjaminNative American - Q1a3a13241309162012121312132818090911112614202814141417
Ascensio. RichardNative American - Q1a3a13241309162012121312132819090911112614202814141417
(D)Avila Surname - DYS Markers
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Avila, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-M35132313101519111212121130....................................................
Avila, B.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314203114141616
Davila, Edmond FrankNorthwestern European - R1b-L21>Z253>Z253413241311121412121113132917101011112414193115151717
Avila, RobertWest European - R1b132414101114121213131329..........................
Avila, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121213131329..........................
Avila, VicenteWest European - R1b132414111111121212131330....................................................
Avila, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P31213231410111112121314133017081011112515192915151717
Avila, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121212131430....................................................
Avila, John Fernandez Native American - Q-M346*13231410121512121113142915090911112414192814141516
Ayala Surname - DYS Markers
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Ayala, Mike A.Med/Semitic - E-M3513221509151511121113113016090911112414213414141617
Ayala, (Anonymous)Western Europe - R1b-M26913241411111412121111132716091011112515192815151616
Baca Surname - DYS Markers
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Baca, JoaquinNative American - Q-Y4267 132313101718121213131430....................................................
Baca, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a2, I-P37.213231710111211131214112917081011112515212911131415
Baeza Surname - DYS Markers
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Baeza, Eliseo Holguin West European - R1b132514101114121211131329....................................................
Ballesteros Surname - DYS Markers
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Ballesteros, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2-M172122214101212111611121129....................................................
Banda Surname - DYS Markers
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Banda (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-P36.2132413101212121212141431....................................................
Barbosa Surname - DYS Markers
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BarbosaWest European - R1b (WAMH)132414111114121212131329200909111124151929151516161717
Barrera Surname - DYS Markers
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Barrera MD, Dr.West European - R1b132414101214121212131330..........................
Bejarano Surname - DYS Markers
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Bejarano, Joe LaraNative American - Q-P36102413101416121212131430....................................................
Beltran Surname - DYS Markers
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Beltran, Jose ArnoldoWest European - R1b132213111115121212131329....................................................
Beltran Romo, MiguelEurasian - T-M70132314111417111213131530....................................................
Benavidez Surname - DYS Markers
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Benavidez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3142313101418121213121329....................................................
Benitez Surname - DYS Markers
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Benitez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P25132514111114121211141330..........................
Bermudez Surname - DYS Markers
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Bermudez, LouisEurasian - T1-M70132315111416111212131329..........................
Bernal Surname - DYS Markers
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Bernal, Jeffrey JustinWest European - R1b13241410111412121213132917091011122514182915151717
Blanco Surname - DYS Markers
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Blanco, Joaquin AntonioMed/Semitic - E1b1b1a213241310161711121113113117090911112514203214151618
Bocanegra - DYS Markers
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Bocanegra, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G-M20114221510141611121212112817090911112315222712131414
Bolivar Surname - DYS Markers
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Bolivar, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*,13241411121411121214133117091011112514183115161717
Bonilla Surname - DYS Markers
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Bonilla, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132313101617111211131131....................................................
Borquez/Burquez Surname - DYS Markers
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Burquez, ChristopherNative American - Q-M312251310141912121213163216090911122714202914141415
Borquez, Danny RayIberian - R1b-Z21413241411121412121214133017091011112514183015151717
Botello Surname - DYS Markers
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Botello, YsabelNative American - Q132412101415121210121428....................................................
Brito Surname - DYS Markers
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Brito, Miguel AntonioWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133219091011112514183115151617
Bustos Surname - DYS Markers
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Bustos, Abran GabrielCaucasus - G2132215101214111212121129180909111123162027121214141516
Bustos, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G2132215101214111212121129180909111123162027121214141516
I'm finding out a lot of interesting things about the Bustos surname in New Mexico. The first obvious note is that the surname was interchanged between Bustillos and Bustos. In 1695, the Bustos family was recruited as "pabladores" for the Don Diego de Vargas expedition out of Mexico City to Santa Fe, New Mexico. This Bustos family was already maybe fourth generation Spanish arrivals. The small female child by the name of Josefa Antonia de Pas Bustillos y Ontiveros beared children that took her family name. My purpose in joining the DNA Project is to find out who the father of her children was possibly by finding a DNA match with another New Mexico settler - Abran Gabriel Bustos. As of 10/09 Abran as 3 others who are at least 12 marker matches of different surnames indicating a founder line - Gary Felix.
Caballero Surname - DYS Markers
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Caballero, CharlesCaucasus - G2-M40614211510131511121212113016090911112316232812141414
Caballero Navarro, DavidWest European - R1b(WAMH)13241411111412121213132918091011112515192815151617
Caballero, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M313251311131812121213143115090911112714212815151618
Calero Surname - DYS Markers
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Calero, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a213231710121211131212112718081011112515203111131415
Camacho Surname - DYS Markers
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Camacho, SergioWest European - R1b13241411111412121313132916091011112515192915151617
Campos Surname - DYS Markers
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Campos Jr., Robert IgnacioWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Campos Rivera, AlbertoWest European - R1b132414111114121213131330....................................................
Campos, StevenWest European - R1b13241411121512121413133017090911112515193115151617
Campos, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2-M6712231410131711161113113019090911112615202912141515
Campos, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3122413101518121211141432..........................
Canales Surname - DYS Markers
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Canales Jr., FelicianoCaucasus - G2-P18*142315101417111212121029.............
Canales, Edmundo CantuWest European - R1b13241411111412121313132917091011112514183015151617
Cano Surname - DYS Markers
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Cano, StephenCaucasus - G2-M20114221510131411121112112917080911122315212912131414
Cano, Dr. Luis ReyWest European - R1b12241410111412121213142814090911112514192814141516
Cano, FrankEastern Europe/North Africa - R1b-L150(xL51)12251411111412121413142916090911112615193214151618
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There are at least 4 known Cano lines in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. All lines are thought to be related but never proven. I would like to prove or disprove their genetic relationship so we can further pursue our genealogy research - Stephen Cano
Cansino Surname - DYS Markers
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Cansino, HernanWest European - R1b-M269132314111115121212131329.............
Cantu Surname - DYS Markers
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Cantu, John CarlosFrisia - R1b-L2113241410111412121213133016090911112515193015151717
Cantu, Ramiro SalinasFrisia - R1b1b2a1a2f13241410111412121213133016090911112515192915151717
Cantu, AntonioFrisia - R1b1b2a1a2f13241410111412121213133116090911112515192915151717
Cantu, Robert LouisFrisia - R1b-L21>DF1313241410111412121213133116090911112515192915151717
New Cantu, RodrigoSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131611161213113017080911112514212612141617
New Cantu, RickySemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131611161113113017080911112514212612141617
Cardenas Surname - DYS Markers
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Cardens, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413111421121213141630....................................................
Cardenas, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a-SRY10831.21325151011151212111311301509101111251420.3012151516
Cardoza Surname - DYS Markers
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Cardoza, Robert RudolphNative American - Q1a-M346>Q-L6613221310141712121012162916090911112414202914141515
Carmona Surname - DYS Markers
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Carmona, Guadalupe OscarFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141415
Carmona, Keith RayNative American - Q-M313241311141713121313163118090911112614203013141618
Carmona, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E1b1a14211610141611121213123017081011122614213015171717
Caro Surname - DYS Markers
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Caro, EduardoWest European - R1b12241411111512121213133017091011112515183015151718
Carral Surname - DYS Markers
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Carral, JoaquinEastern European - R1a-M19813251611121412121014113114091011112414203412151516
Carranza Surname - DYS Markers
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Carranza, Joe ErnestNative American - Q-L5313231310141612141012152817090911112414192814151515
Carranza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314101115121212131330....................................................
Carriaga Surname - DYS Markers
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CarriagaWest European - R1b132415111114121212131329..........................
Carrillo Surname - DYS Markers
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Jesus Carrillo-MedinaSouthwestern European - I2a-L16013231510121211131213112818081011112515203011131415
Carrillo, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121113132917091011112515202915151718
Carrola Surname - DYS Markers
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Carrola, VictorWest European - R1b14251411111412121313142918091011112514183015151516
Casas Surname - DYS Markers
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Casas, (Anonymous)West European - R1b, (WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Casillas Surname - DYS Markers
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Casillas, AaronWest European - R1b-U106>L48>Z813231412111412121213132917091011112515192816161718
Casillas Gonzales, (Anonymous)West European - R1b, (WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Casias, Alfonso PaulWest European - R1b-U152, (WAMH)13241411111412121113132917091011112515192914151517
Castañeda Surname - DYS Markers
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Castañeda, RicardoWest European - R1b13241411111412121312132817091011112514182815171717
Castanon Surname - DYS Markers
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Castañon, Vincent RichardWest European - R1b142415111114121212131331..........................
Castañon, LeopoldWest European - R1b14241410111413121112142714090911112514192915.151619
Castillo Surname - DYS Markers
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Castillo, DanielSemitic - J1-M26712231411131711171113112919080911112614202512151616
Castillo, AgustinSemitic - J1-L147.112231410151911171114113118080811112614202613141517
Castillo, Eddie EliasSoutheast Asia - O-M17513231610131311121312142814070911102514183013131314
Castillo, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-M35132413111617111311131131....................................................
Castillo, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-M35132413111617111311131132....................................................
Castillo, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132414101722111212131129....................................................
Cavazos Surname - DYS Markers
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Cavazos, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*14241411121412121313133017091011112514193015151516
Cervantes Surname - DYS Markers
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Cervantes-Cervantes, Dr.MiguelFrisian - I2b-M223>L812 (Roots)14241611151511131214123015081011112515202811131515
Cervantes, Dr. Robert AvilaWest European - R1b13241410111412121213132916091011112515182815151617
Cervantes, Angel R.West European - R1b13241410111512121214133017091011112514193016161718
Cervantes, Jose de JesusWest European - R1b132415111214121211131330....................................................
Chacon Surname - DYS Markers
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Chacon, FernandoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132513091314111210141130170909111222142032141616161719
Champion Surname - DYS Markers
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Champion, AlejandroEastern European - R1a-M19813251510111412121013113015091011112314203213151516
Chapa Surname - DYS Markers
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Chapa, AlexWest European - R1b,(P25+)13241411111413121313132817091011112516193115151717
Chapa Jr, Amancio JoseWest European - R1b132414111114131213131328.............
Chapa, FernandoWest European - R1b132414111114131213131328.............
Based on conventional research; the Chapa name in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) came from Juan Bautista Schiapapria b.1627. Juan Bautista Chapa (changed from Schiapapria) was an early settler of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the mid 1600. These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. Chapa is an original name and its frequency in Northeastern Mexico is a testament to the success of his progeny. Source on Juan Bautista Schiapapria from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine - Gary Felix
Chavarria Surname - DYS Markers
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Chavarria, Curtis RichardSemitic - J1-M26712231410131811171213113117080911112514202613131517
Chavez Surname - DYS Markers
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Chavez, Manuel JimenezWest European - R1b13241411111412131214133017091011112514183015161819
Chavez, AnonymousWest European - R1b-L2113241411101412121313132918091011112515192915151617
Chavez, SamuelNative American - Q-M3122414101317121211131430..........................
Chavez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415091316111612131129..........................
Chavez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415091316111612131129..........................
Chavez, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a213241613131611131313113017081011112515203312131415
Chico Surname - DYS Markers
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Chico, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414110914121213131329..........................
Cienfuegos Surname - DYS Markers
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Cienfuegos, James RandolphWest European - R1b13231410111412121114133018090911112515193114151617
Cienfuegos, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121214133017091011112514182815151617
Cienfuegos, Vincent JosephWest European - R1b-L2113241410111412121315133117091011112515183015151718
Cisneros Surname - DYS Markers
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Cisneros, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111114121211131329..........................
Cobos Surname - DYS Markers
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Cobos, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M269,13241511111312121213133117091011112514182915151617
Colmenero Surname - DYS Markers
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Colmenero, (Anonymous)Semitic - J212231510141711151312112815080911112715192915161819
Contreras Surname - DYS Markers
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Contreras, JeffWest European - R1b-M269132414101114121212141330....................................................
Contreras, ArmandoWest European - R1b,13251411111412121113132917091011112514183015151717
Contreras, Alcadio TorresEastern Europe/North Africa - R1b1-M34313221611131411121214132919101011122714192915151515
Contreras, (Anonymous)Eastern Europe/North Africa - R1b1132216111414111212141329..........................
Corbera Surname - DYS Markers
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Corbera, Florentino L.Native American - Q-M314231310151812121212132818090911092514202814141517
Cordova Surname - DYS Markers
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Cordova, Robert M.Northwestern European - R1b-M269>L21>DF13,(WAMH)13241411111412121213132917090911112515192815161717
Cordova, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122314101216111212141131..........................
Cortes(z) Surname - DYS Markers
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Cortez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314111111131212131329....................................................
Cortés, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132415111115121213131330..........................
Correa Surname - DYS Markers
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Correa Jr. VicenteFrisian - I2-M223142316101516111311131329....................................................
Cruz Surname - DYS Markers
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de la Cruz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b12251411111412131213133017091010112514182815151717
Cruz, Native American - Q13241310141612121013142816090911112514193014141516
Cubillos Surname - DYS Markers
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Cubillos, GenaroSouthwestern European - I2a2-P37.213251709121211131216113115081011112415212511141415
Cuellar Surname - DYS Markers
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Cuellar, DannySemitic - J1122314111317111512131130....................................................
Cuevas Surname - DYS Markers
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Cuevas, RaymondWest European - R1b-M26912241510121512121312132817091011112514192815151618
Cumpian Surname - DYS Markers
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Cumpian, Adolph OlivaresNative American - Q-M3122313101617121212131429....................................................
DaNino Surname - DYS Markers
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DaNino, FranciscoNative American - Q132513101517121213131430....................................................
Delgado Surname - DYS Markers
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Delgado, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091315111210141130....................................................
Diaz Surname - DYS Markers
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Diaz, Anthony PatrickNative American - Q-M313241311141812121113162918091011112614203313141618
Diaz, Porfirio FernandezSemitic - J2-M410132415101214111411141132..........................
Dominguez Surname - DYS Markers
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Dominguez, Samuel FrederickIberian - R1b-SRY262713241510111412121215133016091011112515192915151517
Dominguez, RobertoMed/Semitic - E-V1213231310161611121213112915090911112514203413151517
Dominguez, Jose AntonioSemitic - J21223140914161115121311291608091111.2515213112141515
Dominguez, RubenCentral Asia/Middle East - Q-BZ451014251310141712121214133017090911112715183114151616
Duarte Surname - DYS Markers
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Duarte, AlbertoWest European - R1b-M269*132414101115121212131329....................................................
Duran Surname - DYS Markers
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Durán, Louis EloyPossibly Southwestern Europe - I2-P215*(neg on downstream markers)122216111214111311121129....................................................
Durán, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241511111412121213132917091011112514182914151617
Durán, (Anonymous)West European - R1b142414111114121212131329..........................
Durán, JaimeWest European - R1b-P312*13241411111412121214133118091011112514183015161617
Elizalde Surname - DYS Markers
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Elizalde, AscencionSemitic - J1e-P5812231410121811181113113117080911112514202512151517
Elizondo Surname - DYS Markers
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Elizondo, CristobalNative American - Q-M3132313111519121311131430....................................................
Elizondo, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M313241410151612121213153017090911112514193213141618
Enriquez Surname - DYS Markers
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Enriquez, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E-P1142117101517111311131129....................................................
Escalante Surname - DYS Markers
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Escalante, PaulNorthwestern European - R1b-L21>DF1313241411111412121113133016091011112515192915151517
Escalante, Tony TrevinoWest European - R1b13241411111412121113133016091011112515192915151517
Escalera Surname - DYS Markers
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Escalera Gonzalez, ManuelWest European - R1b13241411111412121214133018081011112515193115151616
Escamilla Surname - DYS Markers
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Escamilla, HeribertoWest European - R1b-P312*13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Escamilla, Frank AnthonyWest European - R1b-SRY262713241511131513121113132917091011112515193015151518
Escamilla, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G214221511121411131212112916090911112316213112131314
Espinos(z)a Surname - DYS Markers
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EspinosaWest European - R1b132414101114121211131329....................................................
Espinosa, NoahIberian, R1b-SRY2627,(WAMH)13241410111412121213132917091011112515193114151718
Espinoza, (Anonymous)Frisian - I2b152415101415111311131230....................................................
Esquer Surname - DYS Markers
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Esquer, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13251410111612121213133017090911112615193017171717
Esquiv(b)el Surname - DYS Markers
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Esquivel, (Anonymous)Frisian - I2b142316101515111311131229....................................................
Esquivel, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M269,132414111115121212131329....................................................
Esquibel, RandolphNative American - Q-M3132413101619121211131430170909111126142029121317171819
Estrada Surname - DYS Markers
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Estrada, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212131330....................................................
Falcon Surname - DYS Markers
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Falcon, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-M267*12231410131811161114113117080911112414202714161616
Fedelin Surname - DYS Markers
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Fedelin, FranciscoMed/Semitic - E1b1b112241310141811121113112816090911112714203115151616
Federico Surname - DYS Markers
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Federico, Paul FredWest European - R1b132614111114121212131329....................................................
Felguerez Surname - DYS Markers
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Felguerez, RobertoEurasian - T-P7713231510141611121113133018090911132614193311131616
Felix Surname - DYS Markers
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Felix, GaryFrisian - I2b-M223>I-BY13814221510151511131113122915081011112515202811141515
Felix, John DumasSemitic - J2-M17212231410131711161113113018090911112515213012141516
Felix, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M314241211151812121313163016090911112614203013141414
Felix, (Anonymous)West European - R1b12241411111412121114133116091010112615192915161617
Based on conventional research; the Felix name is most concentrated in the states of Zacatecas, Durango, Sinaloa, Sonora, California and Arizona. This shows a distinct pattern of migration. Further, the first President of Mexico was Manuel Felix Fernandez but he changed his name to Guadalupe Victoria. He was from Durango. This surname is found all over Europe and the Americas - Gary Felix
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Fernandez, JerryWest European - R1b,(WAMH)13241411111412121113132917091011112514183015151717
Fernandez, AgustinWest European - R1b-M26913251411111412121214143117091011112514183014151717
Fernandez, RobertCaucasus - G2142315101415111213121129.............
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Fernandez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413101417121211131630....................................................
Fernandez, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a132516111114121210131130....................................................
Fimbres Surname - DYS Markers
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Fimbres, Edmund EugeneWest European - R1b-P312>DF9913241411111112121013132916091011112515192915161617
Flores Surname - DYS Markers
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Flores, SigifredoWest European - R1b132414111214121212131329....................................................
Flores, Dr. Frank CortezWest European - R1b-P2513241411111412121212132816091011112515192815151717
Flores, Mark EliotWest European - R1b13241411111312121213132917090911112415183215151717
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Flores, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411121512121213132916091011112614193013151517
Flores, FernandoMed/Semitic - E-M3513241409121511121212112915080911112514223416161717
Flores, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1122314111318111611131130..........................
Flores, AurelioNative American - Q-M313241310141712121212133018091011112914202713141518
Flores, Richard A.Native American - Q-M346,(L53+ L54+ L55+ L57+ M3-)132413101417121213131430....................................................
Flores Gonzales, TomasNative American - Q-M314241310141612121213162915090911112714202913141717
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Flores, JuanSouthwestern European - I2a213231610121211131214112919081011112515042911131315
Fonseca Surname - DYS Markers
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Fonceca, Keenan Eurasian - T132315101416111211131330..........................
Fraijo Surname - DYS Markers
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Fraijo, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a-M198*132516101114121211141131....................................................
Franco Surname - DYS Markers
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Franco, BenitoNative American - Q1a3a13241310141812121113152916090911112714203014141416
Franco, Michael AnthonySemitic - J1122314101215111611131230..........................
Franco, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415101317111512121128....................................................
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Fuentes, Christopher L. ThompsonSemitic - J2-M31912231410121411151013112920090911112514203012121516
Fuentes, Jose AntonioMed/Semitic - E-M3514231609121711121113113117090911112114203014161617
Fuentes, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-242132414111617121312131429....................................................
Galarza Surname - DYS Markers
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Galarza, GaryFrisian - I2b,(Root1)14231510151611131013123015081011112514202711141515
The Galarza Surname Project is run by Lew Jenkins. CLICK HERE TO JOIN
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Gallardo Surname - DYS Markers
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Gallardo, FranciscoWest European - R1b13241410111512121213142918091011112715192913141518
Gallardo, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M26913241311101512121214133117091011112514182915151717
Gallegos Surname - DYS Markers
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Gallegos, J.J.West European - R1b132414111214121212121328....................................................
Gallegos, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G2142315101414111311121127..........................
Gallegos, Bruce MichaelNordic - I113231411131511141112112815080908112216202812141516
Gallegos, BenNative American - Q-L5313231410101612121113143117080911112414192914141616
Galvez Surname - DYS Markers
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Garcia Surname - DYS Markers
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Garcia, (Anonymous)Nordic - I113231411131511141112112815080908112216202812141516..
Garcia, (Anonymous)Nordic - I1132214101314111412111127............................
Garcia, Jon-EricBalkans - I2a12221611121411131112113017080911112715202911111616
Garcia, AnacletoFrisian - I2b142216101515111311141232.............
Garcia, NatividadSouthwestern European - I2a213231710121211131113112817101011112515212814141515
Garcia, RichardWest European - R1b12241410111412121213133016091011112615193014141516
Garcia, Gerard CiprianoWest European - R1b-M269*132414111114121212121328160910111125151928151517171818
García, David LawrenceWest European - R1b(WAMH)13241411111412121213132918091011112515192815151718
García, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122414101114121213131428..........................
García, FelixWest European - R1b132414101114121213131329..........................
Garcia de Alba, FaustoFrisia - R1b-U15213241511131412121113152918091011112515192916161616
Garcia-Cuevas, SocratesWest European - R1b142413111114121212131329....................................................
Garcia Jr., FrankWest European - R1b132515111214121212131329..........................
Garcia, Jesus AlejandroIberian - R1b-SRY262713241410111412121313132918091011112515192815151718
García, (Anonymous)Iberian - R1b-SRY262713241410111412121313132918091011112515192815151718
Garcia, Dr.AlejandroSemitic - J1-M26712231411131711171213112920080911112614202512141617
Garcia, RubenSemitic - J1-M26712231410131811161113113118080911112414202612141617
Garcia, MacedonioSemitic - J1-M26713231411131811181214113117090911112614202515151717
Garcia, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-M26712231410131911151113112920080911112514192512151517
Garcia, (Anonymous)Semitic - J212231410131711161112112817090911112614212812131516
Garcia, Alejandro J.Semitic - J2a2a12221410121511151113112915090911112614213311121316
Garcia, George FlorencioEurasian - T-M70132415101316111211121427..........................
Garcia, AnselmoCaucasus - G-M201132515111416111211141131..........................
Garcia, Jose LuisNative American - Q-M3132513101419121211131531..........................
Garcia, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a-M19813261610111412121114113115091011112414203212151516
Garibay Surname - DYS Markers
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Garibay, (Anonymous)Native American - Q132513101517121212131431....................................................
Garza Surname - DYS Markers
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Garza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411131512121113132916091011112515193215151617
Garza-Cantu, LuisWest European - R1b13241511131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Garza, HenryWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Garza, AlvaroWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
de La Garza, Francisco S.West European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Garza, Joel LuisWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Garza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122413111115121211131329..........................
Garza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122414111114121212131329..........................
Garza, (Anonymous)Eastern Europe/North Africa - R1b1-P25132216111314111212141329..........................
Garza, AdrianFrisian - I2b142315101515111311141232.............
Garza, Joseph S.Frisian - I2b142215101618111311141233.............
Garza, Thomas Roy Eurasian - T13231410141611121114133117090911132614193311131616
Garza, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M34613251410161712141214143216090911112514202914141517
de la Garza, EdwardMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241309131511121013113017090911122314203214161617
Based on conventional research; the Garza name in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) likely came from Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon was a founder of Monterrey Mexico in 1596. These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. The Garza name is rare in Spain yet it is as common in Mexico as Garcia is in Spain. This is a testament to the success of his progeny. Additional source on Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine. See this information on the Y-DNA of Marcos Alonso GARZA ARCON from Crispin.Rendon. - Gary Felix
Gil Surname - DYS Markers
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Gill, Louis SerpaMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251310161611121213113119090911112514203015151717
Gómez Surname - DYS Markers
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Gómez, SamuelSemitic - J2-M172*12221410131411151213123016080911112215203011131616
Gómez, Jose LuisSemitic - J2-M9213221410121511151113113015090911112614222913131516
New GómezSemitic - J213221410121511151113113015090911112614222813131516
New Gómez, AntonioSemitic - J2132214101215111511131130..........................
Gómez-Infante, Jose L.Iberian - R1b-SRY2627(WAMH)13241411111412121113132918091011112515203014151718
Gómez, Emilio MWest European - R1b14231411111412121213133017090911112515183015151717
Gómez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101414121213131330..........................
Gómez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121211131430..........................
Gómez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411121412121114133016091011112414182915151617
Gómez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413091618121212121330....................................................
Gómez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3122413111618121212131730....................................................
Gómez, Jose NicolasSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a15211610171711121214113118080911112514213213151618
González(s) Surname - DYS Markers
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GonzálezNordic - I1-M25313221410141411141112112815080908112316202811141515
Gonzáles, (Anonymous)Nordic - I1-M253132214101414111411121128..........................
González, SilvestreBalkans - I2-P37.2>L16013221611121211131314112918080911112515212911141415
González, ArturoSouthwestern European - I2-P37.2>I2-L160>I2-M26>I2-PF4088132216111212111313141129..........................
González, Louis GuillermoFrisian - I2b14231610161611121214123118090911112415213013161616
Gonzáles, Matthew PrescillianoSemitic - J1122314111417111711131131....................................................
González, AndresSemitic - J213221410121511151113113015090911112614222713131516
González, Fernando PatricioSemitic - J2132314101416111511131130....................................................
González, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122313101417111511141130..........................
Gonzáles, TomasSemitic - J2-M31912231410131511151013113016080911112515223013161617
González, AbrahamWest European - R1b12251410111312121213142814090911112414192815151818
Gonzáles, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122414111114121211131329........................
Gonzáles, WayneWest European - R1b132414101114121212141331..........................
González-Yeaton, MiguelWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329....................................................
González, EnriqueWest European - R1b-P312*,(WAMH)13241411111412121213132917090911112515192817171717
Gonzáles, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111113121213131329180910111124151929.15151717
González, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121212141330....................................................
González, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111412121214133017091011112515193015151717
Gonzáles, Julian RomuloWest European - R1b-M26913241611111412121213133017091011112616192914151616
Gonzáles Jr., RaulWest European - R1b13241611111412121213133017091011112616192914151616
González, Nemesio MendozaWest European - R1b,132416111114121212131330..........................
Gonzáles, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132416111114121212131330..........................
González, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132416111114121212131330..........................
González, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111114121212131329..........................
González, Carlos IgnacioMed/Semitic - E-M3513241310141811121213113015090911112714202913131717
Gonzáles, MichaelMed/Semitic - E-M3513241310141811121213113015090911112714202913161717
González, Robert ChristopherMed/Semitic - E-V13*13241310141811121213113015090911112714202913161717
González, CrisostomoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091315111210141130....................................................
González, Miguel AngelMed/Semitic - E-M81>M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
González, Raul SaenzMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Gonzáles Rodriguez, RaulMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
González, L AMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091314111210141130180909111223141931151616161717
González, A.N.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314203115151617
Gonzáles, AugieMed/Semitic - E-V1213241410151711131114113217091012112514203213141516
González, Enrique JosephNative American - Q-M313231309152012121312132919090911112814192714151818
Gonzáles, (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-36.2132413101416121210131529....................................................
González, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M313231310141712121112143018090911112614Null2715151515
González, (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-M3132413101318121211131429....................................................
González, EdgarCaucasus - G2a-P15>L29314221510151511121112102919090911112316202712131414
Guajardo Surname - DYS Markers
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Guajardo Jr., RobertSemitic - J2-M9212221410121511151113112916090911112614213311121316
Guajardo, Martin LuisSemitic - J212231410121511151113112916090911112614213311121316
Guajardo, Leonel F.Semitic - J2a2a122214101215111511131129..........................
Based on conventional research; the Guajardo name in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) likely came from Francisco Martinez Guajardo. Francisco Martinez Guajardo was an early settler of Saltillo Mexico in 1604, died in 1607. A son Juan Martinez Guajardo married Isabel Flores de Abrego – they had seven children, one being Nicolas; the other son, Lorenzo Martinez Guajardo married, These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. Source on Antonio Martinez Guajardo from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine - Gary Felix.
Guerra Surname - DYS Markers
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Guerra, AugustoWest European - R1b-P2513251411111412121213132918090911112514182915151717
GuerraBasque Country - R1b-M15313251411111412121213132917090911112514182915151717
Guerra, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-P5812241410161811161013132916080911112614202813141417
Based on conventional research; this Guerra line is from Ignacio Guerra (from the book Cedulario Autobiogrrafico de Pobladores y Conquistadores de Nuevo Leon by Cavazos) who settled in Monterrey Nuevo Leon in 1659. He also said in a statement made on September 3rd 1683 in the Valle del Pilon that he married daughters (married twice) of Conquistadors and settlers of Nuevo Leon. He said he resisted invasions by the Indians and rebellions against the crown. Another apparently separate line was the Guerra Reza who's descendants appear to have taken the Saldivar surname from the maternal side - Gary Felix
Guerrero Surname - DYS Markers
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Guerrero, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1122413101218101513121129....................................................
Guerrero, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132415111114121211131329....................................................
Guerrero, Dr. Robert (Schantz)Native American - Q-M313241311141512121213142915090911112614203114141518
Guevara Surname - DYS Markers
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Guevara, ArturoSemitic - J2122315101318111512131129....................................................
Gutierrez Surname - DYS Markers
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Gutierrez, LouisNorth Eurasian - N142314111114111210141430.............
Gutierrez, Rick EdwardNative American - Q-M24213241610141612131112142615090911112514192915151616
Gutierrez, DavidNative American - Q-M242132413101417121212141327....................................................
Gutierrez, StephenWest European - R1b-M269*132414111116121210141330....................................................
Gutierrez, Thomas LeroyWest European - R1b132514111115121212131329.......................................
Gutierrez, BenWest European - R1b13241411111412121212132918091011112415193015151618
Gutierrez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411111412121212132918091011112415193015151718
Gutierrez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2-M172*122314101315111410131130..........................
Guzmán Surname - DYS Markers
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Guzmán, Michael AngeloMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091314111210141130....................................................
Guzmán, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413111520121312131430....................................................
Guzmán, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M26913241410111412120913123019091011112616192915151617
Guzmán, Aaron GeorgeSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161213113017080911112714212612141617
Hernandez Surname - DYS Markers
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Hernandez, Jaime RendonMed/Semitic - E-V12*13231310161611121413113016090911112614183513151515
Hernandez, Raul RendonMed/Semitic - E-V12*13231310161611121413113016090911112614183513151515
Hernandez, Ruben D.West European - R1b142414101114121312121328..........................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122514101113111212131329..........................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P31213231510111412121213132918091011112415183010151717
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132316101114121211131329..........................
Hernández, Luis AaronWest European - R1b-M26913231411111412121413132917091011112514183015151718
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212121329..........................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212121329..........................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212121329..........................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411111412121212132917090911112515192915151717
Hernández, Enrique V.West European - R1b132414111214111212141330..........................
Hernandez, ClaroNative American - Q13241410151612121213153019090911112714203114151519
Hernandez, Leonardo AbelNative American - Q-M242142513101420121212131429....................................................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M346132413101516121213131429....................................................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132214101317121212131431....................................................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q132413111417121211131628....................................................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q132513101417121211121729....................................................
Hernandez, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E1b1a142117101516111213141131..........................
Hernandez, GonzaloSemitic - J2-M172122315111418111512121128..........................
Herrera Surname - DYS Markers
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New Herrera, Christopher KennedyCaucasus - G-M201132215101214111211121129180909111123162027121214141516
Herrera-Lopez, LeviWest European - R1b-P31213241411111412121214133017091011112615192715161717
Herrera-Guerra, ErnestoWest European - R1b122414111114121213131329..........................
Herrera, AlfonsoWest European - R1b132414101114121211131329....................................................
Herrera, JulianWest European - R1b132414111115121213121328....................................................
Herrera, (Anonymous)Southeast Asia - O-M175132516101318111213131329..........................
Hinojos(a) Surname - DYS Markers
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Hinojosa, EdwardSouthwestern European - I2a2132216111212111314141129....................................................
Hinojosa, Lucas LongoriaFrisian - I2b14231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
Hinojos, CesarioWest European - R1b132314111115121213131329.............
Hinojosa, RicardoSemitic - J212231311141711151014113215090911112415193212131718
Hinojosa, (Anonymous)Semitic - J212231311141711151014113215090911112415193312131718
Hinojosa, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122313111417111510141132..........................
Hinojosa, GabrielSemitic - J212241511131710151312112816070911112916192913151519
Hinojos, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M242132313091414121212121428....................................................
Holguin Surname - DYS Markers
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Holguin, Jaime BustillosWest European - R1b122414111114121211141331....................................................
Holguin, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*13251410111412121313132917090911112515193015161717
Huante Surname - DYS Markers
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Huante, AugustinSub Saharan Africa - E-M214211510151811121215113219081012112714213012151616
"I have been doing extensive research on the Huante families and the baptisms in 1750 in Zacapu, Michoacan listed the child and parents as mulatos libres. So I think that the Huantes from that location are descendent from the black slaves that were introduced into Mexico in the 16th and 17th centuries. Later they were freed and intermarried with the indians and spaniards. Today the blacks from that time have essentially disappeared. Their descendants are essentially fair as are the current Huantes" - Dennis Moreno
Jacquez/s Jaquez- DYS Markers
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Jacques, Hiram JoelCaucasus - G2-L1313221510121411121212112917090911112316202712141415
Jaime Surname - DYS Markers
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Jaime, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13231411111412121214133017091011112515183015151617
Jasso Surname - DYS Markers
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Jasso IV, SimeonSouthwestern European - I2a-L158/M2614231510121211131213112816081011112514213211131616
Jasso, RefugioSemitic - J1-M26712231410131711161113113019080811112514192612141617
The Jasso name comes from the Basque Country where I2a2 YDNA is more prevalent in the world. This name is linked to one of Cortes' Conquistadors and his second cousin, a Saint who converted souls in Asia. Source of more details on this: "The Genealogy of Mexico Website" - Gary Felix
Jimenez Surname - DYS Markers
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Jimenez, EliasCaucasus - G2-P287132314101416111212141131.............
Jimenez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J112231410122011131313112920080911112814213114151516
Jimenez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132414101517121212131530..........................
Jimenez, Edward CarrilloBasque Country - R1b-M153,(WAMH)13241410111412121213132918091011122514182915151717
Juarez Surname - DYS Markers
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Juarez, Robert LeeNative American - Q-M3132513101418121212121328....................................................
Lara Surname - DYS Markers
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Lara, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132413101515111212131131....................................................
Lara, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M26913231510111112121214123117091011112515192915151517
Larios Surname - DYS Markers
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de Larios, Boyd EllisWest European - R1b132414101114121211131329....................................................
Lavorin Surname - DYS Markers
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Lavorin (Peck), Anthony RichardSemitic - J112241410141811161113113018080911112514202512141516
Leal Surname - DYS Markers
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Leal, Luis AdrianSub Saharan Africa - E-M213211510171811141213113020101011112614213415151616
Leal, David JoseWest European - R1b13241511121412121213132919090911112515193014151517
Leal, AaronCaucasus - G-M201*14221610141511121212112917090911112316212811111515
Ledesma Surname - DYS Markers
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Ledesma, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G214221510141511121112112816080911112316212712131414
Leon Surname - DYS Markers
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Leon, Gustavo deWest European - R1b-P25122314111114121213131529....................................................
Leon Guerrero, Justo TorreSemitic - J1e-P58>L147.112231410141711171213112917080811112514212514141616
Leon, (Anonymous)Native American - Q1a3a13231310161712121213173017090911112514202813151718
Limon Surname - DYS Markers
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Limon, Jorge AdalbertoWest European - R1b-P312*14241511111512121213132917091011112615192915151717
Lizarraga Surname - DYS Markers
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Lizarraga, JasonWest European - R1b-P31213241411111412121212132816091011112515192815151717
Loa Surname - DYS Markers
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Loa, RamonFrisian - I2b15231610151811131213123016080911112514202911141415
Loera Surname - DYS Markers
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Loera, ManuelNative American - Q-M313241410151713121113163217090911112714213213131313
Loera, (Anonymous)West European - R1b142516101114121212141329..........................
Longoria Surname - DYS Markers
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Longoria, Eduardo A.West European - R1b13241411111412121212122817091011112515192915151617
Longoria III, PedroFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
López Surname - DYS Markers
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López, RudySemitic - J2,(M172+)132414101416111510131130....................................................
López, GastonWest European - R1b122414111114121211141331....................................................
López, BernardinoIberian - R1b-Z196>Z22013241311111412121113142917091011112514182914151617
López, Samuel CuellarWest European - R1b-P312*13241410111412121214133017091011112514182815151717
López, JoseNorthwestern European - R1b-L2113241410111412121213133017091011112515193015151717
López, Phillip DanielWest European - R1b, (WAMH)132414111114121211131329..........................
López, Michael F.West European - R1b13241411111412141213132918091011112415192915151617
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122314101114121211131329..........................
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314111114121212131328....................................................
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212131229..........................
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212131329..........................
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111115121212131329....................................................
López, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514121114121211121328..........................
López, AndresNative American - Q1a-M34613231410131412121113143015090911112514192813141415
Lovato Surname - DYS Markers
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Lovato Jr., James AlexanderNative American - Q-M90212241410141712121113143116080911112614192815151718
Lovato, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3>Q-M902132313111215121213131429....................................................
Loya Surname - DYS Markers
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Loya, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121213121328....................................................
Lozano Surname - DYS Markers
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Lozano MD, Alexander JoseWest European - R1b13231410111112121314133018091011112515192915151717
Lozano, Mike A.West European - R1b13241411111412121314143016091111112514172815161717
Lozano, Jose CarlosWest European - R1b132414111114121213141431..........................
Lozano, EliSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a142116101616111211131131..........................
Lucero Surname - DYS Markers
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Lucero, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M269,13241511111412121213132919091011112415193015161717
Lucero, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411101412121113132916091011112714192915151717
Lugo Surname - DYS Markers
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Lugo, Filiberto (Phil)West European - R1b122414111114121211141331....................................................
Luna Surname - DYS Markers
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Luna, Jose AgustinWest European - R1b-P312*13231411141512121313132917091011112514192915151617
Macias Surname - DYS Markers
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Macias, RobertWest European - R1b,(WAMH)13241411111412121113132917091011112514193014151517
Macias, Pedro AndresWest European - R1b132414111214121212131330....................................................
Macias Valadez, HectorWest European - R1b13241411111412131214133017091011112514183015161818
Macias, (Anonymous)West European - R1b122514111114121212121429..........................
Macias, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111214121211131329..........................
Macias, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E-P1132115111617111211131131..........................
Madrid Surname - DYS Markers
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Madrid, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2-M17212231410141511151113112916080912112515213212131516
Madrigal Surname - DYS Markers
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Madrigal, LuisNorth Eurasian - N14231411111311121014143016090911122514192812121515
Madrigal, Juan CarlosWest European - R1b13241410111412121212122817091011112515192915151617
Magallon Surname - DYS Markers
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Magallon, AlejandroSemitic - J1-M267122314101316111711131130....................................................
Magaña Surname - DYS Markers
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Magaña Jr, SalvadorWest European - R1b,13241410111412121314133017091011112514182915151617
Maldonado Surname - DYS Markers
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Maldonado, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111412121313132920091011112515192915151717
Marcos Surname - DYS Markers
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Marcos, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G-M201122316111415111212121229....................................................
Mares Surname - DYS Markers
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Mares, Jose AntonioWest European - R1b132414111114121211141330....................................................
Mares, (Anonymous)West European - R1b (WAMH)132414101114121212131329..........................
Marin Surname - DYS Markers
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Marin, (Anonymous)Nordic - I113221410131511141112112815080908112216202812.141515..
Marquez - DYS Markers
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Marquez, AlbertSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113018080911112614212712141617
Marquez, Vincent Paul (Davis)West European - R1b13241311111412121214133019091011112515192914151617
Martín(ez) Surname - DYS Markers
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Martínez, Jimmy J.West European - R1b13231410111412121113132919091011112414192915151718
Martínez Jr, John V.West European - R1b13241411121412121213132917090911112515192817171717
Martínez, Joel ManuelWest European - R1b132414111114121214131429..........................
Martínez, Matthew J.West European - R1b142314111114121212131429....................................................
Martínez, GuadalupeWest European - R1b14251411111412121213142918091011112514183015151616
Martínez, Gilberto MartínezWest European - R1b14251411111412121213142918091011112514183015151516
Martinez Esq., Luis FernandoWest European - R1b142514111114121212131529....................................................
Martínez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312132414101114121212141331..........................
Martinez Sr., Leroy OWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133118091011112514183115151617
Martínez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121213132917091011112514182914151617
Martínez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121213132919080911112515192915151717
Martínez, JoeWest European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121213132918091011112515192915151717
Martinez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121212141330....................................................
Martinez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121213141431....................................................
Martinez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132515111214121212131329..........................
Martin, (Anonymous)Iberian, R1b-SRY262713251411111411121113132918091011112515192915151718
Martínez, RubenNative American - Q-M313241309151812121112132817090911112614202814141617
Martínez, Fernando JoseNative American - Q1a3a132413111518121212131630....................................................
Martínez, EduardoNorth Eurasian - N13231211111311121014143017090911122614192814141515
Martínez y Morales, Dr. Jesus Flavio Med/Semitic - E1b-Z826>Z500913241309131411121014113018090911122314203314161617
Martínez, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132215091415111211131130....................................................
Martínez, Louis ManuelSemitic - J212241511141710151312112716....111129..192913151518
Martínez, RaulSemitic - J212231410131611151013112915080911112814203113141415
Martínez, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a2, P37.2132416101212111311141129....................................................
Martínez, (Anonymous)Southeast Asia - O-M175132415101619111212131330..........................
Martínez, Juan V.Nordic - I113231410131511141112112815080908112216202812141516
Mata Surname - DYS Markers
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Mata, DavidSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a15211711171911121213113016081011112714223013161718
Mata, MelchorSemitic - J2-M31912231310131611151112113016090911112515203112121313
Mayoral Surname - DYS Markers
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Mayoral, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121412131329..........................
Medel Surname - DYS Markers
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Medel, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212141330....................................................
Mediano Surname - DYS Markers
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Mediano, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212121329..........................
Medina - DYS Markers
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Medina, Henry LuceroSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161213113018080911112614212612141618
Medina, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G2132215101214111212121129....................................................
Medina, (Anonymous)Native American - Q132413091417121213121228....................................................
Medrano Surname - DYS Markers
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Medrano MD, SamuelSemitic - J1-M26712231410131911151113113019080911112514192512151517
Melendez Surname - DYS Markers
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Melendez, Ramon RaulSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a13211610161611121211112916081011112614213316161617
Melendez, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131311121013112918090911122214203314161717
Melgoza Surname - DYS Markers
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Melgoza, RafaelWest European - R1b-P312,13241511111412121214133017090911112515202915151717
Mendez Surname - DYS Markers
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Mendez, SamuelSemitic - J2122214101315111513141331....................................................
Mendez, Joe ÁlvarezEastern Europe/North Africa - R1b1*-P25 (Neg on downstream SNP's)13221611131411121214132920091011122714192912121515
Mendoza Surname - DYS Markers
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Mendoza, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b113241310161611121113113016090911112514213014161717
Mendoza, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-M9613221410151511121212112914090911112617203613141617
Mendoza, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M242142414101415121311121427....................................................
Mendoza, Henry CharlesWest European - R1b-P312*13241411111412121114143117090911112514182915151515
Menez Surname - DYS Markers
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Menez, CiriloWest European - R1b13241511111512121112132818091011112315192915151517
Meraz Surname - DYS Markers
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Meraz, RafaelNative American - Q-M3132313101418121211131431....................................................
Miranda Surname - DYS Markers
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Miranda, RalphNordic - I (FTDNA) or I2b (ISOGG),(P38+),(S23)13251611131811131212112817081010122215212914141515
Molina(o) Surname - DYS Markers
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Molina, BenitoNative American - Q-M313251310142012121313143017090911112614202914141415
Molina, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3*142313101418121212121328..........................
Molina, O.Semitic - J1e-P5812241410151811161113113019080911112714212512141617
Molino, George AlbertoWest European - R1b132214101114121211131329..........................
Molina, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132413111114121212131328..........................
Molinar Surname - DYS Markers
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Molinar, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a2132315101215111512131129....................................................
Mondragon Surname - DYS Markers
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Mondragon, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415091618111612121128....................................................
Montalvo Surname - DYS Markers
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Montalvo, AlfredWest European - R1b142414101115121212141330..........................
Montemayor Surname - DYS Markers
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Montemayor, Ernest ArthurWest European - R1b-P2513241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Montemayor, ReyIberian - R1b-DF2713241411131512121013132915091011112515193215151617
Montemayor Jr., DavidWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Montemayor Aldrete, RaulWest European - R1b-P25132314111315121211131329.............
Montemayor, Carlos ZapataMed/Semitic - Med/Semitic - E1b1b113241310151511121213113115090911112614203209151617
Montes Surname - DYS Markers
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Montes, JuanNative American - Q1a3a132413111417131213131631....................................................
Montes, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132514101114121211131329..........................
Montes, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G132216101414111211121128..........................
Montoya Surname - DYS Markers
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Montoya, Robert CarlSemitic - J2-L7013231509131611161113112914080911112614212910131414
Montoya, AnastacioWest European - R1b,13241411101512121113132917091011112515193015151618
Montoya, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121212141330....................................................
Mora Surname - DYS Markers
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Mora, UbilialdoNorth Eurasian - N13231211111311121014143017090911122614192814141515
Morales(z) Surname - DYS Markers
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Morales, RobertoWest European - R1b13241511111312121214133118091011112514183015151717
Morales, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314101111121213141330....................................................
Moralez, Larry JSouthwestern European - I2a-M26132317101212111311141129..........................
Moreno Surname - DYS Markers
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Moreno, DennisNative American - Q-M313241311141812121113153016090911112714202913141717
Moreno Sr, Luis ManuelSemitic - J1-M267122414101317111711131129....................................................
Moreno, GaloWest European - R1b-P312*132314111113121212141330....................................................
Moreno, JoseWest European - R1b,132414111114121212131330....................................................
Morfin Surname - DYS Markers
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Morfin, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212121329..........................
Moron Surname - DYS Markers
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Moron, Francisco CanoNative American - Q-M24214241610141512131112142715091012112714193114151617
Morones Surname - DYS Markers
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Morones, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132413091617111213131130....................................................
Moxon Surname - DYS Markers
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Moxon, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121313132918091011112515192815151718
Moya Surname - DYS Markers
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Munguia Surname - DYS Markers
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Munguia, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212141331..........................
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Munoz, John MarcosMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241310161811121213113015080911112614203314161717
Munoz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*13251411111412121113132918091011112614182914161617
Munoz, (Anonymous)Northwestern European - R1b-L2113241510111412121113132919091011112414193015151616
Munoz, PlinioFrisian - I2b-M223>L122814221610161811131314123218090911112415202712151515
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Nava, Joseph AngelWest European - R1b132314111114121212131329....................................................
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Navarro, MauricioWest European - R1b-M269*13251411111412121113142917091011112514183014151517
Navarro, Mario J.West European - R1b132414111114121212141330....................................................
Navarro, Dr. JosephWest European - R1b13241411111412121313132916091011112615192915161717
Navarro, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13251311111412121113132917091011112514183014151517
Navarro, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a2132316101212111312141129....................................................
Nevarez Surname - DYS Markers
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Nevarez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111512121113133017091111112515192915151616
Nieto Surname - DYS Markers
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Nieto, Santos GabrielSemitic - J1-M267*12231410131811161113113117080910112414202611141618
Nieto, DennieCaucasus - G2-P15*13221510121411121212112918090911112316202712141416
Nieto, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E1b1a132115101617111211131130..........................
Noriega Surname - DYS Markers
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Noriega, Gerardo R.Eurasian - F-M8914221410131311121313103016090911112415203312121515
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Nuncio, AbrahamWest European - R1b,132414111114121212131330....................................................
Nunez Surname - DYS Markers
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Nunez, ManuelWest European - R1b-P2513241410111412121113132918091011112414182914151618
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Ochoa, ThomasWest European - R1b132414111114121211141330....................................................
Ochoa, RichardWest European - R1b13241411111412121312132816091011112515192815151717
Ochoa, GilMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241310161711121113113015090911112614193214161617
Ochoa, (Anonymous)Nordic - I1132214101315111411121128..........................
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Ocon, CarlosNative American - Q132414101617121412141431....................................................
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Olivas, CarlosWest European - R1b132414101213121213131330....................................................
Olivas, SeanMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132313091314111210131129....................................................
Olivas, (Anonymous)Caucasus - G2132215101214111212121129....................................................
"According to my information, virtually all New Mexico Olivas' descended from Juan Bautista de Olivas, whereas the California Olivas' came from a different progenitor." - Sean Olivas -
Ordaz Surname - DYS Markers
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Ordaz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111412121213133017091011112514192915161717
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Ordonez, HerculanoEastern European - R1a142516101114121210121129..........................
Ordonez Merlos, JesusWest European - R1b (WAMH)13241410111412121213132917091011112414182915151717
Orosco Surname - DYS Markers
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RepostOrosco, EdwardCaucasus - G2-L9114221510131511121213113120090911112316212811131414
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Ortega, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3142313101517121212131630....................................................
Ortega, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101114121212121329..........................
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Ortiz, DonSemitic - J2122314101416111512131129....................................................
Ortiz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P31213241411111412121113132917090911112615192915151517
Ortiz Cruz, Miguel AngelWest European - R1b132414111314121213131329....................................................
Ortiz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111114131213131330..........................
Ortiz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241511111412121213132917091011112515192715151617
Pacheco Surname - DYS Markers
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Pacheco, CharlesWest European - R1b-P31213251411111412121215133017091011112415192914141717
Pacheco, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-U152,132414111115121212131329....................................................
Paez Surname - DYS Markers
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Paez, (Anonymous)Eurasian - T-M70132315101415111211121427....................................................
Palacios Surname - DYS Markers
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Palacios, AdrianNative American - Q-M3132413101517121212141630....................................................
Palacios, TomasWest European - R1b-M26913241410101512121212132717091011112414193215161717
Palacios, RichardWest European - R1b-M26913241410101512121212132717091011112414193215161717
Palacios, Jesse DavidWest European - R1b132414111114121212141330....................................................
Palacios, Aaron IsaacWest European - R1b132414111116121212131229..........................
Palacios, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132413101620111212121129....................................................
Pardo Surname - DYS Markers
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Parocua Surname - DYS Markers
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Parocua, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M24213241411161612121214153116090911112314192914151717
Patino Surname - DYS Markers
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Patino, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M26912241410111612121213152819090911112415193215151617
Paz Surname - DYS Markers
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Paz, JoshuaWest European - R1b132415111212121212131328....................................................
Pedraza Surname - DYS Markers
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Pedraza, RobertoWest European - R1b,(WAMH)13241410111412121213132917091011112515193014151718
Peña Surname - DYS Markers
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Peña, FedericoSouthwestern European - I2a2132317101212111312131128....................................................
Peña, JaymeFrisian - I2b142316101617111312141231..........................
Peña, Jose Felipe de LaWest European - R1b12241411111412121213132917091011112515193015161717
Peña, James Amador West European - R1b-M26913241410121412121213132917090911112515192915151717
Peña, José FernandoSemitic - J2-M31912231311141711151014113215090911112415193212131718
Pérez(s) Surname - DYS Markers
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Pérez, Henry SalasMed/Semitic - E-M35152513091516111211131130....................................................
Pérez, Robert G.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091315111210141130....................................................
Pérez, VictorMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241309131511121014113018090911122414203214161617
Pérez, Noe EddieWest European - R1b-M26913241411131712121413142918091012112515192815161717
Pérez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241411111412131213133017091011112415192915151717
Pérez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132415111115121212131329..........................
Pérez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111114121212131430..........................
Pérez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132514111115121213131329..........................
Péres, JoelIberian - R1b-Z27813241412111312121214133017091011112514182814171818
Pérez, Donald CharlesWest European - R1b12241411111412121213132917091011112515192915151717
Pérez, Hector SamuelSemitic - J2-M6712231410131611151014113015080911112814203112141415
Pérez (Anonymous)Native American - Q13221310141712121012163016090911112414202914141516
Pinedo(a) Surname - DYS Markers
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Pinedo, MagdalenoWest European - R1b13241411111412121214133018081011112515193315151617
Pineda, (Anonymous)Central Asia/Middle East - Q-M242132415101416121211131428..........................
Pisaño Surname - DYS Markers
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Pisaño, GregoryNative American - Q-M242*13241310141713121112133016090911112614213014141516
Plascencia Surname - DYS Markers
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Plascencia, EmanuelSemitic - J2-L2412231410141711151213112916080911112615213112121516
Ponce Surname - DYS Markers
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Ponce, Hector DavidSemitic - J2122414101515111312131130....................................................
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Porras, (Anonymous)West European - R1b14241411111412121213132916091011112515183015151718
Prieto Surname - DYS Markers
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Prieto, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111214121211131328....................................................
Puentes Surname - DYS Markers
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Puentes, JosephFrisia - R1b-U106>Z15613251410111512121214133118091010112515192815151618
Puentes, (Anonymous)Sub Saharan Africa - E-P1152117101617111212131130....................................................
Quintana Surname - DYS Markers
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Quintana, Benjamin JosephCaucasus - G2-P1514211511131511121112112917090911112316222712131414
Quintana, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b113231410151811121214113217090911112614213014151617
Quintanilla Surname - DYS Markers
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Quintanilla, Gilberto EstevanMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Quintanilla, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Quiroz Surname - DYS Markers
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Quiroz Sr, Robert VillescasSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a13211511171811121113113018081011112514223113151616
Ramirez Surname - DYS Markers
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Ramirez, Joseph RaymondNative American - Q-M314231310141812121212132817090911092614202814141518
Ramirez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M242132313101418121213121428....................................................
Ramirez, James AlbertNative American - Q-M3132513101416121111141430....................................................
Ramirez, JamesWest European - R1b13251410111411121214133016091011112515192915151717
Ramirez, Hugo ArmandoWest European - R1b-M31213251410111412121213132917091011122515192815151618
Ramirez, West European - R1b13241411111313121213132918091011112414182915161616
Ramirez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b (Irish Modal Haplotype)132514111113121212131429..........................
Ramirez, AdamCentral Asia/Middle East - Q1b12221310131612121313152918091011112514193013131515
Ramirez, AnonymousSemitic - J212231310141711151114113015080911112614193212141415
Ramirez, Dr. OscarSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017080911112614212712141617
Ramirez, JorgeSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017080911112614212712141617
Ramirez, JavierSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101315111612131130..........................
Ramos Surname - DYS Markers
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Ramos, Carlos RubenIberian, R1b-SRY262714241411111512121213132917091011112415193215151718
Welcome Carlos Ramos as co-administrator (along with myself) of the New Ramos Surname Project. This project is open to all Ramos world wide, while those with Ramos ancestors from Mexico along their fathers Y-dna line, can still post to this page and be a part of this study. CLICK HERE TO JOIN For conventional research on the Ramos Surname see Carlos' Roots Path for information back to the Conquistadors.
Recoder Surname - DYS Markers
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Recoder, Ernesto AdanIndian Subcontinent - H-M6912221510141811121114123216090910122314193012121415
Rendon Surname - DYS Markers
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Rendon, Armando BernardCentral Asia - R1b-M7312251411131412121214132919091011112215203112151618
Rendon, CrispinMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241310161811121113113015090911112614203314161617
Renteria Surname - DYS Markers
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Renteria (Vega), Dennis FrankMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241309131411121014113018090911122414203114161617
Reyes Surname - DYS Markers
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Reyes, (Anonymous)Semitic - J112231410131811161113113120080911112513202513151617
Reyes, MiltonWest European - R1b13231511111412121213132918090911112515192815151617
Reynoso Surname - DYS Markers
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Reynoso, Jose MariaIberian - R1b-DF2713241510111412121113132817091011112415183114151717
Riojas Surname - DYS Markers
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Riojas, AnastacioWest European - R1b13251410111412121113132916........111125....202915151717
Rios Surname - DYS Markers
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Rios, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-P58>J1-L147.1(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113018080911112614212712131617
Rios, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13251410111312121213132918101011112515182915151617
Rivas Surname - DYS Markers
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Rivas, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-M267122315101318111611121130....................................................
Rivas, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241412121412121214133118091011112515192815151718
Rivas, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*,13241410111412121313132918091011112515192915151616
Rivera Surname - DYS Markers
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Rivera, EnriqueWest European - R1b132414101114121213141330..........................
Rivera, Alberto LuisWest European - R1b,(WAMH)132414111114121212131329....................................................
Rivera, PeteWest European - R1b,(WAMH)13241411111412121113132918........111125....193015161717
Rivera, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111115121212131329....................................................
Rivera, (Anonymous)West European - R1b142414101114121212131329....................................................
Rivera, Dr. HenrySemitic - J1-26712231410121711161113113117080910112414202611141616
Rivera, Henry PompaMed/Semitic - E1b1b1122413101418111211131128....................................................
Rivera, (Anonymous)Southwestern European - I2a2, I-P37.2132317101212111311131128..........................
Robledo Surname - DYS Markers
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Robledo, EricSoutheast Asia - O-M17513231510121311121212142817070911122514182912121314
Robles Surname - DYS Markers
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Robles, Donald EugeneMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113017090911122314203214161717
Robles, Jesus Eduardo Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113017090911122314203214161717
Robles, Sergio RobertoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091314111210141130....................................................
Robles (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091314111210141130....................................................
Robles, RobertoSemitic - J2-M172122414101416111312131130....................................................
Robles, Robert LopezNorthwestern European - R1b-L21>Z25313231411121512121113132918091011112415193115151717
Robles, Tom C.Caucasus - G2142215101516111211121029.............
Rocha Surname - DYS Markers
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Rocha, TobyNative American - Q-M3132513101421121212131430....................................................
Rocha, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312*13241410111412131213132918091011112615192915151617
Rodarte Surname - DYS Markers
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RodarteNative American - Q1a3a142413101417121211131630....................................................
Rodriguez Surname - DYS Markers
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Rodriguez, Martin CamposWest European - R1b122414111115121213131329........................................................
Rodriguez, JesseWest European - R1b1323141011151212111313291709101111251519281414151719
Rodriguez, DavidWest European - R1b-P312*132413111215121212131329..............
Rodriguez, LucioWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329....................................................
Rodriguez, A.J.West European - R1b132414111114121212131331..............
Rodriguez, Chris JIberian - R1b>DF81 (WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112515192815151717
Rodriguez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132415101113121210131329....................................................
Rodriguez Jr., GerardoWest European - R1b14241411111412121313132916091011112615192815161717..
Rodriguez, Dominic Salvatore West European - R1b13241410121512121113133016091011112514192815161617..
RodriguezNative American - Q-M313241310151712121213153015091011112414202914151618..
Rodriguez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413101317121212131530....................................................
Rodriguez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3142313101417121212121329..........................
Rodriguez Sr, JuanNative American - Q-M314241310141812121212132819090911092714202814141517
Rodriguez, Dr. Luis AngelEurasian - T132315111617111211131530............................
Rodriguez, ArturoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132313101515111212131131....................................................
Rodriguez, (Anonymous)Nordic - I11322141013141114111111271408090811231620291214141516
New Rodriguez, DavidSouthwestern European - I2a213231710121211131413112819081011112515212810141414
Rodriguez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1122314101318111611131130....................................................
Romero Surname - DYS Markers
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Romero, RichardSemitic - J2-M20512241511161811151212112717080911132414193013151517
Romero, OsvaldoSemitic - J2-M9212221410131511151114113015090911112615203112131516
Romero, (Anonymous)Frisian - I2b142315101516111310141232.............
Romero, Eddie VictorNorthwestern European - R1b-L2113241411121412121113132917101011112415193214151717
Romero, D.West European - R1b-L51*13241410111613121213132916091011112515192915161618
Romo Surname - DYS Markers
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Romo, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2-M172122414101515111412131131..........................
Romo, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a132515121114121210131130.....................................................
Romo, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314111114121212141330....................................................
New Romo, Rolando MedellinWest European - R1b13231411111412121214133117091011112515183015151617
Rosales Surname - DYS Markers
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Rosales IV, ManuelWest European - R1b132414101114121211131330....................................................
Ruiz Surname - DYS Markers
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Ruiz, RudyIberian - R1b-Z196 (xSRY2627, M153)13231411111512121413132918091011112514182914161717
Ruiz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101015121212131329..........................
Ruiz, ManuelFrisian - R1b-U106*(WAMH)13241411111412121213132918091011112614192915151616
Ruiz, Antonio MunozNative American - Q-M3132414101518121210141630....................................................
Ruiz, Rafael H.Semitic - J2-M17212231310131811151213112915090911112715213012131515
Saavedra Surname - DYS Markers
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Saavedra, RobertNative American - Q-M3132413121520121312131430....................................................
Saenz Surname - DYS Markers
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Saenz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121213132917091011112515193115151717
Saenz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111214121212141330..........................
Salas Surname - DYS Markers
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Salas, BernardoWest European - R1b-M26913241511101412121314133016091011112515192815151617
Salas, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a14241610111412121014113115091011112414203212151516
Salas, ServandoSub Saharan Africa - E1b1a1421151015181112131311301608091111251420.2913161717
Salazar Surname - DYS Markers
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Salazar Ph.D., Jose de JesusWest European - R1b132414101115121212141331....................................................
Salazar, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111111121212141331..........................
Salazar, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132413091617111213131131....................................................
Salazar, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413101417121212141432....................................................
Saldana Surname - DYS Markers
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Saldana, UvaldoNative American - Q-M3132313101618121212131830....................................................
Saldana, Saul ThomasIberian - R1b-L21>DF7313241411111412121314133017091011112415193014151617
Saldivar Surname - DYS Markers
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Saldivar. TiberioBalkans - I214241510121311131112112918080811112515203111111616
New Saldivar. MalaquiasBalkans - I-BY1640814241510121311131112112819080811112515203111111616
Salinas Surname - DYS Markers
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Salinas, RicardoFrisian - I2b15231610151611131213123016081011112514202911141415
Salinas, JamesFrisian - I2-M223,(M284-)15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141415
Salinas, Louis BalderosFrisian - I2b152316111517111312131230....................................................
Salinas, G. WalterFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
Salinas, AdolphFrisian - I2b15231610151811131213123016080911112514202911141415
Salinas, LauroFrisian - I2-M223152315101518111312131230....................................................
Salinas, TomasFrisian - I2-M22315231610151811131313123016080911112514202911141415
Salinas, JimmyWest European - R1b13241411111412121214133015091011112514192915151717
Salinas, Louis C.West European - R1b-P25132414131114121213151331..........................
Salinas Ramirez, Arquimedes AramCaucasus - G214221510151611121212103019090911112416212813131414
According to the book "With All Arms" by Duaine, Pedro de Salinas would be the earliest documented Salinas in Northeastern Mexico. He was in Cerralvo in 1635 and had a son of the same name that said he was born in the realm in 1658. This would have put Pedro de Salinas the likely ancestor of the Salinas', in Nuevo Leon in 1621, as he was 37 years old when he made this statement. Later Javier Salinas (a founder of Mier Tamaulipas) married Dona Maria Rosa Longoria and had as children Maria age 16, Ignacio age 14, Francisca age 13, Petra age 12, and Francisco age 10 - Gary Felix.
Sancedo Surname - DYS Markers
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Sancedo, Anthony JamesMed/Semitic - E1b1b112241310141811121113112816090911112714203112141616
Sanchez Surname - DYS Markers
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Sanchez MD, Jose RobertoWest European - R1b, (WAMH)13241411111412121213132916091011112515null3115151517
Sanchez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111014121212141330..........................
Sanchez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411121412121313133016090911112415192915151717
Sanchez, Juan FranciscoWest European - R1b-P312>DF2713241410111512121313132718091011112415193014151617
Sanchez Murrillo, BenjaminWest European - R1b13241410111412121313132718091011112415193014151617
Sanchez, Ramon M.West European - R1b13251410111412121314133017090911112515213115151616
Sanchez, JamesWest European - R1b,13241310111412121113132918091011112515192915151717
Sanchez, RoyWest European - R1b-P312>DF2713241410111512121315133117091011112514193016161718
Sanchez, JesseIberian - R1b-L21>DF7313241411111412121313132917091011112415192914161617
Sanchez, DennisSemitic - J1122314111417111711131132....................................................
Sanchez, (Anonymous)Eastern European - R1a-M19813271610111412121012113015091011112514203312151516
Sanchez, DavidEurasian - T-M7013231510141611121113133018090911132614193311131616
Sandate Surname - DYS Markers
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Sandate (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M242132413101416121210131529....................................................
Sandoval Surname - DYS Markers
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Sandoval, Albert CenovioSemitic - J2-M172122413101316111512130929....................................................
Sandoval, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415101317111510131129....................................................
(de los) Santos (Coy) Surname - DYS Markers
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de los Santos, Juan ASemitic - J1-M26712231410131711161113113117080910112414202711141618
de los Santos, Pedro EligioSemitic - J112231410131711161113113117080910112414202711141618
Santos, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1122314101317111611131131..........................
Santoscoy, Dr. Gilbert SalvadorSemitic - J1-Z64412231410131711161113113017080910112414202711141618
Santos, (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-M267132314111318111812141131....................................................
Santos de Bustos, JorgeMed/Semitic - E-V2213241410181911121113112918091011112414203215151617
Sauceda Surname - DYS Markers
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SaucedaMed/Semitic - E1b1b112241310141811121113112816090911112714203214151616
Senna Surname - DYS Markers
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Senna, CarlNative American - Q-M3132613101418121212141431160909121125141929141414151818
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Sepulveda, Alfred StevenNordic - I1-P10913231410151511141112112815080908112316202912141516
Sepulveda, (Anonymous)Eurasian - T132315101516111211131330....................................................
Serda Surname - DYS Markers
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Serda, StevenWest European - R1b13231411111412121313132922091011112514183015151717
Serda, Jason StevenWest European - R1b-P312*13231411111412121313132922091011112514183015151718
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Serros MD, EdwardWest European - R1b-M269*(WAMH)13241411111412121113132917091011112514192915161717
Sifuentes Surname - DYS Markers
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Sifuentes, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E-M35122413101417111211131128....................................................
Silva Surname - DYS Markers
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Silva-Hernandez, SaulIberian, R1b-SRY262713241411111412121313132917091011112515192915151618
Silva, Tomas JesusWest European - R1b13231410111312121313132917091011112615192915151718
Silva, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-M26913241410111412121214133017091011112415193215151717
Silva, Leonel B.West European - R1b-P2513251410101512121214143017091011112515192915151616
Solis Surname - DYS Markers
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Solis, JosephWest European - R1b132314111114121211131329....................................................
Solis, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13231411111412121313132918091011112514182915151717
Solis, Daniel SantiagoWest European - R1b,(WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Solis, FranciscoSemitic - J2a2a122214101215111511131129..........................
Solis, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132313101618111213131130....................................................
Solorio Surname - DYS Markers
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Solorio, Ray NunezWest European - R1b-M269*13241410111412121214133017091011112514182915151717
Sosa Surname - DYS Markers
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Soza, RandalCaucasus - G-M20113221515111113111212141130180909081123162129131313131314
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Sotelo Sr, DavidMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132413101314111211141130....................................................
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Soto, ArnulfoCaucasus - G214221510141411131112112916090911112316213112131314
Soto, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132313101518121211121328....................................................
Soto, James RussellSemitic - J2-M9213221410121511151213113015090911112614212913131516
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Sotomayor, Frank OrtegaWest European - R1b13241411111412121314133117091011112514183015151718
Suarez Surname - DYS Markers
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Suarez, FranciscoNative American - Q-P36*13231310141612121212142815090911112514192714151516
Suarez, (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-M313251310142212121313143018090911112614203014151519
Suarez, Manuel TorresNative American - Q-M313231310151612121414143015090911112514203312151818
Tafoya Surname - DYS Markers
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Tafoya, JimmyMed/Semitic - E1b1b113231409131411121014113118090911132214203314161617
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Tamez, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111114121213131329....................................................
Tamez, Jose TomasSemitic - J212241510101811151213113017080911102714193113161617
Tarin Surname - DYS Markers
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Tarin, RobertIberian - R1b-DF27>DF81(WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112515192815151717
Tarin, AugustínWest European - R1b(WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112515192815151717
Tarin, Jesus.West European - R1b-M269*(WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112515192815151517
Tarin-Segura, GerardoCaucasus - G2-P15*142315101414111311121127.............
Welcome Robert Tarin as the new project administrator of the Tarin Surname Project. CLICK HERE TO JOIN
Tellez Surname - DYS Markers
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Tellez, HectorWest European - R1b,(WAMH)13241411111412121213132918080911112515192915151617
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Tello, ArthurFrisian - I2b1,(Roots)14231511151511131213122915081011112515202811131515
Tenorio Surname - DYS Markers
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Tenorio, ManuelSemitic - J1-M267>L82312231410141711171213112917080811112514202514141616
Tenorio, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132413101418121213131631....................................................
Terrazas Surname - DYS Markers
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Terrazas MD, AlexanderWest European - R1b13241711121412121113132917091011112515192916171717
Terrazas, RonaldWest European - R1b132514111214121212131330....................................................
Tijerina Surname - DYS Markers
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Tijerina, Tomas MartinezMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132313091314111210141230....................................................
Tijerina, Jorge NemesioSemitic - J1e-P5813231410131811161113113018080911112514202512141617
Tijerina, (Anonymous)West European - R1b (WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112315192914151617
Torre Surname - DYS Markers
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de la Torre, BenjaminCaucasus - G214221510141511121112112816080911112316212812131414
Torres Surname - DYS Markers
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Torres, FranciscoWest European - R1b-P31212241411111512121214133017091011112514182915151717
Torres, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132414111214121212131329....................................................
Torres, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,132415111114121212131331..........................
Torres, (Anonymous)West European - R1b142514101114121112131329..........................
Torres, (Anonymous)West European - R1b142514101114121112131329..........................
Torres, Jose DarioCaucasus - G2-P303>L140>Z342814221510121611121113113016090911112316213012131414
Trejo Surname - DYS Markers
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Trevino Surname - DYS Markers
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Trevino MD, ArthurWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915090911112515193215151617
Trevino, BenjaminWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Trevino, JoseWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329..............
Trevino, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111315121211131329..............
Trevino Ph.D, Richard JohnWest European - R1b132314111114121211131329....................................................
Trevino, (Anonymous)West European - R1b12241411111412121313132920081011112615182914151818
Trevino, PedroWest European - R1b13241411111412121414133017091011112415192914151617
Trevino, Julian MikeSemitic - J212231510121411151213112916080910112715192814141617
Trevino, RickNative American - C-M21714251511111311131313113019080811122914202712121617
Based on conventional research; the Trevino name in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) likely came from Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. The Garza and Trevino Families have been linked through Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon for over four centuries. Here is an example of how it was custom, especially in colonial times for a son to sometimes take his mothers maiden name as his surname. There is evidence of this throughout this website. Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon was the founder of Monterrey Mexico in 1596. These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. The Trevino name is rare in Spain yet it is as common in Mexico. This is a testament to the success of his progeny. Additional source on Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine - Gary Felix
Trujillo Surname - DYS Markers
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Trujillo, (Anonymous)Indian Subcontinent - H122215101718111211131129..........................
Trujillo, (Anonymous)West European - Likely R1b1*132514101111111212131329..........................
Unknown Surname - DYS Markers
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Madden, AlanMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314193214161617
Ramirez, CesarMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018....111223..203115161617
Hernandez, RobertMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132314101618111212141132..........................
Escalante, Antonio Med/Semitic - E1b1b113221509151511121113113015090911112414213414141617
Hernandez, FrankNative American - Q-M314241310152112121212132818090911092514202713141518
Gonzales, Dana JohnNative American - Q1a3a13231310141712121112143018090911112614null2715151515
Chavez, Roger LorenzoWest European - R1b1b213241410111312121213132817090911112515192815151717
Gallardo, David M.West European - R1b-M269*13241511111412121314133117091111122414182915151618
Alderete, ErnieWest European - R1b-P2513251411111412121112132816091011112515192915151617
Ramirez, Lupe G.West European - R1b13251411111412121213132917090911112515182915151717
Camacho, Jose A.West European - R1b13251410111312121213133017101011112515183014151617
Cantu, RamonWest European - R1b132515111214121212131329..........................
Martínez-Casas, Dr. Sergio EugenioWest European - R1b-P312*13231411111412121213133019090911112416193015151617
Garcia, Joe Albert (Venegas)Frisian - I2-M223,(Root1)14231511151511131113122915081011112515202811131515
Gonzalez, Teofilo RafaelSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101315111613131130..........................
Carrillo, JuanSemitic - J2-L229 & neg. L230122314111316111511131129160809111127162131121316161616
Valdéz Surname - DYS Markers
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Valdéz, Ricardo LlanosWest European - R1b132314101114121211141330..........................
Valdéz, Lorenzo RomoWest European - R1b13241410111412121113132918091011112414182914151618
Valdéz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241410111412121114133219091011112514183115151717
Valdéz, NorbertoWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133119091011112514183115151617
Valdéz, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414101313121211131329..........................
Valdéz, PaulWest European - R1b132414111114121213141330..........................
Valdéz, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122314101318111511131130170809111125162028121315151516
Valdéz, Bennie CarlosFrisian - I2b-M223>I-BY13814231511151511131113122815081011112515202811131515
Vallejos Surname - DYS Markers
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Vallejos, Jack FarisNordic - I113231411131411141112112815080908112216202812141516
Valtierra Surname - DYS Markers
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Valtierra, Carlos EnriqueSouthwestern European - I2a2132217111112111314141129....................................................
Vasquez Surname - DYS Markers
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Vasquez, John SaldivarSouthwestern European - I2a213231710121211131213112815081011112515212911141515
Vasquez, (Anonymous)Western Europe - R1b13241410111412121114133018091011112514192915151617
Vega Surname - DYS Markers
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Vega, FranklinWest European - R1b1324141111151212131313291509101011...15...3115151617
Vela Surname - DYS Markers
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Vela, HumbertoWest European - R1b13251411111512121212132817091011112515192915161617
Vela, RodolfoWest European - R1b13251411111412121212132817....111125..192915161617
Vela, Vidal WilliamWest European - R1b132413111114121212141329..........................
Velasco Surname - DYS Markers
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Velasco, AugieWest European - R1b132414101114121213121329....................................................
Velazco, Robert F.West European - R1b13241411111412121214132918091011112415192913151516
Velasco (Velasquez), Jose Alberto West European - R1b132414101114121212141331..........................
Velasco, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3*142313101416121212121328..........................
Venegas/Banegas Surname - DYS Markers
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Venegas, Dr.JorgeFrisian - I2-M223>L812,(S67+)14231610151611131113122915081011112615202811131515
Banegas, JohnWest European - R1b132414101114121212141330....................................................
Vidal Surname - DYS Markers
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Vidal, AbelardoWest European, R1b-P312>DF2713241412121612121213143017091011112514202915151617
Vidal, Robert MichaelWest European - R1b,(WAMH)132414111114121212131329..........................
Vidaure Surname - DYS Markers
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Vidaure, (Anonymous)West European - R1b-P312132414111114121211131330....................................................
Vigil Surname - DYS Markers
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Vigil, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122415101317111513121128....................................................
Villa Surname - DYS Markers
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Villa, John KeithFrisia - R1b-U106-L4813231411111412121113132916091011112415192915.171718
Villa, (Anonymous)West European - R1b,13241510111412121113132817091011112415193115151717
Villa, DavidFrisian - I2b14231610151611131113122915080911112615203011131415
Villalobos/Villalovos Surname - DYS Markers
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Villalobos, AlfredoSemitic - J1-M267,12231410131711161113112917080911112514202612141618
Villalovos, LouWest European - R1b14241411111412121213132916090911112615192815151617
Villalobos, Celestino AlonsoWest European - R1b-U152(WAMH)13241411111412121213132916090911112615192815151617
Villalobos, (Anonymous)West European - R1b15231411111412121213132916091011112414183014161617
Villalobos, (Anonymous)West European - R1b152314111114121213131329..........................
Villanueva Surname - DYS Markers
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Villanueva, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132314121115121211131330....................................................
Villarreal Surname - DYS Markers
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Villarreal, DannyMed/Semitic - E-M3513251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, EmetarioMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, V.Med/Semitic - E-M35*13251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, DanielMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, HomeroMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, Pedro (Pete)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091818111212131230....................................................
Villarreal Sr., Rodolfo GalindoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091818111212131230....................................................
Villarreal, Juan D.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091819111212131230....................................................
Villarreal, OmarMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121113123015090911122614203215161617
Villarreal, William CareyMed/Semitic - E-M3513241309181811121113123015090911122614203215161617
Villarreal, EdwardoMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161619
Villarreal, RickMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121313123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, GilbertMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309171811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, LucianoWest European - R1b-M269,(WAMH)13241411111412121113132916091011112315192914151617
Villarreal Jr., EstanWest European - R1b-M26913241411131512121113142915091011112515193215151617
Villareal, Joe MariaWest European - R1b132414111114121212121228....................................................
Villareal, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411111412121212122817091011112515192915151517
Villareal, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111114121212121229....................................................
Villarreal, Elias G.West European - R1b14241410111412121313132916091011112515192914151717
Villarreal, GilbertWest European - R1b13241411121412121213132916091011112614193013151517
Villareal, DavidWest European - R1b13241611111412121113132917091011112515183115151617
Villarreal, ManuelNative American - Q-M313251310141912121113153116090911122714203114141520
Villareal, (Anonymous)Native American - Q1-P36.213231310141812121212132917070911112514192914141618
Villarreal, EnriqueSemitic - J1(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017.2080911112614212712141617
Welcome Danny Villarreal as co-administrator (along with myself) of the New Villarreal Y-DNA Project. This project is open to all Villarreals world wide, while those with Villarreal ancestors from Mexico along their fathers Y-dna line, can still post to this page and be a part of this study. CLICK HERE TO JOIN For conventional research on the Villarreal Surname see Danny's Villarreal Genealogy for information back to the Conquistadors.
Villegas Surname - DYS Markers
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Villegas, MaclovioMed/Semitic - E1b1b113241310171711121113112914090911112614183415161616
Villegas, ManuelSemitic - J212231410131511151013113016080911112515223013161617
Villescas Surname - DYS Markers
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Villescas, Ramon SosaCaucasus - G2-P303*14221510141511131112112916090911112315213012121313
Yanez Surname - DYS Markers
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Yanez, JoaquinWest European - R1b132414101314121312131329.............
Yanez, JustoWest European - R1b132414111012121211131329.............
Yanez, (Anonymous)Semitic - J2122314101315111510131130..........................
Ybarra Surname - DYS Markers
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Ybarra, John AnthonyWest European - R1b13241411111412121214133117091011112514182914151617
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Ynclan Surname - DYS Markers
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Yturralde Surname - DYS Markers
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Zamora Surname - DYS Markers
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Zúñiga Surname - DYS Markers
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Zúñiga, (Anonymous)Native American - Q-M3132414101416131213131631....................................................
Zúñiga, Miguel A.Iberian - R1b-DF27>DF8113241412111412121112132816091011112515192815151717
Recent Origins - 25 or 37 marker test For genealogical purposes it is important to look at 23 to 37 marker matches. Since it was the custom in latin america to sometimes take a surname from the maternal side, geography comes into play. Some may match other surnames and one of the ways to narrow down a closer familial relationship is by looking at common geography. This is the reason this project is only open to those who's Y-dna line is from Mexico. If geography is not common such as in a person from Mexico matching all 25 markers with someone from Argentina then the relation- ship may not likely be recent. This type of result may show a common ancestor before surnames came about, around the thirteenth century or thereabouts. There is also different DNA results among those sharing the same surname for the same reason. Some time ago an ancestor may have taken the name of a maternal ancestor to honor their mother or because it was more prominent at the time or for another reason. A Message from the President of FamilyTreeDNA to this Surname Project Septernber 8,2003 "One item for you to be aware of... If you are testing male members of the founding families of Mexico, especially the founding families of Northern Mexico, you will probably see a strong % of Semitic DNA evidence of Crypto Jews who were among the Spanish conquerors of Mexico from the 1500's. We have clearly seen these foot steps in the testing we have done to date." Best Regards, Bennett Greenspan President Family Tree DNA www.FamilyTreeDNA.com
Y-DNA Founders
Villarreal Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Villarreal, DannyMed/Semitic - E-M3513251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, EmetarioMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, V.Med/Semitic - E-M35*13251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, DanielMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, HomeroMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, Pedro (Pete)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091818111212131230....................................................
Villarreal Sr., Rodolfo GalindoMed/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091818111212131230....................................................
Villarreal, Juan D.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1132513091819111212131230....................................................
Villarreal, OmarMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121113123015090911122614203215161617
Villarreal, William CareyMed/Semitic - E-M3513241309181811121113123015090911122614203215161617
Villarreal, EdwardoMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121213123015090911122614203215161619
Villarreal, RickMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309181811121313123015090911122614203215161618
Villarreal, GilbertMed/Semitic - E1b1b113251309171811121213123015090911122614203215161618
This line traces their ancestry back to Diego de Villarreal (1601 to 1672), a founder of Northeastern Mexico. For conventional research on the Villarreal Surname see Danny's Villarreal Genealogy.
Garza - Trevino - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Garza, LucianoWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515203315151617
Garza, (Anonymous)West European - R1b13241411131512121113132916091011112515193215151617
Garza-Cantu, LuisWest European - R1b113241511131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Garza, HenryWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Garza, AlvaroWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
de La Garza, Francisco S.West European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Garza, Joel LuisWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Trevino, BenjaminWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Trevino MD, ArthurWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915090911112515193215151617
Trevino, JoseWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Trevino, (Anonymous)West European - R1b132414111315121211131329..............
Gonzalez-Yeaton, MiguelWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Escamilla, HeribertoWest European - R1b-P31213241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Campos Jr., Robert IgnacioWest European - R1b13241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Montemayor, Ernest ArthurWest European - R1b-P2513241411131512121113132915091011112515193215151617
Montemayor, ReyIberian - R1b-DF2713241411131512121013132915091011112515193215151617
Montemayor Jr., DavidWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Montemayor Aldrete, RaulWest European - R1b-P25132314111315121211131329.............
Rodriguez, LucioWest European - R1b132414111315121211131329.............
Villarreal Jr., EstanWest European - R1b13241411131512121113142915091011112515193215151617
The Garza and Trevino families have been linked through Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon for over four centuries. We are now seeing other surnames of founding families of Monterrey with the y-dna of Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Here is an example of how it was custom, especially in colonial times for a son to sometimes take his mothers maiden name as his surname. There is evidence of this throughout this website. Luciano Garza and Dr. Arthur Trevino have traced their ancestry to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon - Gary Felix. See this information on the Y-DNA of Marcos Alonso GARZA ARCON from Crispin Rendon.
Salinas Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Salinas, RicardoFrisian - I2b15231610151611131213123016081011112514202911141415
Salinas, JamesFrisian - I2-M22315231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141415
Carmona, Guadalupe OscarFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141415
Hinojosa, Lucas LongoriaFrisian - I2b14231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
Longoria III, PedroFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
Salinas, G. WalterFrisian - I2b15231610151711131213123016081011112514202911141515
Salinas, LouisFrisian - I2b152316111517111312131230....................................................
Salinas, AdolphFrisian - I2b15231610151811131213123016080911112514202911141415
Loa, RamonFrisian - I2b15231610151811131213123016080911112514202911141415
Salinas, LauroFrisian - I2b152315101518111312131230....................................................
Salinas, TomasFrisian - I2b15231610151811131313123016080911112514202911141415
According to the book "With All Arms" by Duaine, Pedro de Salinas would be the earliest documented Salinas in Northeastern Mexico. He was in Cerralvo in 1635 and had a son of the same name that said he was born in the realm in 1658. This would have put Pedro de Salinas the likely ancestor of the Salinas', in Nuevo Leon in 1621, as he was 37 years old when he made this statement. Later Javier Salinas (a founder of Mier Tamaulipas) married Dona Maria Rosa Longoria and had as children Maria age 16, Ignacio age 14, Francisca age 13, Petra age 12, and Francisco age 10 - Gary Felix.
Chapa Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Chapa, AlexWest European - R1b-P2513241411111413121313132817091011112516193115151717
Chapa Jr, Amancio JoseWest European - R1b132414111114131213131328.............
Chapa, FernandoWest European - R1b132414111114131213131328.............
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Based on conventional research; the Chapa name in Northern Mexico came from Juan Bautista Schiapapria b.1627 in Arbisola Italy. Juan Bautista Chapa (changed from Schiapapria) was an early settler of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the mid 1600's. These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. Chapa is an original name and its frequency in Northeastern Mexico is a testament to the success of his progeny. His parents were Bartolme Schapparia and Batestina Badi. He served as chronicler under five spanish Governors of northeastern New Spain. He wrote for over forty years of the wars with the Indians and trips made into Texas to hunt the French. A well documented history of the area. Texas & Northeastern Mexico, 1630-1690 is his account of this time. Source on Juan Bautista Schiapapria from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine - Gary Felix
Guerra Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Guerra, JuventinoBasque Country - R1b-M15313251411111412121213132917090911112514182915151717
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Based on conventional research; this Guerra line is from Ignacio Guerra (from the book Cedulario Autobiogrrafico de Pobladores y Conquistadores de Nuevo Leon by Cavazos) who settled in Monterrey Nuevo Leon in 1659. He also said in a statement made on September 3rd 1683 in the Valle del Pilon that he married daughters (married twice) of Conquistadors and settlers of Nuevo Leon. He said he resisted invasions by the Indians and rebellions against the crown. Another apparently separate line was the Guerra Reza, line but it is not known yet if a male (Ydna) survives today. - Gary Felix
Guajardo Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Garcia, Alejandro J.Semitic - J2a2a12221410121511151113112915090911112614213311121316
Guajardo, Martin LuisSemitic - J212231410121511151113112916090911112614213311121316
Guajardo, Leonel F.Semitic - J2a2a122214101215111511131129..........................
Solis, FranciscoSemitic - J2a2a122214101215111511131129..........................
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Based on conventional research; the Guajardo name in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) likely came from Antonio Martinez Guajardo (sometimes listed as Antonio Guajardo). Antonio Guajardo was an early settler of Monterrey Mexico in the mid 1600. These early settlers left the most progeny in Mexico. Source on Antonio Martinez Guajardo from "With All Arms" by Carl Laurence Duaine - Gary Felix.
Trevino Surname - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Arriola, LarryMed/Semitic - E-M3513221509151511121113113016090911112414213414141617
Trevino Surname - Southwestern Mexico Founder Lineage - More likely a descendant of Diego Temino de Velasco (the Father) as some of his descendants stayed in the Jalisco area
Escalante, Antonio Med/Semitic - E1b1b113221509151511121113113015090911112414213414141617
Based on conventional research; the Trevino Y-dna founder line in Northern Mexico (therefore most Mexican Americans) came from Captain Diego Trevino (parents arrived in Guadalajara Jalisco in 1544). A daughter was Juana Trevino who married Capitan Marcos Alonso GARZA ARCON (Northeastern Mexico Y-dna founder line) and a son was Capitan Joseph TREVINO who married Leonor Ayala - Gary Felix. See Diego Trevino Y-DNA By Crispin Rendon.
New González - Northeastern Mexico Founder Lineage
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González, Raul SaenzMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Gonzáles Rodriguez, RaulMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
González, L AMed/Semitic - E1b1b1b132413091314111210141130180909111223141931151616161717
González, A.N.Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314203115151617
Quintanilla, Gilberto EstevanMed/Semitic - E-M18313241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Quintanilla, (Anonymous)Med/Semitic - E1b1b1b13241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
Alvarado, Gabriel SergioMed/Semitic - E-M8113241309131411121014113018090911122314203115161617
This line appears to be the line of Captain Bartolome González founder line of Monterrey (born 1598 in Moran, Castile, Spain, and died 02 Feb 1691/92 in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico). The genetic signature of this line is here in the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link). Note: Bartolome González's third wife was Ana Quintanilla. They had three sons, Joseph González Quintanilla, Bartolome González Quintanilla and Nicolas Quintanilla. It was common in colonial times for a son to take his Mother's paternal line surname. Here is the line on Y-search - Gary Felix
Gómez-Gonzalez-Soto - Southern Mexico Founder Lineage
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Gómez, Jose LuisSemitic - J2-M9213221410121511151113113015090911112614222913131516
GómezSemitic - J213221410121511151113113015090911112614222813131516
Gómez, AntonioSemitic - J2132214101215111511131130..........................
González, AndresSemitic - J213221410121511151113113015090911112614222713131516
Soto, James RussellSemitic - J2-M9213221410121511151213113015090911112614212913131516
This line appears to come out of Jalisco. Taking a surname from the Maternal side was common in the colonial period. Guadalajara was first settled after Mexico City. 24 of 25 marker matches from the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link) are from Zacatecas, Nicaragua, and a Gonzalez (same line as above) and a 23 of 25 marker match from a Gomez (same line as above) from Jalisco Mexico. With close matches originally from Jalisco, Zacatecas and Neighboring Central America this line likely spread early with the Conquistadors. - Gary Felix
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Martinez Sr., Leroy OWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133118091011112514183115151617
Valdéz, NorbertoWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133119091011112514183115151617
Brito, Miguel AntonioWest European - R1b13241410111412121214133119091011112514183115151617
This line appears to be the line of Hernan Martin founder line of New Mexico. The genetic signature of this line is here in the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link). Note that one of the sons of Hernan Martin married a Salazar which matches closely the Martinez line in this Sorenson database search (ref. the book "Los Martinez 1598-1900" by Roger D. Martinez). It was common in colonial times for a son to take his Mother's paternal line surname. When "ez" was added to surnames the meaning refers to "son of" so the son of the surname Martin is referred to as Martinez. Hernan Martin the founder is referenced here on the Genealogy of Mexico Website. We have some Anonymous and YSearch matches that have traced their line back to this founder. Special thanks to Robert Tarin for providing the genetic signature and book reference.
The Sephardic Cohanim of Mexico
The Priestly Jewish Line of Mexico - DYS Markers
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Marquez, AlbertSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113018080911112614212712141617
(Unknown) Gonzalez, Teofilo RafaelSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101315111613131130..........................
Rios (Anonymous)Semitic - J1-P58>J1-L147.1(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113018080911112614212712131617
Acosta Sr., Joe A.Semitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101316111613131130....................................................
Medina, Henry LuceroSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161213113018080911112614212612141618
Villarreal, EnriqueSemitic - J1(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017.2080911112614212712141617
Cantu, RodrigoSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131611161213113017080911112514212612141617
Guzmán, Aaron GeorgeSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161213113017080911112714212612141617
Ramirez, Dr. OscarSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017080911112614212712141617
Ramirez, JorgeSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131511161313113017080911112614212712141617
Ramirez, JavierSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)122314101315111612131130..........................
New Cantu, RodrigoSemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131611161213113017080911112514212612141617
New Cantu, RickySemitic - J1-M267(Cohen Modal Haplotype)12231410131611161113113017080911112514212612141617
Comments
Aburto, Jess V.(Note: Jess's rare 464e marker with a value of 16)Puebla, Mexico>Riverside, California. Haplogroup J2-L229 & L230. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Portugal in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Victoriano Aburto b.circa 1829. Email Alfred A. Aburto Jr.
Acosta, KurtisOrcoquisa, Trinidad>Nacogdoches (early Spanish Texas). Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan de Acosta b.1767. Contact Peggy Jasso
Acosta, Joe A.Puliques, Chihuahua Mexico>Odessa Texas. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Galicia match to haplotype IP 266 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Crisanto Acosta-born in then La Junta de los Rios (of the several, pueblo unknown )>Toribio Acosta born in the then pueblo of El Polvo now Redford Tx>Cleofas Acosta born in the farming community of Casa Peiedra Tx>Pedro Acosta (Father) born in the mining town of Terlingua Tx. A Spanish soldier having been given land grants by the name of Ronquillo left all the lands to Crisanto and other Acostas and calls them as native to the land and in their service to him etc etc...as it states in the document enclosed years later from that grant, Crisanto had to file for the land as claimant in order to prove ownership and again it mentions Crisanto as a native of the land. Later as the Mex and then Tx gov changes hands Crisanto's son, Toribio in 1860 is forced to reclaim the very land he was born on. All of the family then was given 160 acres in what is now Redford Tx and the descendants still have that today. Email Joe A. Acosta
Acosta, SergioSanto Cristo de Burgos, Jimenez, Chihuahua Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Julian Acosta m.12/10/1863 Email Sergio Acosta
Acosta, AlvaroRosales, Chihuahua Mexico. Haplogroup J2 Semitic. See these YDNA 17 marker match on slower mutating markers to a Barragan from San Juan Ahuacatlan, Puebla, Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Acosta Chavez b1796 d1845. Email Alvaro Acosta
Adame, John E.Puruandiro, Michoacan Mexico>Peoria, Arizona USA. Haplogroup J1, most common in the Middle East. See these YDNA 14 of 15 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on DYS385b) to 2 of 285 Kuwait City, Kuwait [Arab] and 1 of 555 Beirut, Lebanon [Lebanese] in this - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 23 of 25 marker match(es) (mismatch on DYS385b and DYS458) to Jordan and Pakistan (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. A 36 of 37 marker match to project member Daniel Castillo with ties to Coahuila Mexico. Oldest Ydna ancestor Canuto Adame - b.circa 1869 d.circa 1918. Email John E. Adame
Aguayo, Felipe(Note: the rare 464e & 464f markers) Nochistlan, Zacatecas, Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup J2-L229 & Neg. L230. See these YDNA 15 marker match 1 of 246 Guadalajara, Mexico [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Baltasar Aguayo m. in 1750. 35 of 37 marker, haplogroup and geographical match to project member Juan Carrillo. Email Juan Aguayo
Aguilar, E.Mexico>San Antonio Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See these YDNA 9 marker Hispanic match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Mr. E. Aguilar
Aguilera, JesusIrapuato, Guanajuanto Mexico>Nochistlan, Zacatecas, Mexico>San Antonio Texas USA. Haplogroup G, See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Chihuahua Mexico and Lombardy Itay in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor Jesus Aguilera - b. d. Email Juan Aguayo
Aguinaga, TomMatanzas, Jalisco, Mexico>California. Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Leonardo Aguinaga b.1889. Email Tom Aguinaga
Aguinaga, UvaldoMexico> Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1b1b. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. A 21 of 25 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker Arab and Hispanic match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Two Aguinagas not known to be related prove there are at least two distinct family origins. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Email Tom Aguinaga
Aguirre, MikeLas Maritas, Guanajuato Mexico>Corona, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Aguirre>Jose Viviano Andres Aguirre b.November 30, 1889. Email Mike Aguirre
Alaniz, RolandoCerralvo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Mier, Tamaulipas Mexico>Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Rio Grande City, Texas USA>Camargo, Tamaulipas Mexico>Mission, Texas USA. E1b1b1b (M81). A 12 of 12 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E1b1b1b1, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ramon Alanis b.ca.1750>Jose Marcelino Alanis b.1776>Jose Ramon Alanis b.1801>Marcelino Alanis b.1830>Albino Alanis b.1863>Marcelino Alaniz b.1893>Rolando Alaniz b.1934. Contact Fernando Pena
Alba, Andres EnriqueSpain>Jalisco, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diodoro de Alba>Ramon E. Alba-Sanchez>Andres Alba-Saldaña. Email Andres Enrique Alba
Alcocer, Pedro LuisYucatan, Mexico>Florida USA. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 40 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Hispanics, North Africans, Europeans and Jew(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nicolas Alcocer b.circa 1851. Email Pedro Luis Alcocer
Alderete, RobertSpain>Mexico Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email James L. Salinas
Alderete, ErnieYsleta, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Father only had an affidavit of birth issued years after his birth that listed a Jose Delgado as his father. Email Ernie Alderete
Alvarado, Gabriel SergioCongregacion Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Reedley California. Haplogroup E1b1b1b,(M81+). A 37 of 37 marker match to Gilberto Estevan Quintanilla, meaning they share a recent common ancestor. A 33 of 37 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E1b1b1b1, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Alvarado b.circa 1670. Email Sergio Alvarado
Álvarez Jr., VidalEl Valle de Guadalupe, Jalisco Mexico. I1-M253, most common Northwestern Europe and Scandinavia. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Northern Western Europeans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Álvarez. Contact Aaron Casillas
Álvarez, ArturoGuadalajara, Mexico-Colima, Mexico>Arandas, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b-L23. A very old lineage and rare. Most possibly a remant of the Iberomaurusians of North Africa coming from the East in Paleolithic times. 12 marker match to Dr. Luis Rey Cano below. See this DNA match to haplotype 32 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype SJ165 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felipe de Jesus Álvarez b.circa 1740. They owned a banana and coconut plantation in the 1900's. Contact Mary-Esther Johnson
Álvarez, John AnthonyCaborca, Spain>Mexico>Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Carlos Álvarez, b.1894 Email John Anthony Álvarez
Anaya, HenryMexico. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q18 to 3 Huichol and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.. Email Henry Anaya
Ancira, Gonzalo F.Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Laredo Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2. See this DNA match to haplotype 225 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 34 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Contact Laura Ancira
Apodaca, VictorMexico>San Diego, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Victor Apodaca
Arana, Ignacio SegoviaTenamaxtlan, Jalisco Mexico>Tijuana, Baja California Mexico. Haplogroup R1b-U152. Most common in Switzerland/Southern Germany. See this 20 of 22 marker YDNA match to Brazil in this (log in first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Agustin Arana b.about 1901 m. Refugio Trujillo. Contact: Tim Fichtner
Aranzazu, Arturo RamosTlaltenango, Zacatecas Mexico>Totatiche, Jalisco Mexico>Los Angeles California. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. This is the projects first E1b1b1 12 of 12 match to an Ashkenazi who happens to be from Belarus. A 21 of 25 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 6 marker match to E3b haplotype 9 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) from Spain to Eygpt in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Joseph Ramon Aranzazu b circa 1750. d. Joseph Ramon Aranzazu, moved to Totatiche, Jalisco, where he had twelve children, some who took the name Aranzazu and some who took the name Ramos (either as a derivation of Ramon or an alternation of their mother’s name Lemos). For further info. see Arturo Ramos' posting on Ramosfamily.Org. Email Arturo Ramos
Archuleta, Ruben L EncinasEibar, Guipuzcoa,, Spain>New Mexico 1600's. Unconfirmed G2 Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 59 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these Sephardic Jewish matches to haplotype SJ33 and SJ42 and a 9 of 10 (one step mismatch at 385b) marker match to IP94 in Northern Portugal in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Arechuleta b.circa 1540. The Archuleta family were among the first settlers with Juan de Oñate in New Mexico in 1598. My name is Ruben Encinas, my father changed his name from Archuleta to Encinas. Email Ruben Encinas
Arciniega, DanielBasque Country, Spain>Puebla, Mexico>Villa Ocampo, Durango> Mexico>El Paso Texas, USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Antonio Arciniega b.circa 1825. I descend from Jose Antonio Arciniega who with his elder brother Jose Luis arrived in Puebla, Puebla from the Vascongadas. In the second third of the 19th Century the brothers settled on their ranch in Villa Ocampo, Durango. Jose Antonio was, with his eldest son, Refugio, at times, the local judge. During the Revolution of 1910, Jose Antonio and Refugio were hanged by the Dorados de Villa. The family was dispersed and the ranch property lost. Jose Antonio del Refigio Arciniega Aponte, my grand father and the middle son of Jose Antonio Arciniega son fled by train to El Paso, TX. I am interested in locating more information on Jose Antonio and Jose Luis Arciniega. Additionally, I would like also to know whatever happened to the city of Arciniega in northern Spain. Was the name changed, did it become incorporated into a greater municipality? Contact Ed Serros
Arebalo, JoseMexico>Texas>Virginia. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Continental 2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 195 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Cecilio Arebalo b.circa 1862 d.circa 1920. Cameron Co. Tx. Email Jose Arebalo
Armijo, David ScottNew Mexico>San Jose California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America and Poland in this - YHRD database search. Migration pattern of my Armijo family: From what I understand is that they were recruited in Zacatecas, Mexico in 1695 by Don Diego de Vargas y Lujan. I have heard that they settled in Santa Fe and Albuburque over a 300 year period and intermarried with the other prominent families before the Anglo period. There are 3 timelines in New Mexico 1) the Spanish period, 2) the Mexican period (after 1821) and finally the Anglo period (1846 on). Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felipe Armijo b.1846 m. Maria Placida Cordova in 1862 (both born in New Mexico). Family name may be Portillo through an adoption. Email David Scott Armijo
Arredondo, ArthurAllende,Coahuila Mexico>Rosenburg,Texas>Houston,Texas>Los Angeles,California. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 215 which matches a 1 North African Sephardic, 1 Turkish Sephardic and 3 Ashkenazi Jews in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Latin America and Central Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Jose Guadalupe Arredondo b circa 1850. d circa 1900. had children born in Allende but he himself was not born in Allende Coahuila. I don't know if he was from Musquiz, Lampazos, Nava, Monclova or Cuartro Cinegas. Juan Arredondo and cousin Hernando arrived about 1635 in NE Mexico. Contact Esther Herold
Arriola, LarryMonterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Haplogroup E-M35 with a null value at marker 425.. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385a) Mexico City matches and a Sao Paulo Brazil match in this - YHRD database search. A 25 of 25 match to Mike Ayala below. See this DNA match to haplotype 58 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Desiderio Arriola. Contact Peggy Jasso
Arriola, JesusMexico>California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Silverio Arriola>Remigio Arriola b.c1858. For further info. see "Irma M. Arriola's Mi Familia Page" Contact Irma M. Arriola
Arzac, Dr. Jorge ArturoVilla de Alvarez, Colima, Mexico>Mexico City, Mexico>Dallas Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. I would like to find links with other Arzac branches in Mexico and the USA. Oldest Ydna ancestor - José Ygnacio (Ignacio) Arzac b.1775. Email Dr. Jorge Arturo Arzac
Arzola, Robert CasanovaMexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Robert Casanova Arzola
Ascensio, TomJacona, Michoacan Mexico>Calif. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American with two 4 step matches to Q1a3a in Mexico. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q7 to 1 Nahua and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juaquin Ascencio b. circa 1800. Email Tom Ascensio
Ascensio, BenjaminJalisco, Mexico>Calif. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American with two 4 step matches to Q1a3a in Mexico. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q7 to 1 Nahua and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juaquin Ascencio b. circa 1800. Email Tom Ascensio
Ascensio, RichardMexico>Hawaii. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a Native American with two 4 step matches to Q1a3a in Mexico. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q7 to 1 Nahua and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Email Tom Ascensio
Avila, B.Alcantara, Spain>Mexico>Colorado. E1b1b1 likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A 33 of 37 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E1b1b1b, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Alonso de Avila b.1618 d.c1679. Email B. Avila
Avila, RobertMexico>Tucson, Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this YDNA 6 marker match to R1b haplotype 6 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Terry Zumwalde
Avila, VicenteMexico>Florida. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Iberia in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Vicente Avila
Avila, John Fernandezprobably State of Chihuahua, Mexico>California USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q64 to 8 Huichol a - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tiburcio Avila>Cruz Avila>Julian Avila b1876, d.1863. Contact Raquel Ruiz
Ayala, Mike A.Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Santa Fe, Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. A 25 of 25 match to Larry Arriola above. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385a) Mexico City matches and a Sao Paulo Brazil match in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Alejo de Trevino b.circa 1537 d.circa 1630. Email Mike Ayala
Baca, JoaquinOjo Caliente, New Mexico>Colorado USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q18 to 3 Huichol and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - JOSE ANTONIO BACA was born Abt. 1760. He married MARIA ROSA CRUZ>JUAN PABLO BACA was born Abt. 1801. He married MARIA GUADALUPE LUCERO>JOSE DIONISIO BACA was born Abt. 1830 in New Mexico, and died in La Garita, Colorado. He married MARIA ISABEL VALDEZ>JOSE ROMAN BACA was born February 28, 1864, and died March 25, 1947 in La Garita, CO. He married APOLONIA ROMERO>Emanuel Baca - married Delia Duran>JOHN ANTHONY BACA was born December 04, 1943 in Denver, CO., and died December 04, 1995 in Denver, CO.. He married DENISE VIOLA LOVATO. Email Denise Lovato-Duran
Baeza, Eliseo HolguinChihuahua, Mexico>Presidio County, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 9 marker match to Chihuahua Mexico and other Hispanics as well as Central Europeans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Canuto Baeza. Email Eliseo Holguin Baeza
Banegas, JohnCalifornia USA. Haplogroup R1b. R1b is the most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 24 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Narciso Banegas b1848 and died abt 1935. Contact Michele Martinez
BarbosaSpain (based on citizenship)>San Martín de Hidalgo,>Jalisco Mexico>Los Angeles,California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Antonio Barbosa, 1662-1715. Email Barbosa
Barrera MD, Dr.Mexico>Sweeny Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 7 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 5 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . d. Recently the surname of Ledesma was adopted. Email Luis Ledesma
Bejarano, Joe LaraJuarez, Chihuahua Mexico>New Mexico>California. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Family folktale has it that my greatgrandmother Fermina (Lucero) Bejarano was supposedly kidnapped by Geronimo and escaped while pregnant with his child (my grandfather Teofilo) and returned to her husband Jose Julio Bejarano in Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. A cousin claims he has the newspaper article to substantiate the kidnapping of Fermina, and her return. Oldest Ydna ancestor Teofilo Bejarano - b.1866 . Email Joe Bejarano
Beltran, Jose ArnoldoMexico>Pasadena California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Email Jose Arnoldo Beltran
Beltran Romo, MiguelLagos de Moreno, Jalisco Mexico>Haplogroup T most common in the Mediterranean. 8 of 9 match (1 step mismatch on 385b) to 1 US Hispanic and when DYS392 is changed to the more ancestral value of 14 you get 2 matches from Aguascalientes, Mexico [Mestizo]. A further reduction of marker DYS389ii to the more ancestral 29 yields the following 2 matches, Latium, Italy [Italian] & Magdeburg, Germany [German] - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tomas Beltran b. circa 1675. Email Miguel Beltran Romo
Bermudez, LouisCiudad Manuel Doblado, Guanajuato, Mexico>Santa Rita, New Mexico USA>Bisbee, Arizona USA. Haplogroup T most common in Eurasia. See this 10 of 11 marker match (marker 439 is a fast mutator and off by one) to haplotype IP263 from Castilla La Mancha & and exact 8 marker match to SJ129 from a Sephardic Jew Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Blas Estanislado Bermudez was first noted on one of his childrens' baptismal record in 1735 in Ciudad Manuel Doblado, Guanajuato, Mexico. On the record, he was listed as Español. His first known marriage was to Melchora de Cordova. He then married Maria Thimotea Ynfante in 1760 in Ciudad Manuel Doblado. His direct line is believed to come from Spain. The Bermudez family lived in various towns in Guanajuato: Los Otates, Puerta de San Juan, Cueramaro, El Refugio, Presa de Uribe, El Rancho de Orta, Laguna de Cortez. Contact Dorothy Wiskup
Bernal, Jeffrey JustinSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>Monclova, Coahuila Mexico>San Buenaventura, Coahuila Mexico>Eagle Pass, Texas USA>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Western Europe and Iberia. See this YDNA 29 of 32 marker match to Chile and Peru in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joseph or Juan Antonio Bernal 1730. From what I've heard the Bernals were Sephardic Jews who originated in France before ending up in Northern Catalonia. Email Jeffrey Justin Bernal
Blanco, Joaquin AntonioJerez de la Frontera, Andalucia Spain>Sonora, Mexico>California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Francisco Blanco b 1805. In 1828 he immigrated to Batuc, Sonora Mexico where he was involved in mining and ranching. He married in that same year Francisca Acuña and had 6 children who each settled in nearby pueblos Tepache, Batuc, Suaqui. Descendants now live in Sonora Mx, Baja California Mx, and Southern California. Published resources on the family "Esta era un Pueblo llamado Batuc" by Angel Encinas Blanco and "Nuestras Raices En un pueblo llamdo Tepache" by Marco Antonio Valencia Arvizu. If you might be a descendent please send a message. Email Joaquin Antonio Blanco
Borquez, Danny RaySonora, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ramon Borquez b.circa 1780. d.circa 1840 Email Danny Borquez
Botello, YsabelGuerrero, Tamaulipas Mexico>Longmont Colorado. See these YDNA 9 marker Hispanic match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Botello b.circa 1849 d, 1929. Email Ysabel Botello
Brito, Miguel AntonioMexico>Embudo, Rio Arriba, New Mexico Territory>New Mexico USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. This line appears to be the line of Hernan Martin founder line of New Mexico. The genetic signature of this line is here in the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link). Note that one of the sons of Hernan Martin married a Salazar which matches closely the Martinez line in this Sorenson database search (ref. the book "Los Martinez 1598-1900" by Roger D. Martinez). It was common in colonial times for a son to take his Mother's paternal line surname. When "ez" was added to surnames the meaning refers to "son of" so the son of the surname Martin is referred to as Martinez. Hernan Martin the founder is referenced here on the Genealogy of Mexico Website. We have some Anonymous and YSearch matches that have traced their line back to this founder. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - More on this line can be found on these files Brito & de Leon files. Contact Marie
Burquez, ChristopherSinaloa Mexico>Sonora>Arizona>California. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American (line is of Apache heritage). Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eduardo Burquez d.1904. See Chris's My Family History page. Email Christopher Burquez
Bustos, Abran GabrielMexico City New Spain (1695)>Santa Fe, New Mexico. Haplogroup G (P15+) Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 59 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these Sephardic Jewish matches to haplotypes SJ33 and SJ42 as well as this 9 of 10 marker match (one step mismatch at 385b) to haplotype IP94 in Northern Portugal in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Contact Abran Gabriel Bustos
Caballero, CharlesHidalgo del Parral, Chihuahua Mexico>El Paso, Texas USA>San Diego, California USA. G2a (P15+). Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to G haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match to Chihuahua Mexico among others in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Arturo Pablo Caballero b.1870 d.1954. My Father and his family came to the United States around 1910. The Revolution caused them to flee their 4000 acre ranch in Hidalgo del Parral in the state of Chihuahua. The family crossed into the US from Ciudad Juarez into El Paso, TX. My father's mother had a sister living in El Paso with her family and I am sure they assisted my family in finding living quarters. While in El Paso, my grandfather worked in an Ice House loading ice into rail cars. My father at the age of 12 left the family with a Protestant minister and his family who took him to San Diego, CA. My father's family migrated to San Diego a year later. Email Charles Caballero
Caballero Navarro, DavidMexico>Mesa, Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email David Caballero Navarro
Camacho, SergioSan Martin Hidalgo and Cocula, in the state of Jalisco, Mexico>Bellevue, Washington USA, Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felipe Macedonio Antonio de la Cruz Camacho.(living in Jalisco circa 1770). Email Sergio Camacho
Campos Rivera, AlbertoMexico>Mobile Alabama USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 13 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Alberto Campos Rivera
Campos Jr., Robert IgnacioCoahuila or Nuevo Leon, Mexico>San Fernando, Tamaulipas Mexico>Matamoros (Area),Tamaulipas Mexico>Harlingen,Texas. 36 of 37 marker match with Ben Trevino. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. R1b See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Campos m. Tomasa Salinas in 1844 (SF Tamaulipas)>Pablo Campos>Antonio J Campos>Robert I Campos Sr. Contact Gloria Campos
Campos, StevenEl Cargadero, Jerez Zacatecas, Mexico>Metcalf/Morenci, AZ>Clifton AZ>Tucson, AZ. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this 11 marker YDNA match to Haplotype H442 from Guarda Portugal in this paper's supplement - Micro-phylogeographic and demographic history of Portuguese male lineages. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Encarnation Campos b:1812. Email Steve Campos
Canales Jr., FelicianoMexico>Texas City, Texas USA Haplogroup G2a1a. Found all over Europe. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385a) from the Caucasus in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Crispin Canales b.circa 1836. d.circa 1913 married to Porfiria Garza. Email Mario Garcia
Canales, Edmundo CantuMexico City, Mexico>Nuevo Leon>Tamaulipas>South Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Canales b.circa 1650 Monterrey, Nuevo Leon - married Maria Gertrudis Montemayor Benavidez Abt. 1674 or possibly oldest ydna ancestor was Francisco Canals b.circa 1615 Reus, Catalonia, Spain. Email Edmundo Cantu Canales
Cano, StephenValle de la Mota (now General Teran), Nuevo Leon Mx>Calif. Haplogroup G2 Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See this DNA match to haplotype 130 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Prudencio Cano b.circa 1750 possibly Cadereyta, NL. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Latin America and the Caucasus in this - YHRD database search. Email Stephen Cano
Cano, Dr. Luis ReyGuanajuato, Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. 12 marker match to Arturo Álvarez above. See this DNA match to haplotype 32 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype SJ165 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bartolo Cano b.circa 1835 d.circa 1890 son was named Julian born in Guanajuato. Email Luis Cano
Cano, FrankBurgos, Tamaulipas Mexico>Cruillas, Taumaulipas Mexico 1857>Hualahuises, Nuevo Leon Mexico 1898>Raymondville, Texas USA 1932. Haplogroup R1b-L23. A very old lineage and rare. Most possibly a remant of the Iberomaurusians of North Africa coming from the East in Paleolithic times. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to serial number 814 in Pakistan which match 7 of the oldest markers (A7.2 is not known) - Polarity and temporality of high-resolution y-chromosome distributions in India identify both indigenous and exogenous expansions and reveal minor genetic influence of central Asian pastoralists. This match indicates a Eastern European origin out of the Ukraine rather than Iberia. See this Sephardic Jewish 7 of 8 (1 step mismatch on DYS389II) match to haplotype SJ157 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Vicencio Cano, b.circa 1770.>Guillermo Cano b. circa 1797>Silverio Cano born circa 1837>Amado Cano b.1857>Jose Cano b.1898>Francisico de La Rosa Cano>1932. Contact Rhonda Cano Long
Cansino, HernanAlhaurin El Grande, Malaga, Spain>Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Cansino b. 1787. Wanting to see if this line is possibly of Sephardic origin. Contact Susana Leniski
Cantu, John CarlosMexico >Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b-L21 most common in the lowlands of NW Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email John Carlos Cantu
Cantu, Ramiro SalinasMexico >Port Lavaca, Texas USA. Haplogroup Likely R1b-L21 most common in the lowlands of NW Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Ramiro Salinas Cantu
Cantu, AntonioMexico>Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Pearsall, Frio County Texas>Carrizo Springs, Dimmit County, Texas USA. Haplogroup Likely R1b-L21 most common in the lowlands of NW Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Results from Genetree.com posted here - Paternal Lineage Test Results for Antonio Cantu. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Captain Geronimo Cantu Del Rio y La Cerda, b.abt. 1585>Fernando Cantu Del Rio y La Cerda, b.1654>Antonio Cantu Del Rio y La Cerda, b 1690>Juan Joseph. Cantu Del Rio y La Cerda b. 1718>Joseph Antonio Cantu Trevino b 1729>Joseph. Mathias Macario Cantu Quadros b 1773>J. Maximo Cantu De La Garza b 1809>J. Mauricio Cantu De La Garza b 1841>Martin Cantu de la Garza b 1868>Martin Cantu Gonzalez b 1911>Antonio Cantu Robles b 1941. Contact Dahlia Guajardo-Cantu de Palacios
Cantu, Robert LouisMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>San Nicholas de los Garza, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Sabinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Pflugerville Texas>Dallas, Texas USA. Haplogroup Likely R1b-L21 most common in the lowlands of NW Europe. See this 33 marker match to a Cantu-de la Garza in Mexico in this (login first then click on the following link) Sorenson database search. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Captain Geronimo Cantu b.abt. 1590>Fernando Cantu b.1654>Antonio Cantu b.1690>Juan Joseph Cantu b.1718>Jose Antonio Cantu b1749>Jose Macario Matias Cantu b1773>Jose Antonio Cantu b 1807>Dionicio Cantu b1843>Estanislao Cantu b 1884>Teodulo Cantu b1919>Robert Louis Cantu b 1955. Contact Gloria Cantu
Cantu, RodrigoReynosa and Matamoros, Tamaulipas Mexico>Tampacuas Rancho, Hidalgo Texas USA. Haplogroup J1, Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 12 of 14 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Andres Cantu b.1810>Rodrigo Cantu b.1850>Abundio Cantu b.1853>Ramon Cantu b.1896>Rodrigo (Roy) Cantu b. 1928. Contact Dahlia Palacios or Ray Ramirez
Cantu, RickyChina, Nuevo Leon Mexico> Brooks County Texas USA. Haplogroup J1, Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 12 of 14 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Matias Cantu m Manuela Buitron March 1, 1848 in China, NL. I don’t know where Matias was born. Email Yvonne Cantu
Cardoza, Robert RudolphMapimí, Durango Mexico (This included the towns of Rodeo, Indé and Rancho Nuevo. The emigrant was Antonio Cardoza, b. 1886). Haplogroup Q-L66, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Susano Cardoza b circa 1810. Contact Stella Cardoza
Carmona, Guadalupe OscarCerralvo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. 12 marker match to James Salinas. Most of the Carmona records are in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon and Agualeguas, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. My problem is when did the Carmona's come to Mexico? Did they come from Carmona Spain? Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Antonio Carmona b.circa 1765 d.March 9,1796 m Maria Francisca Lopez. Contact Fernando Campos
Carmona, Keith RayMexico City, Mexico>Roseville, California. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. A 12 of 12 marker match with Juan Montes below. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q33 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - John Carmona. Email Keith Ray Carmona
Caro, EduardoTrigo de Alteñas, Jalisco Mexico>Nevada USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Eastern Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 25 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Caro b.circa 1930 d.1970. Email Eduardo Caro
Carral, JoaquinBurgos, Spain>Mexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup R1a1 Most prevalent in Eastern Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 72 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 6 marker match to R1a haplotype 9 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Eastern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Carral y Zaráuz b.circa 1780 d.1830. Email Joaquin Carral-Cuevas
Carranza, Joe ErnestZacapo/Zacapu, Michoacan, Mexico>California USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 9 of 10 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on DYS392) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 10 of 12 marker match(es) (mismatch on DYS439 and DYS392) to a Chihuahua Mexico and Mexico - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor Juan Carranza - b.circa 1896. Juan married Dolores Luquin, of Villa Jimenez, Michoacan - moved about 1917 to Southern California, eventually farmed in Santa Ana area of Orange County. Contact Tim Fichtner
CarriagaMexico>Oakland California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Serillo or Severo Carriaga b.circa 1780 Email Eric Lucero
Carrillo-Medina, JesusHuisquilco, Jalisco, Mexico>Henderson, Nevada USA. Haplogroup I2a-L160 Southwestern Europe. See this YDNA 27 marker match to a Rodriguez from Mexico (also matches a Rodriguez at FTDNA) (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Narciso Carrillo b1804 or 1805. Email Jesus Carrillo-Medina
Carrola, VictorSan Carlos, Tamaulipas>Nuevo Leon>Laredo, TX>San Antonio, TX. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Northwestern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Augustin Carrola circa 1800. Contact Virginia Carrola
Casillas, AaronJalisco Mexico>Los Angeles, California USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nazario (Narciso) Casillas Gutierrez>Panfilo Casillas Ulloa b: 1862 in Tepozanes Baptism: 04 Jun 1862 in Tepatitlan>Quintin Casillas Gomez b: 31 Oct 1919 in Tepozanes m: 29 Nov 1944 in Valle de Guadalupe d: Abt. 2006 in Venice>Moises Casillas Diaz b: Abt. 1947 in Valle de Guadalupe. Email Aaron Casillas
Casias, Alfonso PaulGuadalupe Del Paso, Nueva Espana>Santa Fe, New Mexico>Picuris, Taos, New Mexico>Lucero, Mora, New Mexico>Stockton, CA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these 34 marker YDNA matches to Casillas and Villegas matches from Jalisco Mexico in this (log in first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. Results from Ancestry.com posted here - Paternal Lineage Test Results for Alfonso Paul Casias. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bernardo Casillas b.1683 m. Maria Vigil>Manuel Casillas b.1700 m. Rosa Tafoya>Bernardo Casillas born 1751 m. Maria Rosa Lujan>Juan Andres Casillas b. Dec 15, 1776 m. Maria Manuela Romero>Jose Antonio Casias born c. 1804 m. Maria Teodora De Esquipulas Silva>Juan Hilario Casias b. January 14 1852 m. Maria Juliana Espinosa>Juan Bautista Casias b. March 1889 m. Palmiria Tafoya. Contact: Susan Casias
Castañeda, RicardoZacualpan, Edo. de México, Mexico>Jacala, Hidalgo, México>Pachuca, Hidalgo, México>Port Orchard WA USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Western Europe. See these YDNA 12 of 14 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch at multicopy markers 389I & 389II) to 2 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American], 2 of 87 Biscay, Spain [Basque], 1 of 587 Buenos Aires, Argentina [Admixed], 1 of 223 Bolivia [Boliviano], 1 of 1079 Australia [European], 1 of 168 Basque Country, Spain [Basque], 1 of 44 Bolivia [Mestizo], 1 of 277 Antwerpen, Belgium [Belgian] & 1 of 115 Guatemala [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nicolás De Castañeda b. about 1760 d. bef. 1808>Alejandro Marcos De Castañeda De Gama 1781-1837.>Juan Francisco Castañeda Popoca 1816-1898>Manuel Castañeda Ríos b.1840- d. before 1890>José Amador Castañeda Jaimes 1871-1934>Eleuterio Amador Castañeda Yslas 1900-1922>Alberto Castañeda Bárcenas 1921-2002>Ricardo Castañeda b.1948 to present. See AncestrosCastañeda for more on this line. Email Ricardo Castañeda
Castañon, Vincent RichardRancho de Cuevecillas, Valle de Valparaiso Zacatecas Mexico>Jerez Zacatecas Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ylario Castanon b.abt 1740 m. Marcela De Casas b.abt 1750. The records show abt 6 Castanon families appearing in Jerez during the same time period ( 1775) but I have not been able to prove they are related even though the families obviously new each other as padrinos and family groups. Contact Erlinda Castanon-Long
Castañon, LeopoldLamberto Castañon (Jr) was born in Matamoros, Tamaulipas on 26 Feb 1888 to Lamberto Castañon (Sr) and Josefa Torres. Lamberto Castañon Sr was born on 18 June 1871 in Burgos to Luciano Castañon and Ignacia Treviño. Luciano Castañon married Ygnacia Treviño in Burgos on 8 Jan 1859. He was from the Valle de Purisima. His father was Jose de la Luz Castañon and mother was Cicilia Obregon. The marriage of Jose de la Luz and Cicilia Obregon was in Matehuala on 2 March 1835. His father was Emiterio Castañon and Josefa Vejel (I am not sure if I interpreted this name correctly). Contact Oscar Ramirez
Castillo, Eddie EliasMexico. Unconfirmed haplogroup O Southeast Asian origin, found in over 80% of East Asians. FTDNA's recent ancestrial origins show a 11 of 12 match to Malaysia and 10 of 12 matches to China, Indonesia, Mexico, Phillipines and an Aboriginal Taiwanese. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and South Korean ancestry in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Encarnacion Castillo (possibly Juan Encarnacion Castillo) married to Carlota Tellez/Telles/Taeas (Carlota was said to have been 100% Yaqui Indian, unconfirmed)>Ezequiel Castillo, Sr. AKA Eddie Elias Castillo, Sr. (name never legally changed) DOB: 29 FEB 1896; POB: Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico, married to Rebecca Barrera/Guajardo (she used these maiden surnames interchangeably but her father was Juan Barrera) on 14 FEB 1917 in Austin, Travis Co., TX; DOD: 20 OCT 1971; POD: Lomita, Los Angeles Co., CA. Email mccollum211@msn.com
Castillo, DanielCoahuila Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup J1, most common in the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 21 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 14 of 15 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on DYS385b) to 2 of 285 Kuwait City, Kuwait [Arab] and 1 of 555 Beirut, Lebanon [Lebanese] in this - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 23 of 25 marker match(es) (mismatch on DYS385b and DYS458) to Jordan and Pakistan (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. A 36 of 37 marker match to project member John E. Adame with ties to Michoacan Mexico. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ygnacio Castillo b.circa 1882 d.1929 Email Daniel Castillo
Castillo, AgustinGuanajuato, Mexico> Haplogroup J1e. See these YDNA 8 of 9 (one step mismatch at 385a) marker match(es) to Cantabria Spain and a North American Hispanic - YHRD database search.
Cervantes, Robert AvilaMexico>Sacramento, California USA. Haplogroup R1b Western Europe. See these YDNA close matches to Western Europe and Portugal & Latin America (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Martin Cervantes b1816. Email Dr. Robert Avila Cervantes
Cervantes, Angel R.Zacoalco de Torres, Jalisco, Mx>El Grullo, Jalisco>New Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Lazaro Mariano Enriquez y Cervantes b.circa 1720 in Zacoalco de Torres Jalisco, Mexico. Email Angel Cervantes
Cervantes, Jose de JesusLa Barca del Oro, Jalisco, Mx.>New Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Cervantes b.1850, Email Jose de Jesus Cervantes
Cervantes-Cervantes, Dr. MiguelCiénega del Pastor, Atotonilco el Alto, Jalisco, Mexico>New York, New York. Haplogroup I2b-M223>L812 (Roots). Most common origin in NW Europe. See this YDNA 25 of 29 marker match to Beluso, Pontevedra, Spain in this (login first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. See Kit N112800 closest FTDNA matches to an L812 Iberian cluster here - I-M223 Y-Haplogroup Project. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Romualdo Cervantes b.circa 1885 d.1955. Email: Dr. Miguel Cervantes-Cervantes
Chacon, Fernando(Note: the rare markers at 464e and 464f) San Luis Potosi, Mexico>El Paso,Tx. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A 21 of 25 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b1 beta, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 48 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 7 marker match to E3b haplotype 14 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) from Spain to Eygpt in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pablo Chacon. Email Fernando Chacon
Champion, AlejandroMexico. Confirmed Haplogroup R1a1 Most prevalent in Eastern Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1a haplotype 3 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestors - ?. Email Alejandro Champion
Chapa, AlexItaly>Spain>Northern Mexico>Dallas,Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Bautista Schiapapria b.1627 Email Alex Chapa
Chapa Jr, Amancio JoseItaly>Spain>Northern Mexico>La Joya,Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Bautista Schiapapria b.1627 Email Amancio Jose Chapa Jr.
Chapa, FernandoCadereyta, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tomas Francisco Javier Chapa m.1726. I have found where another researcher believes Tomas to be Juan Bautista Chapa's grandson. I had reached the same conclusion, but can't prove the connection because the baptismal records for this time were lost in a fire. Email Ramon Sanchez
Chavarria, Curtis RichardMexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 105 which matches a 1 Sephardi Jew from Iraq, 2 Muslim Kurds, 1 Palistinian Arab and 1 Kurdish Jew in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 274 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 22 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker matches in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Chavarria (Grandfather). Email Curtis Richard Chavarria
Chavez, Manuel JimenezZacatecas Mexico>Big Springs and El Paso Texas>Sacramento, California. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - .Pedro Chavez b.1874 d.1941. Email: Manuel Chavez
Chavez, SamuelNew Mexico, USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Asia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pablo de la Cruz Chaves b.circa 1770 d.1850. Pablo's mother was maria rosa chaves, a mestiza servant in the household of Hernado Chaves. Father unknown. Contact: Dorothy Wiskup
Cienfuegos, Vincent JosephCuba>Chihuahua, Mexico>Nuevo Mexico, Mexico-New Mexico, USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this YDNA 8 of 9 marker match to R1b haplotype 31 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - great great Grandfather Francisco Cienfuegos born ABT 1865 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. View GEDCOM here . Email Vincent Joseph Cienfuegos
Cienfuegos, James RandolphMexico>Everson, Washington USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 91 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Franco Cienfuegos b.circa 1870 d.circa 1950. Email Randy Cienfuegos
Contreras, JeffMexico>Oakland California USA. Haplogroup R1b1c*,(M269+). R1b is the most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 24 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Jeff Contreras
Contreras, Alcadio TorresMexico. Haplogroup R1b1*. Very rare and representative of an old population of R1b with the most frequency in the North Africa. Currently seen in some Jews. Notice the 11 of 12 match to someone from Salonika, Greece in the Y search database. . According to the book DNA and Tradition "The Port of Salonica in Greece became a center of the transplated Sephadic culture" after the expulsion from Spain. See the YDNA 9 marker match to Valencia Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Contact Debra Ann Contreras
Contreras, ArmandoHermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b is most common in Western Europe. See these YDNA 28 of 31 marker matches to Mexico, Spain, Chile and US in this search - (log in first then click on the following link) - of the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rafael Contreras b 1854>Abelardo Contreras b 1893 . Contact Gloria Jackson
Corbera, Florentino L.Colotlan?, Jalisco?, Mexico> Momax, Zacatecas Mexico>Tracy, California USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joaquin Corvera b.circa 1780 labrador, mayor de edad y vecino de la Municipalidad del Plateado. Would like to know tribe affiliation. Contact Patricia Corbera
Cordova, Robert M.Spain>Mexico>Heber Springs, Arkansas. Haplogroup R1b1. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d.Email Robert M. Cordova
Correa Jr, VicenteMexico>Phoenix Arizona. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Continental 2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d. . Email Vicente Correa
Cruz, El Valle, New Mexico USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 7 marker match with haplotype 2i (note the fixed 3 repeats in markers 389a &389b are not counted in this study) to Susque (Juyjuy Argentina) in this - Characterization of Ancestral and Derived Y-Chromosome Haplotypes of New World Native Populations. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Luiz de la Cruz 1728-1768>Juan Cristoval Cruz 1749-1816>Jose Leonisio or Dionicio de Jesus Cruz 1793>Jose Ramon Cruz>Jose Vidal Cruz 1857-1892>Juan Andrez Cruz 1885-1918 m Maria Beatriz Cruz 1891-1991 (some of these dates are about/est). My family is the Cruz from El Valle / Las Trampas / Picuris area. Currently an article is being edited that will be published in HGRC or NMGS journal, on the Cruz families of New Mexico. Contact: Lori
Cubillos, GenaroMexico City,Mexico>Pinos, Zacatecas Mexico>Needles,California USA>San Bernardino, California USA. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. Extremely rare to have marker 389-1 (16) to be more than half of marker 389-2 (31). In 2006 there were only about 8 in all of the FTDNA database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Angel Cubillos born abt. 1871. Contact Sylvia Robles
Cuellar, DannyJalostotitlan, Jalisco, Mexico>Hawthorne, California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Yemen in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 226 (provided SNP is not J2) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joaquin de Cuéllar (b.1780's). Email Danny Cuellar
Cuevas, RaymondMexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 7 of 8 marker match (1 step mismatch on DYS389II) to haplotype 438 from south eastern Anatolia in this - Excavating Y-chromosome haplotype strata in Anatolia. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Cuevas - 1800's. Email Raymond Cuevas
Cumpian, Adolph OlivaresMexico. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a1. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q17 to 2 Tarahumara - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome.. Oldest Ydna ancestor ?. Email Adolph Cumpian
DaNino, FranciscoGibraltor>Chihuahua, Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker (1 step mismatch on 385b) Hispamic match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . My father was adopted and his birth father’s last name was DaNino. The only information we have is from his birth father’s birth certificate. Contact Kristina
Davila, Edmond FrankZacatecas, Mexico> Haplogroup R1b. See this DNA match to haplotype 88 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Davila, b.c1880 d.1958 Email Ed Davila
Diaz, Anthony PatrickZacatecas Mexico>Chicago Illinois (1910). Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q33 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Gerardo Diaz. Email Anthony Patrick Diaz
Diaz, Porfirio FernandezFremillo, Zacatecas Mexico. Haplogroup J2. Most prevalent in N. Africa and the Middle East. See these YDNA 10 marker matches to Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil and a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match to Brazil in this - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Grandfther died during the 1918 pandemic. Email Porfirio Fernandez Diaz
Dominguez, Samuel FrederickSanta Fe, New Mexico province of New Spain. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 106 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Dominguez b.circa 1715 m. Antonia Petrona de Ortega in Santa Fe in 1739. Email Samuel Dominguez
Dominguez, RobertoMexico>Cheyenne, Wyoming USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1a. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 which matches a Sephardic, Kurdish and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian and Muslim Kurd in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 42 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker matches from LRio Negro, Argentina [European],Macedonia [Macedonian] and Boyaca, Colombia [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match to a Palestinian and close matches to Peruvians - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Jaime Hernandez
Dominguez, Jose AntonioGuanajuato, Mexico>Sherbrooke Canada. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 10 marker exact matches to Columbia and Argentina in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 23 (qty2) and 22 marker matches, all to Mexico (Zacatecas and Campeche) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Magdaleno Dominguez b. Email Jose Antonio Dominguez
Dominguez, RubenVilla de Cartegena, Spain>Cartegana de Levante, Spain>Vera Cruz, Mexico City, Mexico, New Spain>Santa Fe, New Mexico, New Spain>Walsenburg, Colorado USA. Haplogroup Q-L938 is a branch of Q most common in the Middle East. See these YDNA 15 marker match to 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in a - YHRD database search. Closest FTDNA match is Yemenite Jewish..Oldest Ydna ancestor - CAPT. TOME DOMINGUEZ (1576)>CAPT. JUAN B.( TOME) "EL VIEJO" DOMINGUEZ (1596)>CAPT. TOME " EL MOZO" DOMINGUEZ DE MENDOZA (1626)>CAPT JOSE DOMINGUEZ III (1658)>MANUEL DOMINGUEZ (1705)>JUAN DOMINGUEZ (1725)>YSIDRO DE LA ASCENION DOMINGUEZ (1760)>JOSE MARIA DOMINGUEZ (1790)>JOSE ANTONIO REYES DOMINGUEZ (1827)>PEDRO DOMINGUEZ (1854)>JOSE MARIA DOMINGUES (Z) (1875)>ALEX RUBEN DOMINGUES(Z) (1911). This line is believed to be Converso. ~ SEPHARDIC LEGACY IN NEW MEXICO ~ Domínguez traced to Cartagena and Puerto de Santa María, Spain José Antonio Esquibel -Author (( This Author is writing a book about our Dominguez Family of New Mexico )) Contact Yvette Robin Berra
Duarte, AlbertoZacatecas, Mexico>Panuco Zacatecas, Mexico>Santa Maria, California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 23 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Fernando Duarte b.1670 d.1720>Juan Manuel Duarte Rincon b.1700. Email Alberto Duarte
Duran, Louis EloyMexico>California. Haplogroup I2-P215 possibly Southwestern Europe origin. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es)(10 instead of 11 at DYS391) to Latin America, Germany, Sub Saharan Africa and Norway in this - YHRD database search. Email Louis Eloy Duran
Duran, JaimeSanta Clara, Chihuahua Mexico>El Paso, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 13 marker match(es) to Peru, Columbia and a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pablo Duran b.circa 1871. Email Jaime Duran
Elizalde, AscencionVilla Unión, Mexico>San Cristobal Las Casas, Chiapas Mexico. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 104 which matches a 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ascencion Elizalde b. circa 1865 d. circa 1905. Probably originally from Jalisco. Email Ascencion Elizalde
Elizondo, CristobalMonclova,Coahuila Mexico>Texas>New York. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q21 to 1 Tarahumara and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Bolivia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Cristobal Elizondo b.c1800-1825. Married Maria Eduviges Resendes 13 Jan 1841 in Monclova, Coahuila paternal Grandfather was born an ELIZONDO but changed his name to Cortinas after he and his brother were orphaned and were then reared by his maternal grandparents who were Cortinas or Cortines. My father later changed the spelling of Cortinas to Cortinez. My oldest Cortinez ancestor:Miguel Cortinas or Cortines b. Abt. 1805 in Mexico immigrated to Nacogdoches Texas in 1835. Later returned to Coahuila Mexico. Family Mystery: to confirm that my Cortinas ancester is the same Miguel Cortinas mentioned as running the Monte, a gambling house, and as a supporter of the Texas revolution. Email
Escalante, PaulNacozari Viejo, Nueva Vizcaya Mexico>Nacosari Basochuca, Nueva Vizcaya Mexico>Arizpe, Sonora, Mexico>Durango, Durango Mexico>Matehuala, SLP, Mexico>Saltillo, Coah., Mexico>Martindale, Texas, USA Haplogroup R1b-L21>DF13 most common in Northwestern Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan de Escalante, b.abt 1680>Juan Antonio Heredia Escalante, b, abt 1714>Geronimo Lazaro Corella, Escalante, b. 19 Dec 1761>Felipe de Jesus Ortuno Escalante, b.01 Jan 1818>Ramon Ponce Escalante,b. 04 Sep 1841>Agapito Obregon Escalante(GGrandfather) was born 22 Sep 1861 at Saltillo, Coah., Mexico, He crossed into Texas at Eagle Pass in 1880(erg.US 1880 Census), Married Alvina Vergara 22 Jun 1889, San Antonio, Tx. His son Antonio Vergara Escalante (My Grandfather) was born 09 Apr 1895 at Martindale (Guadalupe Cty), Tx Married Margaita Alvares Trevino, Date unknown, Locus, unknown His son Paul Trevino Escalante(My Father) was born 25Jan1917 in Taylor, Tx He married Luisa Lozano Guzman, 01 Jul 1940 at Georgetown, Tx. Email Paul Escalante
Escalante, Tony TrevinoMatehuala, SLP, Mexico>Saltillo, Coah., Mexico>Martindale, Texas, USA Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Agapito Obregon Escalante(GGrandfather) was born 22 Sep 1861 at Saltillo, Coah., Mexico, He crossed into Texas at Eagle Pass in 1880(erg.US 1880 Census), Married Alvina Vergara 22 Jun 1889, San Antonio, Tx. His son Antonio Vergara Escalante was born 09 Apr 1895 at Martindale (Guadalupe Cty), Tx Married Margaita Alvares Trevino, Date unknown, Locus, unknown. Email Paul Escalante
Escalera, Manuel GonzalezMission San Francisco De La Espada, San Antonio, Texas>. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felis ESCALERA (possibly from Villa Acuna, Coah. Mexico) m Josefa Hernandez>Manuel ESCALERA, born 1 Jan 1909 and died 21 Nov 1979 in Mission San Francisco De La Espada. Contact: Estella Escalera De La Fuente
Escamilla, HeribertoVilla de Santiago, Nuevo Leon>Los Sabinos, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Houston, Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (below) and the some of the Trevino's, posted below. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rafael de Escamilla>Jose Ygnacio Escamilla Salazar baptized December 1st, 1826. Margarito Escamilla must have been born around 1860; (my father says that he was from Zacatecas and was presumably adopted by an Escamilla, but this is one of those myths/mysteries I am unsure about. Aparicio o Patricio Escamilla-Great, Great, Great Grandfather>Ignacio Escamilla-Great, Great Grandfather>Victor Escamilla 1870 Great Grandfather>Gustavo (Gaston) Escamilla, 1906-Grandfather>Ernesto-father, 2 July 1931. Email: Heriberto Escamilla
Escamilla, Frank AnthonyJalisco>Guanajuato>San Luis Potosi>Durango>Monterrey>San Antonio, TX. Haplogroup R1b - SRY2627. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these two YDNA 10 of 11 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 19) to anonymous in Mexico in this - Sorenson database search. Results from Ancestry.com posted here - Paternal Lineage Test Results for Frank Anthony Escamilla. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Manuel Escamilla circa 1700, Jalisco. Contact: Virginia Carrola
EspinosaMexico City, Mexico>Saltillo,Coahuila, Mexico>Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico?>Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico>Monterrey Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 6 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. The family claims that have currently not been verified: Jewish ancestry. The surname Espinosa was shortened from Espinosa de los Monterros, Burgos, Spain. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Rodriguez Espinosa b. 1910 m. Carmen Narro>Manuel Espinosa. Contact Sara Rubin-Schultz
Esquibel (Garcia), RandolphNew Mexico or Colorado> Wagon Mound, New Mexico > Raton, New Mexico > San Francisco, California>Healdsburg, California. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q26 to 2 Huichol - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch at 385b 18 instead of 19) to a Mestizo from Mexico City in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Esquibel, b.c 1860, A US Census record indicates that he was an Indian (which is supported by the Y-DNA testing of his male descendants). He appears to have lived in the household of Juan de Jesus Esquibel and his wife Juana Cruz Mestas of Cucharas, Colorado> Benjamin Garcia b1915. He was adopted by Manuel Garcia and Lily Chavez. According to his Baptism Certificate his biological parents were Miguel Esquibel and Veneranda Montoya. Miguel and Veneranda were not married to each other (in fact Veneranda was married to another man at the time) which is likely the reason he was adopted. He died in San Francisco, California in 1983>James Garcia b1955>Randolph Garcia b.1981. Email Randolph Garcia
Espinosa, NoahMexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 18 of 20 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Espinosa b.circa 1912>Domingo (Mingo) Espinosa. Francisco Espinosa was my Father's father but he died by electrocution at around the age of 25 (foul play suspected) Domingo (Mingo) Espinosa,my Dad was only three Years of age at the time. My Dad says that word has it that his father had other brothers and sisters, but only knows of the brothers' names...Ricardo, Juan, Jesus, and one other but doesn't remember his name. Would like to solve the mystery of Grampa's death, and to make contact with anyone related to Him. Contact Steven Espinosa
Fedelin, FranciscoVelardena, Durango Mexico>Kansas. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 216 which matches 2 Palastinian Arabs in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 15 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. 12 marker match to project member Henry Pompa Rivera below. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Cirilo Fedelin b.c 1916. d.c1952. View GEDCOM here . Email Francisco Fedelin
Federico, Paul FredSanta Maria Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico>Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Western Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker matches to 2 of 75 Caldas, Colombia [Mestizo], 2 of 173 Maracay, Venezuela [Mestizo], 2 of 352 Brescia, Italy [Italian], 1 of 106 West-Vlaanderen, Belgium [Belgian], 1 of 277 Antwerpen, Belgium [Belgian], 1 of 1476 United States [European American], 1 of 543 Santander, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 103 Valle de Cauca, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 88 Risaralda, Colombia [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Federico b.1860 d.1937. His Father is named Pablo Federico and Mother is Rosalia Ribera (Rivera) but I don't know more than that. Contact Paul Fred Federico
Felguerez, RobertoIglesia San Salvador de Fuentes, Villaviciosa, Asturias Spain>Mesquitic, Jalisco,Mexico 1790's>Valparaiso, Zacatecas Mexico>California. Haplogroup K2. K2 settled the area of the mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. The Felguerez were large ranch owners. See this DNA match to haplotype 230 which matches 1 Palestinian - The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 101 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Iberia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Melchor Felgueres b.c1747>Domingo Antonio Felgueres b.c1772>Raphael Felgueres b.12/21/1796. Email Ed Serros
Felix, GaryNavojoa, Sonora>LA Calif. Haplogroup I-Z2054 Southern European origin. See the I-M223 tree for the Root brance - M223+ Sector Tree. See this YDNA 6 marker match to Ib2 once known as I1c haplotype 17 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Testing results I (P19) positive (FTDNA), I1c (M223) positive (EA), I1 (P38) positive (EA), S2 positive (EA), M284 (I1c1) negative (EA), S23 positive (EA), S24 postive (EA), P78 negative (EA), P95 negative (EA), M379 negative (EA), P222+ Genetree = I2b. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Librado Felix b.circa 1875. For further info. see "The Genealogy of Mexico Links Page"
Felix, John DumasSonora Mexico>Calif. Haplogroup J2, a 6 marker Cohen Haplotype Match (old cohen modal haplotype). All 5, 12 marker matches to Eastern European Jews. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 255 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See this YDNA 9 marker match to J2 haplotype 13 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Hispanics, North Africans Europeans and Jew(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Fernando Felix b.1846. For further info. see The DUMAS & FELIX FAMILIES
Fernandez, JerryDurango, Durango Mx.>New Mexico circa 1905>Arizona. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. . See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ascencion Fernandez b.circa 1860 Durango Mx. Email Jerry Fernandez
Fernandez, RobertTangancicuaro, Michoacan, Mexico>Culbertson, Hitchcock County, Nebraska>Cedar Rapids,Linn County, Iowa>Tennessee USA Unconfirmed Haplogroup G2 Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See this DNA match to haplotype 133 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America,Italy,Poland and Germany in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Louis Fernandez married to Margarita Torrezb>? (David) Fernandez b.11/24/1893 in Tangancicuaro, Michoacan, Mexico Email Robert Barker (Fernandez)
Fernandez, AgustinSan Roque Riomiera,Cantabria,, Spain>Celaya Guanajuato, Mexico>Belleville, Michigan. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Fernandez Pellon born 26 May 1655. Email Fernando Campos
Fimbres, Edmund EugeneFlanders>Sonora Mexico. Haplogroup R1b-P312, Most prevalent in Western Europe. See these YDNA 13 of 14 cluster of 13 matches to 6 of 100 Albania [Albanian], 1 of 587 Buenos Aires, Argentina [Admixed], 1 of 100 Bosnia and Herzegovina [Bosnian], 1 of 115 Rennes, France [French], 1 of 1078 Australia [European], 1 of 220 Central Croatia, Croatia [Croatian], 1 of 220 North Croatia, Croatia [Croatian] & 1 of 220 West Croatia, Croatia [Croatian] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 28 of 29 marker match to a Fimbres in Sonora Mexico and another in an unspecified area of Mexico in this (log in first then click the following link) - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan de Fimbres b. 1625. I've (Edmund Eugene Fimbres) determined that the Fimbres name comes from Juan de Fimbres (circa 1650) a Flamenco (Fleming) silk merchant living in Bilboa Spain (Basque country). The Fimbres name in the americas originates in Sonora where they self identified as Basque as would be expected. They are now in CA, AZ, Sonora and Baja Calfornia. Email Edmund Eugene Fimbres
Flores, SigifredoTexas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tomas Flores b.circa 1870. d.1945 Email
Flores, Dr. Frank CortezChihuahua, Mexico>Juarez, Chihuahua Mexico>Dona Ana, New Mexico 1850"s. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. A 35 of 37 marker match to project member Jason Lizarraga, below. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Flores b.circa 1818. View GEDCOM here . Email Frank Cortez Flores
Flores, FernandoJalpa Zacatecas, Mexico>Chicago Illinois. USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. Our mysteries, these Flores have some Sephardic customs (Stones on the graves, etc). They tend to only married certain families (The Medinas, among others), although this is changing in recent times.These families tend to be much more fairer. They are a huge and well know family in Southern Zacatecas. See this DNA match to haplotype 54 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Anitasio Flores-Medina b.c1910's Email Fernando Flores
Flores, Mark EliotBaroyeca, Sonora Mexico>Navojoa, Sonora Mexico>Los Angeles, California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Arturo Benjamin Flores b.1912 d.2002. Email Mark Flores
Flores Gonzales, TomasMonclova, Coahuila Mexico>Vallecillo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Guerrero Viejo, Tamualipas, Mexico>San Diego, Duval County, Texas>La Salle County. Haplogroup Q1a3a. See these YDNA 11 of 12 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor J Antonio Flores - b.circa 1700 m. Catarina Aguirre>J Ignacio Flores Zambrano>J Gregorio Flores Luna>Tomas Flores Mesa> . Contact Dahlia Guajardo-Cantu de Palacios
Flores, Richard A.Jalisco, Mexico (Tecolotlan, San Buenaventura, Autlan, Jechutlan, etc.)>Santa Rosa, California USA. Haplogroup Q-M346,(M3-), Native American. See these YDNA 9 marker Mexico and Argentina match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Cueva Flores. Email Richard A. Flores
Flores, AurelioTeocuitatlan de Corona, Jalisco Mexico. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. There are two 9 marker matches in Mexico City and Chihuahua on markers 393,390,19,391,385ab,389I,392 & 437 (one step mismatch on 438 and 389II for one of the matches-no data on other significant markers) from Robert Tarin's private database. [source Luna-Vázquez 2007 (Mexico City) db & Gutiérrez-Alarcón 2007 (Chihuahua)]. Tlaxcalans were known to have come to Northern Mexico with the earlest settlers of the area from the Mexico City area. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Flores c.1874>Aurelio Flores b. Nov. 12, 1915. Contact Martha Gomez
Flores, JuanSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. Extremely rare to have marker DYS448=04. See this 23 of 36 marker match to a Gonzalez in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Flores born abt. 1897>Ramon Flores b1930 d1985. Contact Diana Guerrero
Fonceca, KeenanSan Diego de Alejandria, Jalisco, Mexico. Haplogroup T. T settled the area of the mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. See this DNA match to haplotype 230 which matches 1 Palestinian - The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 101 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Basque Country, Spain [Spanish], Mérida, Mexico [Mestizo], Northern Portugal, Portugal [Portuguese] and Andalucía/Extremadura, Spain [Spanish] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rafael Fonseca 1700's>Andre Fonseca>Lugardo Fonceca who was born abt 1820 and married 1841. Contact Evie Villegas
Franco, BenitoVallecillo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q27 to 3 Nahua, 1 Huichol and 1 Tzotzil - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to USA Hispanic(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Javier Franco b. circa 1726. Contact Orfa Salinas
Franco, Michael AnthonyMexico>Albuquerque, New Mexico USA. Haplogroup J1, See this DNA match to 1 Muslim from Lebanon and 1 Tunisian with haplotype 269 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Michael Anthony Franco
Fuentes, Jose AntonioVeracruz,Mexico>Palm Bay, Florida USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1,(M35+), Mediterranean/Semitic. I am eager to find out my family tree from the beginning of times or at least from Europe/Africa to Mexico. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Carmelo Fuentes b.1903 d.1991. Email Jose Antonio Fuentes
Fuentes, Christopher L. ThompsonMexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup J2-M319. Relatively common lineage amoung J2 Hispanics. See this YDNA 14 of 14 marker match to a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Luis Fuentes. Adoptee: Apparently my birth-father was an accountant (as was his father) in Mexico city for Sears in 1968. Email Chris Thompson
Galarza, GaryJalisco, Mx. 1780>Tx. early 1900's>Contra Costa County Calif. Haplogroup I2b, Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Root 1 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 195 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 6 marker match to I1c haplotype 2 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Northern Europeans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ygnacio Galarza b 1780 Jalisco Mx. Email Lew Jenkins
Gallardo, FranciscoSinaloa, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 113 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Pedro Gallardo b.c1750. Email David Gallardo
Gallegos, J.J.Saltillo,Coahuila,Mexico , Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joseph Gallegos b.c1700
Gallegos, Bruce MichaelNew Mexico>Brazos New Mexico. Haplogroup I1, Nordic. This is a New Mexico founder lineage. There are currently (7/10) 15 with the same first 12 marker matches from New Mexico from Robert Tarin's private database. Most carry the Chavez surname. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Blas Gallegos - born about 1832 in New Mexico - possibly Brazos. Juan Blas married Maria de Jesus Casaus - born about 1840 in New Mexico. Maria de Jesus has also been identified as Juana Caradas or Jessie Cassidos in some of their children's death certificates. Juan Blas and Juana were my husband's paternal Great-Great Grandparents. Juan Blas and Juana had children named: Perfeto, Encarnacion, Benito, Cleofas and Fernando - born 1861 in Brazos, NM (Mike's Great Grandfather married to Felia Martinez). Family records are non-existent and many of the remaining elders don't know or cannot remember who Blas's parents were. Contact Donna Gallegos
Gallegos, BenLikely Santa Fe, New Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Gallegos b. early 1700's Email Ben Gallegos
Garcia, Jon-EricMexico>Florida. Unconfirmed Haplogroup I2a most common in the Balkans of Europe. Ydna line - Father - Richard Garcia Grandfather - John B. Garcia Great Grandfather - Aniceto Garcia Great Great Grandfather - Jose Eduardo Garcia Great Great Great Grandfather - Diego Antonio Garcia Great Great Great Graet Grandfather - Manuel Vincent Garcia. Email Jon-Eric Garcia
Garcia, NatividadMx.>San Antonio, Tx. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 181 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Adolfo Garcia b.circa 1860. Email Mario Garcia
Garcia, AnacletoCoahuila Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Continental 2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Garcia b.circa 1800. Coahuila Mex. Proved Garcias from different branches of the family were not related. Email Mario Garcia
(Unknown) Garcia, Joe Albert (Venegas)Mexico>San Antonio Texas. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Root 1 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Carlos G. Venegas b.1938 Venegas is an adopted name. Email Maria Teresa Venegas
Garcia, RichardMexico>Galveston, Texas 1914>San Antonio, Texas 1917. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 24 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Garcia (m.Maria Gallardo) b.between 1894-1897. Email
Garcia, Jesus AlejandroCiudad Victoria, Tamaulipas Mexico>China, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup R1b1b2d. Most common origin in Europe. See this information on the migration of the - M167 aka SRY2627 R1b1c6 subclade in Spain where this mutation likely originated. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Indalecio Garcia b.circa 1860's Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas>Daniel Garcia de la Cerda b.1891 m.Maria de los Angeles de la Cerda Hinojosa in China, Nuevo Leon. I would like to connect to relatives from Tamaulipas. Email Jesus Alejandro Garcia
Garcia, Dr.AlejandroJalapa Veracruz, Mexico >San Antonio, Texas. Confirmed Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 275 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 21 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Italy in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Garcia-Marin b.1895 d.1962 Email Alejandro Garcia
Garcia-Cuevas, SocratesMexico>San Antonio, Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 141 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email: Socrates Garcia-Cuevas
Garcia, George FlorencioSan Felipe, Coahuila Mexico>Laredo Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup T once known as K2. T settled the area of the mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Desiderio Garcia b.c1840>Cirilo Garcia b.c1865>Esteban Garcia b.1889. Email George F. Garcia
Garcia, AnselmoDurango Mexico Mexico>Woodland, California USA. Likely Haplogroup G2 (confirmed G by snp) Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Anselmo Garcia b.mid 1800's Durango. Email Luis Martinez
Garcia, MacedonioOjocaliente, Zacatecas Mexico>Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes>California USA. Confirmed Haplogroup J1*. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Macedonio Garcia b.circa 1870. Email Ricardo Gallegos Álvarez
Garcia, RubenGuanacevi, Durango Mexico. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 (listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype) - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Paramon Garcia b. circa 1860. Contact Anita Martinez
Garcia, David Lawrence Saltillo, Coahuilla Mexico> Montana USA. Haplogroup R1b,(P312+). Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Apolonio Garcia, b.circa 1873. d. 1940. Email David Lawrence García
Garcia de Alba, FaustoAvila, Spain>Ejulta, Jalisco or Tecolotlan, Jalisco Mexico>Los Angeles California. Haplogroup R1b1b2h (M28+). Fausto Garcia de Alba's y-dna as compared to other R1b1c10, in this paper Analysis of the origin of R1b1c10 also known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphism S28.. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Garcia de Alba b.1563. Everyone with this last name seems to be related. Email Fausto de Alba
Garcia, Gerard Cipriano near Guadalajara Jalisco, Mexico>Mill Valley, California USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. A 12 of 12 marker match to project member Dr. Frank Cortes Flores and Jason Lizarraga. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Gerard Cipriano Garcia
Garcia, Alejandro J.Zacatecas, Mexico>Monterrey-Saltillo area, Mexico>Cerralvo N.L., Mexico>Revilla (Guerrero Viejo) area Mexico (22,000 acre land grant-Charco Redond Zapata County Texas)>Zapata, Texas USA. Haplogroup J2. 12 marker matches to the Guajardo lines. See this DNA match to haplotype 118 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 North African Sephardic Jew and 2 Kurdish Jew in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Lorenzo Garcia abt 1595 - came out of the area of Zacatecas. Married Leonor Gutierrez Saltillo>Capt. Pedro Garcia de Avila abt 1628>Juan Jose Garcia de Avila abt 1660>Capt Francisco Garcia abt 1690>Juan Jose Garcia abt 1729>Jose Tomas Garcia abt 1757>Jose Anastacio Garcia abt 1793>Angel Garcia abt 1830>Jose Maria Garcia abt 1867>Jose Guadalupe Garcia abt 1898>Roberto Eloy Garcia abt 1937. Email Alex J. Garcia
Garcia Jr., FrankMexico>Tempe, Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Frank Garcia Sr. b. Email Frank P. Franks Jr.
Garcia, Jose LuisMexico>Rio Grande City (Camargo above the River)>Cuero, Texas>Bay City, Texas>El Paso, Texas USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Garcia b.circa 1710 (received a land grant to live in Rio Grande City)>Ignacio Garcia>Teodoro Garcia>Ignacio Zarate Garcia>Jose Vela Garcia b.1896. Email Jose Luis Garcia
Garcia, FelixMexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this YDNA 6 marker match to R1b haplotype 6 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Debbie Rice
Garibay, Larry OrtizMichoacan, Mexico>Oakland California USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Garibay b.circa 1890>Rafael Ortiz b.1920. Email Larry Ortiz
Garza, LucianoSalinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon Mx.>Sombreretillo Mx.>Oregon. Haplogroup R1b. A 22 of 25 marker match to Arthur Trevino MD , posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon b.1540 in Lepe, Huelva, Spain d.1640 in Nuevo Leon New Spain (Mexico). Email Luciano Garza
Garza-Cantu, LuisCruillas, Tamualipas Mexico>Ciudad Victoria, Tamualipas Mexico>San Antonio Texas (1918). Haplogroup R1b1 European. 24 of 25 marker match with project members Col. Montemayor and Robert Ignacio Campos. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel de la Garza m. Nicolasa Galvan both of whom were born about 1780. Three children were born to them between 1808-1812 in Cruillas, Tamaulipas. This lineage remained in Cruillas until the Revolution. My father's line were in Cd. Victoria for a few years before going to San Antonio in 1918. Nicolasa was probably from the GALVANs of San Fernando, Tamaulipas, and Miguel may have been from Cadereyta, but those are guesses that I have not proved. Email Irma Garza-Cantu
Garza, HenryMexico>Texas>Fort Collins Colorado. Haplogroup R1b. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Garza b. YDNA and the papertrail show a match to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Contact Meg Bonahoom
Garza. AdrianMexico>Plano, Texas. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Continental 2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 195 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) North Western Europeans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.circa . Mex. Email
Garza. Joseph S.Mexico>Houston Texas. Haplogroup I2b, Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Continental 2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.circa . Mex. Email Joseph S. Garza
Garza, AlvaroMexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . YDNA and the papertrail for some Garza's show a match to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Email Alvaro Garza
Garza, Joel LuisNuevo Leon Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Raymundo Garza>Evaristo Garza b.1893>Andres Garza. YDNA and the papertrail for some Garza's show a match to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Email Joel Luis Garza
Garza, Thomas RoyMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Camargo, Tamaulipas Mexico>Rio Grande, Texas USA>San Patricio Co., Texas USA>Refugio, Texas USA. Haplogroup K2. K2 settled the area of the Mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. See this DNA match to haplotype 240 which matches 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 Iraqi Sephardic Jew, 6 Kurdish Jews and 3 Muslim Kurds - The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and the Mediterranean in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonzo Garza. Email Thomas Roy Garza
de la Garza, Francisco S.Mina, Nuevo Leon México>San Pedro Garza García (Monterrey), Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Capitan Francisco de la Garza nació en 1593, se casó con Juana García Gutierrez>Gabriel de la Garza García nació en 1684 es antepasado directo de mi padre, se casó con Clara de la Garza de Montemayor en 1675 en Monterrey N.L. México, su hijo Juan Elias de la Garza de los Santos Coy se casó en 1737 con María Ines de González y procrearon a Joseph Antonio de la Garza González (nació en 1749), se casó con María Antonia Gonzalez, un hijo de esta pareja es mi abuelo paterno Tirso de la Garza González que nació en Mina N.L. en 1864. YDNA and the papertrail for some Garza's show a match to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Email Mr. Francisco S de La Garza
de la Garza, EdwardMexico. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Most prevalent in N. Africa. See these YDNA 13 of 14 marker matches to 4 of 175 Tripoli, Libya [Libyan] and a 1 of 60 Marche, Italy [Moroccan] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 23 of 24 marker match to an Urbina from Mexico in this (log in first then click the following link) - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Estella De la Fuente
Gill, Louis SerpaTanuato, Michoacan Mexico>San Miguel, Michoacan Mexico>Hammond, Indiana USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA 12 marker match to haplotype 68 in this list of Jewish Haplotypes - Jewish FTDNA See these YDNA 12 marker match to haplotype E1b1b1c1a-C in this - Origin of Jewish clusters of E1b1b1 (M35) haplogroup. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Gil b circa 1885 m Gregoria Serpa b circa 1899. Email Patricia Gill
Gomez, SamuelChihuahua,Chihuahua Mexico>Peoria, Arizona USA. Haplogroup J2. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Carlos Gomez b.c1800 d.c1900 Contact M Gomez.
Gomez, Jose LuisMexico>California. Haplogroup J2a2a (M92+). See this DNA match to haplotype 241 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Damian Gomez, b.circa 1835, A 12 marker match with Andres Gonzalez of our project. Email Jose Gomez
Gomez-Infante, Jose L.Mexico> Pomona, California. Haplogroup R1b M167 aka SRY2627 R1b1c6 positive. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this information on the migration of the - M167 aka SRY2627 R1b1c6 subclade in Spain where this mutation likely originated. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Celso Gomez b. Contact Irma Gomez
Gomez, Emilio MMexico>Colorado, USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 5 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 5 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Emilio Gomez b.1910 d.1979. Contact B. Avila
Gomez, Jose NicolasSan Jose de Gracia, Municipio de Teocuiltatlan de Corona, Jalisco Mexico>Los Angeles, California USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1a. See these YDNA 11 marker match(es) to Bahia, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian] and Quindío, Colombia [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Sergio Gomez c. 1868>Jose Gomez b. 1910>Nicolas Gomez b. 1945. Contact Jose Nicolas Gomez
GomezSmall city south of Mexico City, Mexico>Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico>California. Haplogroup Likely J2a2a (M92+). See this DNA match to haplotype 241 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Benjamin Gomez, b. 1895>Ralph Gomez b1917 d1989) A 12 marker match with Andres Gonzalez & Jose Luis Gomez of our project. Email
Gomez, AntonioJalostotitlan, Jalisco Mexico>California. Haplogroup Likely J2a2a (M92+). See these 12 marker matches to a Gonzalez from Jalisco Mexico, Nicaragua & Costa Rica (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database See this DNA match to haplotype 241 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Gomez, b.1594. 12 marker match with Andres Gonzalez & Jose Luis Gomez of our project. Email Irma Gomez-Lucero
GonzálezToledo, Spain>Parras, Coahuila, Mexico>La Jolla, California. Haplogroup I1 most common Northwestern Europe and Scandinavia. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to I1 (once known as I1a) haplotype 31 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Gonzalez de Paredes who m. Maria Olea Camacho in Parras in 1634 and his parents in Toledo. View GEDCOM here Contact Mary Anne Curray
González, AndresEl Trigo, Valle de Guadalupe, Jalisco, Mexico> Haplogroup J2. See this DNA match to haplotype 241 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bonifacio Gonzalez, b.circa 1894, El Trigo. A 12 marker match with Jose Luis Gomez of our project. Email Andres Gonzalez
González, Carlos IgnacioTeocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico>Papigochi Chihuahua (present day Ciudad Guerrero)>Texas. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Grandfather's Grandfather was born in the town of Teocaltiche, Jalisco in or around 1810, and moved to Papigochi Chihuahua (present day Ciudad Guerrero) when he was an adolescent. Email
González, SilvestreEl Rancho de Buena Vista, Ixtlahucan de Rio, Jalasco, Mexico>Tulare California. Haplogroup I2a most common in the Balkans of Eastern Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. See this modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Gertrudis Gonzales m. Barbara Peres>Dionicio Gonzales b. 17 Jun 1827>Alcardio Gonzalez. Email
González, ArturoGuadalupe Victoria (La Villita), Jalpa, Zacatecas, Mexico>Texas and California. Haplogroup I-PF4088 most common in Spain and Sardinia. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Sebastian Gonzalez (b~1660)> Alejo Gonzalez Venegas (b~1699)> Jose Maria Gonzalez Llamas(?)(b~1730)> Jose Maria Gonzalez Ledesma (b 13 Sept 1790)> Lucas Gonzalez Casillas (b~1832)> Jacinto Gonzalez Duran (1867)> Monico Gonzalez Duran (b1890)> Jose Inez Gonzalez Sanchez (b1916)> Daniel Gonzalez Ventura (b1947)> Arturo Gonzalez Medina (b1969).. The link to my genealogy website is Genealogia de Guadalupe Victoria (La Villita), Zac Email Arturo Gonzalez
González-Yeaton, MiguelMonterrey, Mexico> San Antonio, Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino's, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Bartolomé González was b. in Morón, Spain ab. 1600, and d. 1672 in Monterrey. Email: Miguel Gonzalez-Yeaton
González, CrisostomoCerallvo, Mexico>Victoria, Texas. Haplogroup E1b1b1b, Mediterranean/Semitic. A 12 marker modal match to a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 6 marker match to E3b haplotype 9 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) from Belgium to Eygpt in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Tomas Gonzalez born May 15, 1886. Email Crisostomo Gonzalez
Gonzáles, MichaelAguascalientes, Mexico>Superior Arizona, USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Gonzales (Grandfather) came to US before 1917 and believed to be from a Ranchero Family. Worked the Copper Mines in Superior AZ>Henry Gonzales b.1918. Contact Lynne Gonzales
González, Robert ChristopherGuadalcanal, Spain>San Jose De Bazarte, Los Altos de Jalisco (just outside of Tepatitlan) Mexico>Benicia, California, USA. Haplogroup E-V13. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Gonzalez de Hermosillo, 10th grandfather. Email Robert Christopher Gonzalez
González, Enrique JosephMexico. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q4 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Contact Tina Vido
Gonzáles, Julian RomuloMexico. Haplogroup R1b1c*. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker matches to Majorca Spain and a US Hispanic in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Manuel Gonzalez b.circa 1825. Contact Nancy Taylor
Gonzáles Jr., Raulcirc 1740-1750 Montemorelos, Nuevo Leon Mexico>1780 Santander Jimenez, Tamaulipas Mexico>1899 Matamoros, Tamaulipas Mexico>1923 Harlingen, Texas>1935 Pharr, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Western Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker matches to Majorca Spain and a US Hispanic in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan de Dios Gonzalez>Nestor Gonzalez b.circa 1840>. Nestor Gonzalez was born some time around 1840 in S. Jimenez. (no baptism record) His father is listed as Juan de dios Gonzalez. (documented multiple times) I believe he was illegitimate but took his father's last name. If his father is the Juan I think he is, then I can trace that line with documents back several generations to Montemorelos, Nuevo Leon around 1750 to a Vicente (Bicente) Gonzalez. His father was also Vicente Gonzalez but anything before that is unknown. I do know he was close with the Gonzalez y Hidalgo line as he is listed as god parents to their children and vice versa. Email Raul Gonzales Jr.
Gonzáles, TomasNuevo Leon, Mexico>Linares, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Beeville, South Texas USA. Haplogroup J2. See this DNA match to haplotype 114 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 2 North African Sephardic Jews, 2 Kurdish Jews. 2 Palastinian Arabs and 9 Muslim Kurds in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 225 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 34 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Gonzales b. early 1820's>Antonio Gonzales b. 1850's>Augustin Aguilar Gonzales b. 1888 on a ranch called La Hacienda de la Loma in Linares, Nuevo Leon. Email Tomas Gonzales Jr.
González, Fernando PatricioAguascalientes, Mexico. Haplogroup J2 most common in the middle east. See these YDNA 9 matches to Argentina and Portugal in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - d. Email Fernando Patricio Gonzalez
González, EnriqueMexico> California USA. Haplogroup R1b, Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Enrique del Castillo
Gonzáles, Matthew PrescillianoMexico or New Spain>Albuquerque New Mexico, USA. Haplogroup J1. Found mostly in the Middle East. See these two YDNA 8 of 9 marker match (one step mismatch on 385a) to Turkey in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 11 of 12 marker match (one step mismatch on 389II) to a Baca from New Mexico - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Matthew Prescilliano Gonzales
González, Nemesio MendozaMexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker matches to Majorca Spain and a US Hispanic in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - , Contact Sandra Martinez
González, EdgarSabinas Hidalgo, Mexico. Haplogroup G2. Found infrequently all over Europe. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches to the Caucasus, Iraq and Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Casimiro Gonzalez b.circa 1890 d.circa 1950. Email Edgar Gonzalez
González, A.N.Higueras, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup E1b-M35. See this YDNA 14 marker match to Latin America, North Africa, Portugal and a US Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 26 marker match to a Gonzalez relative in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Jose Maria Gonzalez b. 1850>Don Francisco Gonzalez b.1884. Our grandmother had stated that we were related to captain Diego Gonzalez founder of Higueras N.L. Contact Ann
González, Miguel AngelSevilla, Andalucia Spain>Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup E-M81>M183. See these 16 marker matches to haplotype IP201 and IP147 from So. Portugal, IP448 from NW Castile, IP463 from East Andalucia, IP 644 from Valencia and IP1121 from Majorca in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this YDNA 14 marker match to Latin America, North Africa, Portugal and a US Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 33 marker match to a Gonzalez relative in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Olivares>Capitan Bartolome González b1595>Sargento Mayor Jose Diego González de Esquivel b.7 Aug 1634 Place: Tepetitlán, Hidalgo, Mexico d.24 May 1711 Valle de San Cristobal, Hualahuises, Nuevo Leon, Mexico>Captian Diego González de Ochoa b. 14 Apr 1653, Place: Valle del Carrizal, Nuevo León, Mexico d.19 Oct 1728, Place: Higueras, Nuevo León, Mexico>Juan Diego González de Ochoa b.14 Jan 1709, Place: Higueras, Nuevo León, Mexico d.29 Oct 1759, Place: Santa Teresa de Higueras, Nuevo León, Mexico>Pedro Ygnacio González Martinez b.Feb 1746, Place: Salinas Victoria, Nuevo León, Mexico d.? Place: Nuevo León, Mexico>Jose Antonio González de los Santos b.abt 1780, Place: Santa Teresa de Higueras, Nuevo León, Mexico d.?, Place: Nuevo León, Mexico>Jose Felis Gonzalez b.09 Jul 1828, Place: Pesqueria Grande, Garcia, Nuevo León, Mexico, d. bef 1887, Place: Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. Email Miguel Angel Gonzalez
González, Raul SaenzMexico. Haplogroup E-M81>M183. See these 16 marker matches to haplotype IP201 and IP147 from So. Portugal, IP448 from NW Castile, IP463 from East Andalucia, IP 644 from Valencia and IP1121 from Majorca in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this YDNA 14 marker match to Latin America, North Africa, Portugal and a US Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 33 marker match to a Gonzalez relative in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. 64 of 67 marker match with Miguel Angel Gonzalez and a 37 of 37 marker match to Gilberto Estevan Quintanilla. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Ed Jimenez
Gonzáles Rodriguez, RaulCamargo, Tamaulipas Mexico>Rio Grande City, Starr County Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. See these 16 marker matches to haplotype IP201 and IP147 from So. Portugal, IP448 from NW Castile, IP463 from East Andalucia, IP 644 from Valencia and IP1121 from Majorca in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this YDNA 14 marker match to Latin America, North Africa, Portugal and a US Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 33 marker match to a Gonzalez relative in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. 34 of 37 marker match with Miguel Angel Gonzalez and a 35 of 37 marker match to Gilberto Estevan Quintanilla. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Gonzalez b. 1824 or 1825 m Joaquina Barrera>Pablo Gonzalez b. 1864 m Locaria Garza>Nemecio Gonzalez b 1886 m Jesusa Quintana>Leonardo Q. Gonzales b. 1920. Email Raul Gonzales Rodriguez
González, L AGuadalupe, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Eagle Pass Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. See these 16 marker matches to haplotype IP201 and IP147 from So. Portugal, IP448 from NW Castile, IP463 from East Andalucia, IP 644 from Valencia and IP1121 from Majorca in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this YDNA 14 marker match to Latin America, North Africa, Portugal and a US Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 33 marker match to a Gonzalez relative in Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. 34 of 37 marker match with Miguel Angel Gonzalez and a 35 of 37 marker match to Gilberto Estevan Quintanilla. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ygnacio Gonzalez m Antonia Trevino>Guadulupe Gonzalez m Petra Trevino>Luis Arnando Gonzalez Trevino b August 1880. Contact Ana Torres
González, AbrahamMexico>Ojinaga, Chihuahua, Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b, Suggest SNP to determine if there is a Middle Eastern or Western European origin. 11 of 12 marker FTDNA database matches to Italy, Ireland and a Mizrachi Jew from Iraq. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pablo Moreno Gonzalez b.1909. Email Abraham Gonzalez
Gonzáles, AugieZacatecas, Nuevo Galicia, New Spain>El Paso Texas. Haplogroup E1b-M35. See this YDNA 11 marker match to a 1 of 261 Reutte, Austria [Tyrolean] in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 16 of 18 marker close match to someone from Peru (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Andres Gonzales born in Zacatecas, Nuevo Galicia, New Spain ca 1650. I have tracked him in El Paso 1678 & 1683-91, Conchos Presidio 1691-92, and New Mexico 1692-1720. Email Augie Gonzáles
Gonzáles, WayneSanta Fe, New México>Pojuaque, New Mexico>Picuris New Mexico>Colorado. Haplogroup R1b, most frequent haplogroup in Western Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to 3 Basques, 3 Australians, 4 from Argentina, 1 from Guanajuato Mexico, 1 from Aguascalientes, 1 from Alpujarra de la Sierra, Spain, 1 from Majorca, Spain and several others in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Hilario Gonzales b.1720 d.1754>Jose Christoval Gonzales b.1753>Jose Miguel Gonzales b.1776>Jose de la Encarnacion Gonzales b.1808 d.1843>Francisco Antonio Gonzales b.1830 d.1881. 12 marker match to the Martin New Mexico founder line but need more markers to be sure. Contact Denise Lovato duran.
González, Louis GuillermoRosalia Camargo, Chihuahua Mexico>California USA. Haplogroup I2b Frisian. See this YDNA 12 marker exact match to 1 of 84 Chihuahua, Mexico [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 20 of 22 marker match to a GONZALES SOLIS from Arisiachi, Guerrero, Chihuahua Mexico (login to SMGF and then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Tomas Gonzales b.1861 d circa 1944. Contact Jan Santoscoy
Guajardo Jr., RobertMonterrey, Mexico>Hidalgo County, Texas. M92+. See this DNA match to haplotype 118 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 North African Sephardic Jew and 2 Kurdish Jews in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Guajardo Garcia b.circa 1670. His children and grandchildren used either the Guajardo or Garcia name. Email Robert Guajardo
Guajardo, Leonel F.Monterrey (Apodaca area), Mexico>Baja California (in 1914), Mexico>Irvine, California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2a2a. See this DNA match to haplotype 118 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 North African Sephardic Jew and 2 Kurdish Jews in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Guajardo b.circa 1850. Email Leonel Guajardo
Guajardo, Martin LuisValle del Pilon, Cadereyta or Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico (1665)>Sabinas Hidalgo Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 14 of 15 (mismatch at marker 390=23 like the other Guajardo"s) marker match(es) to US Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Guajardo Garcia b.circa 1665>Bartolome Guajardo>Joseph Cayetano Guajardo aka Garcia>Joseph Julian Guajardo>Joseph Cayetano Guajardo>Jose Ynes Guajardo. Martin Luis GUAJARDO-CANTU-6 and Roberto GUAJARDO (Project Member above) -LEAL-6883 are 7th cousins. Their common ancestors are BARTOLOME GUAJARDO GARCIA-1161 and Ma. Margarita RODRIGUEZ MONTEMAYOR-2399. Contact Dahlia Palacios
Guerra, AugustoAsturias,Spain 1600's>Monterrey Mx>Reynosa>Matamoros>Tex. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Guerra b.1603. View GEDCOM here . Email Gus Guerra
GuerraLLanes, Asturias Spain>Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico> Texas. Haplogroup R1b-M153 most common in the Basque Country of Spain and France. 24 of 25 marker match to Augusto Guerra. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Guerra Canamal b.1603 came to Monterrey in 1623>Ignacio Guerra. Contact Cristina McCoy
Guerrero, Dr.Robert (Schantz)Mexico>San Juan del Rio, Mexico>Santa Fe Territory, New Mexico>Cucheras, Huerfano, Colorado>Alameda County, California USA. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. See these YDNA 11 marker match(es) to Guadalajara, Jalisco Mexico in this - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 15 of 17 marker match(es) to Mexico, Peru and Columbia (login first and click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor Santiago Guerrero, b. abt. 1758 probably Mexico; to Jose Miguel Guerrero, b. 1778 San Juan del Rio, Mexico; to Jose Delores Guerrero, b. abt. 1835 New Mexico; to Nestor Guerrero, b. 1855 Santa Fe Territory, New Mexico; to Alfredo Inez Guerrero I [AKA Frederick Inez Gordon], b. 1888 in Cucheras, Huerfano, Colorado; to Frederick Inez Gordon II, b. 1928 Alameda County, California to Robert Schantz (name changed by adoption from Gordon). Email Robert Schantz
Guevara, ArturoMexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup J2. Most common in the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 Sephardi Jew, Kurdish Jew and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germany in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Arturo Guevara
Gutierrez, LouisChilchota, Michoacan Mexico>Tamazula, Jalisco Mexico. Haplogroup N. Most common origin in Northern Eurasia. See this 10 marker Y-DNA match to haplotype N3a1 and 1 Russian - Y-chromosome haplogroup N dispersals from south Siberia to Europe See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Northern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Louis Gutierrez was born in Tamazula Jalisco in 1924 but records show the family living in Chilchota Michoacan from 1650 until 1780 or so. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Linda Castanon-Long
Gutierrez, Rick EdwardMexico>Oakland California USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ysidro Gutierrez b. Email Rick Edward Gutierrez
Gutierrez, Thomas LeroyMexico>Pueblo Colorado USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Thomas Leroy Gutierrez
Gutierrez, DavidMexico>USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a Unconfirmed. Oldest Ydna ancestor Cayetano Gutierrez - b.circa 1890 d.1964>Ramon Gutierrez b.circa 1915-20. Email David Gutierrez
Gutierrez, BenCadereyta, Nuevo Leon, Mexico>Brownsville, Texas USA 1881-2. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bonifacio Gutierrez b.1857 d.1949 changed his last name to Gutierrez on entering the US in 1881-2 in Brownsvill. Contact: Esther Herold
Gutierrez, StephenMexico>Castro Valley, California USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and other Hispanic(s) and Northwestern European(s) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email: Stephen Gutierrez
Guzmán, Michael AngeloMexico>Fontana California USA. E1b1b1 likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A 12 of 12 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Michael Angelo Guzman
Guzmán, Aaron GeorgeMexico>Austin, Texas USA. Haplogroup J1, Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Aaron George Guzmán
Hernandez, Jaime RendonJalisco>Zacatecas>Lucero Durango>Ojuelos Jalisco>La Villa de Arriaga San Luis Potosi>Mapimi Durango, El Lucero Durango>Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes>San Pedro de las Colonias Coahuila>San Buenaventura Coahuila>San Antonio Texas>Calif. USA. (note:The Rubio line who the Hernandez married into also hail from the same locations) Haplogroup E1b1b1a1. Brother to Raul (below entry) Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 which matches a Sephardic, Kurdish and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian and Muslim Kurd in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this 22 of 25 marker Sephardic Syrian Match in ysearch. This match reports ancestors that left Spain for Syria around the inquisition. See this DNA match to haplotype 42 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 7 marker match to E3b haplotype 1 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker matches from Latin America to North Africa to the Caucasus in this - YHRD database search. I would like to see if other Hernandez/Rendon unions may share a common ancestor. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Calisto Hernandez b.1820 m Magdalena Pena>Anastacio Hernandez b.1850>Francisco Hernandez Gonzalez b.c1882>Ramon Hernandez Rubio b.1907. Email Jaime Hernandez
Hernandez, Raul RendonLucero Durango>Ojuelos Jalisco>La Villa de Arriaga San Luis Potosi>Mapimi Durango, El Lucero Durango>Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes>San Pedro de las Colonias Coahuila>San Buenaventura Coahuila>>San Antonio Texas>Calif. USA. (note:The Rubio line who the Hernandez married into also hail from the same locations) Haplogroup E1b1b1a1. Brother to Jaime (above entry) Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and North Africa. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 which matches a Sephardic, Kurdish and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian and Muslim Kurd in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this 22 of 25 marker Sephardic Syrian Match in ysearch. This match reports ancestors that left Spain for Syria around the inquisition. See this DNA match to haplotype 42 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 7 marker match to E3b haplotype 1 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker matches from Latin America to North Africa to the Caucasus in this - YHRD database search. I would like to see if other Hernandez/Rendon unions may share a common ancestor. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Calisto Hernandez b.1820 m Magdalena Pena>Anastacio Hernandez b.1850>Francisco Hernandez Gonzalez b.c1882>Ramon Hernandez Rubio b.1907. Email Raul Hernandez
Hernandez, Ruben D.Aguascalientes, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 8 - Matches to the YHRD Database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Hernandez b.1929 d.1992. Email
Hernandez, Leonardo AbelMexico>Frisco Texas USA. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a but tested positive for haplogroup Q (M242+). Native American. Email Leonardo Abel Hernandez
Hernandez, ClaroSutton County Texas>Florida USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 ) 1 step mismatch at marker 385b) matches to a cluster of 15 with Mexican ancestry from Mexico City to Texas in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - d.c1914. Email Hondo Hernandez
Hernandez, GonzaloLinares, NL, Mexico> Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico> McAllen, TX> St.Joseph, MI USA. Haplogroup J2, See this DNA match to haplotype 95 which matches a 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this YDNA 9 marker match from a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Contact Mercedes
Hernández, Luis AaronParral, Chihuahua Mexico>Juarez, Chihuahua Mexico>El Paso, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b, most common in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 16 of 17 marker match to a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Luis Aaron Hernández
Hernández, Enrique V.Mexico>El Paso, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Christina Hernandez
Herrera, AlfonsoMexico>Sylmar California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 6 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Alfonso Herrera
Herrera, JulianMatamoros, Mexico>Brownsville, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Julian Herrera b.circa 1830, had 2 sons Eugenio and Juan who left many descendants in Texas. Email Jimmy J. Martinez
Herrera-Guerra, ErnestoChilchota, Michoacan Mexico>Mexico City, DF Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 25 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor: Torcuato Herrera b.circa 1863>Alfonso Herrera-Zavala b.1898>Juan Manuel Herrera-Barradas b.1939. Alfonso had many brothers and one sister, they all left Mexico, but Alfonso came back in the 1930s. Email Ernesto Herrera Guerra
Herrera-Lopez, LeviIsrael>Acapulco Mexico>Oregon USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Sebastian Herrera (Dawer) b circa 1910 to circa 1970, Email Levi Herrera
Herrera, Christopher KennedySanta Cruz New Mexico New Spain (1736)>El Rito New Mexico. Haplogroup G (M201) Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 14 marker match(es) to 1 of 191 Northern Greece, Greece [Greek], 1 of 50 Sari, Iran [Mazandarani] & 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in this - YHRD database search. See this 28 of 31 marker match to a Jaquez from Coahuila Mexico (log in first then click the following link) - in this SMGF database search. See these Sephardic Jewish matches to haplotypes SJ33 and SJ42 as well as this 9 of 10 marker match (one step mismatch at 385b) to haplotype IP94 in Northern Portugal in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Manuel de Herrera b.1736 d.1776. Email Chris Herrera
Hinojosa, Lucas LongoriaMexico>South Tezas. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. 23 of 25 marker match to James Salinas. Oldest Ydna ancestor - ?. Contact Ed Longoria
Hinojosa, RicardoMier, Tamaulipas Mexico. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and other Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Regalado Hinojosa b.1722 d.1787. Have been told we were from the Andalusia region of Spain. Contact Viola Brock
Hinojosa, EdwardDeer Park, Texas. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See this close modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Edward Hinojosa
Hinojos, CesarioJimenez, Chihuahua Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Cesario Hinojos. View GEDCOM here . Email Francisco Fedelin
Hinojosa, GabrielNuevo Leon Mexico>Mission, Texas USA. Haplogroup J2, Semitic. See these YDNA 14 marker matches to 3 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American], 2 of 832 Sverdlovsk Region, Russian Federation [Russian], 1 of 163 Guadalajara, Mexico [Mestizo], 1 of 193 Santander, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 509 Stuttgart, Germany [German] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Porfirio Benavides Hinojosa. Email Gabriel Hinojosa
Holguin, Jaime BustillosMexico>Gilbert Arizona. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to Iberia in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match someone from Hermosillo Mexico - to the Sorenson database. The project has three 12 marker matches and all are from NE Mexico indicating a posible founder. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Contact Jaime Bustillos Holguin
Huante, AugustinZacapu, Michoacan Mx.> Haplogroup E1b1a Sub Saharan African most common among African Americans. Oldest Ydna ancestor - baptisms indicate parents and child were freed slaves. b.circa 1750 Zacapu, Michoacan Mx. Email Dennis Moreno
Jacques, Hiram JoelFresnillo, Zacatecas Mexico>Cusihuiriachic, Chihuahua Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup G2-L13. See this exact YDNA 24 of 24 marker matche(s) to a related Jaquez from Torreon, Coahuila Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. See this 13 of 14 marker match (one step mismatch at DYS385b) to haplotype IP94 from No. Portugal and a Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj33 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this YDNA 14 marker match to a East Croatia, Croatia [Croatian] in this YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Concerning my father's Jaquez / Jaques ancestry (we added the "C" in the 20th century in Texas), the first Jaquez to settle in Mexico was Gil Jaquez. He settled at Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico as a miner and already an hacienda by 1610. His descendants migrated northward to Durango, Chihuahua, and even New Mexico by the early 1700's. Our branch settled in Chihuahua like Cusihuiriachic, Chihuahua City, Santa Ysabel, and others. My father's ancestors crossed in to Texas in 1870 and finally settled in Tom Green county, Texas by 1871 and were some of the founding fathers. Email Hiram Jacques
Jasso IV, SimeonLeon, Guanajuato Mexico. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See this modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Luis Jasso b.circa 1800 d. c1850. Email Simeon Jasso IV
Jasso, RefugioOcampo, Guanajato, Mexico>USA (1950"s). Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 or 255 (depending on SNP) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 (listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype) - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Alberto Jasso married to Matilda Camacho. Email Tony Jasso
Jimenez, EliasJimenez,Mexico>San Jose, California. Haplogroup G Found all over Europe. See this YDNA 8 of 9 marker match (mismatch on 385b which is a fast marker) to Portugal in an - YHRD database search. My Grandfathers family was said to be from Jimenez Mexico, and that that land had been awarded to his Spanish grandfather for military involvement. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Severo Jimenez b.c1880>Jose Amando Jimenez b.early 1900's. Email
Jimenez, Edward CarrilloMexico>, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b-M153 most common in the Basque Country of Spain and France. See this YDNA 29 of 32 marker match to Chile in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Edward Carrillo Jimenez
Juarez, Robert LeeMexico>Colorado City , Mitchell County, Texas>Wheatland , Wyoming USA. Haplogroup Q-M3. See these YDNA 9 of 10 marker match(es) to Saltillo, Coahuila Mexico in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Juarez, Born 12/25/1925. It looks like we were in Texas while it was still Mexico . While an infant, my great grandfather Juan Juarez was found near a Texas campfire in the Mexico war and given the name Juarez . In 1940’s, our family was moving to Wheatland , WY to work in the Mines and on the Railroad. Some of the family made it to Wheatland but the rest of the Juarez’s stayed in Denver, CO when my Great Grandmother, took ill and passed away. Email Robert Lee Juarez
Larios, Boyd EllisMexico>Monterey California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 6 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose(f) Maria Larios (parents were Juan Larios and Juana de la Villatoro) b.1763 m. Julianna Linares in 1790 (m. Mission Santa Clara - California). He was a soldier attached to the Presidio of Monterey, who as a blacksmith and mill builder had assignments in other locations. He at some time had a royal land grant between the mission and pueblo of San Jose which was the subject of legal action because he tried to sell it. He died of wounds inflicted by a bear in 1818. Email Boyd de Larios
Lavorin (Peck), Anthony RichardSonora Mexico. Haplogroup J1 Middle Eastern. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype SJ57 in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See these 10 slow mutating marker matches to 3 Macedonia [Macedonian], 2 United States [Hispanic American], 2 Brazilians, 3 Egyptians and a United States [African American]. in an - YHRD database search. See these 19 of 21 marker matches to a Morales from Puerto Rico, 2 Peruvians and 1 Lithuanian with a Jewish surname (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. There are two 9 slow mutating marker matches to a Alberto Cruz from Honduras and Nicodemes Ramón Serrano from Puerto Rico on markers 393,390,19,391,426,388,389I,392 & 389II from Robert Tarin's private database. [source Y search and the Puerto Rican Project]. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Luis Carrillo Lavorin 1896-1947 ( his mothers name was Eloisa Carrillo, who mother was Yravel Figuero abt 1845) worked as an interpreter and was in California or Arizona around 1924, possibly lost his wife and in 1925 was supporting three children and one or more of his parents? This is the 5th hand verbal information Anthony was given about his Paternal Grandfather, without having been given a name. The Paternal Grandmother was named Johnsie Anna Harris Griffith Cloyd. In 1925 she was married to Griffith and had a baby (Anthony's father) by someone else the baby was given up for adoption in 1925. Email Anthony & Betty
Leal, David JoseLos Ramones, Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 47 Search for the Phoenicians. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Leal b.circa 1770.
Leal, AaronMexico>Mercedes, Texas. Haplogroup G Found all over Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Poland and Italy in an - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Avelardo Leal b.circa 1870. d. Email Aaron Leal
Leal, Luis AdrianGuadalajara Mexico area (Santa Anita, Tala, Tlajomulco de Zuñiga, but mostly Santa Anita)>California USA. Haplogroup E-M2. Most common in Sub Saharnn Africa. See these 11 marker (no frequently mutating markers were used - see Ysearh for all 37 markers) matches to 5 of 1018 United States [African American] African - Afro-American North America, 2 of 54 Ovamboland, Namibia [Ovambo] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 2 of 118 Karamoja, Uganda? [Nilo-Saharan] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 2 of 49 Cote d'Ivoire [Ahizi] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 2 of 39 Benin [Fon] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 1 of 42 French Guiana [Noir Marron] African - Sub-Saharan Latin America, 1 of 41 Cote d'Ivoire [Yacouba] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 1 of 71 Atlántico, Colombia [Mestizo] Admixed Latin America, 1 of 38 Magdalena, Colombia [Mestizo] Admixed Latin America, 1 of 39 Benin [Beninese] African - Sub-Saharan Africa, 1 of 193 Santander, Colombia [Mestizo] Admixed Latin America, 1 of 166 Casablanca, Morocco [Arab] Afro-Asiatic - Semitic Africa, 1 of 1100 United States [Hispanic American] Admixed North America, 1 of 52 Qena, Egypt [Egyptian] Afro-Asiatic - Semitic Africa, 1 of 303 Central Portugal, Portugal [Portuguese] Eurasian - European - Western European Europe, 1 of 64 Bolívar, Colombia [Mestizo] Admixed Latin America, in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Leal, born ?>Jose Jacinto Leal Garcia, born 1771, Santa Anita, Jal.>Jose Tiburcio Leal Vega, born 1804, Santa Anita, Jal.>Jose Romulo Francisco Leal Cabrera, born 1837, Santa Anita, Jal.>Andres Leal Marquez, born ?, Santa Anita, Jal.>Jose Yldefonso Leal Vizcarra, born 1896, Santa Anita, Jal.>Juan Jose Leal Garcia, born 1923, Santa Anita, Jal. Contact Adriana Leal
Leon, Gustavo deCongregacion De Charco Escondido Tamaulipas, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro de Leon b.circa 1851. Email
Leon Guerrero, Justo TorreMexico>Guam. Haplogroup J1e. Matches 10, J1 Ashkenazi Jews at 12 markers. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City and other Hispanics, Eastern Europe and Iraqi Kurds in this - YHRD database search. View the FAMILY TREE here Oldest Ydna ancestor - Vicente de Leon Guerrero b.circa 1829. Contact Jillette Leon-Guerrero
Limon, Jorge Adalberto Mexico>Culver City, California USA. Haplogroup R1b-P312* most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 16 of 17 marker match to Chile and Italy in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Jorge Adalberto Limon
Lizarraga, Jasonnear Mazatlan Sinaloa, Mexico>Tahara-Shi, Japan. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. A 35 of 37 marker match to project member Dr. Frank Cortes Flores, above. Lizarraga is a common name in that area and it seems likely that we're all related. The name is Basque in origin. From the few records available online it seems that Lizarraga's were established there at least by the beginning of the nineteenth century. Intermarriage within the family seems to have been common, along with other Basque surnames. I've read that there was a substantial emigration of Basque to Sinaloa in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Jason Lizarraga
Loa, RamonCadereyta, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Las Herreras, Nuevo Leon Mexico>General Trevino, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch at DYS385a) to Eastern Slovakia and the Czech Republic in this - YHRD database search. 12 marker match to Adolph Salinas. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose de los Santos b circa 1842>Jose Maurisio Loa b.1863>Evaristo Loa b.1896 d.1948> Ramon Loa b.1935. Contact Fernando Campos
Loera, ManuelChalchihuites, Zacatecas Mexico> Morenci Arizona. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q70 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Email Gary Felix For further info. see "The Genealogy of Mexico Links Page"
Longoria, Eduardo A.Reynosa, Tamaulipas Mexico>South Texas, USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Eduardo A. Longoria
Longoria III, PedroCamargo, Chihuahua Mexico>South Texas USA. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. Related to the Salinas below and previously unknown to each other. Only a one step difference on two fast mutating markers in a relatively infrequent haplogroup in Mexico. 12 marker match to Guadalupe Carmona above. This line with 17 at marker 385b appears to go through Javier Salinas (a founder of Mier Tamaulipas) through this connection to the Longorias. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.circa . Contact Eduardo A. Longoria
López, RudyNavojoa Sonora, Mexico>California>New Zealand Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch at 385b) to Eastern Europe in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Lopez b.circa 1875 m. Adelina Gutierrez>Juan Lopez b January 23, 1901. Email Rudy Lopez
López, BernardinoPenjamo, Guanajuato Mexico>California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker Iberian matches in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bernardino Lopez b.circa 1850, Email Bernardino Lopez
López, Samuel CuellarHermosillo, Sonora Mexico>Pomona , California USA. Haplogroup R1b. R1b is the most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 24 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Luis Lopez b ? Hermosillo , Sonora , Mexico ? m Eloisa Vidal>Samuel Vidal Lopez b 06/29/1906. Email Samuel Cuellar Lopez
López, JoseMexico >Mission, Texas,Olympia, Washington USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. In November 1948, Dolores Sausedo gave birth to a son in Mission , Texas . The son’s father was Manuel Lopez. Dolores had two children prior to this birth. Dolores gave her son away to a local family. Dolores and Manuel originated in Mexico . Looking for relatives of Dolores and Manuel. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Lopez b. Mexico. Email Jose Palmas
López, Phillip DanielMexico>Covina,California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - , b. Email Phillip Daniel López
López, Michael F.Lobatos, Zacatecas, Mexico>Fremont, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 16 marker exact match to USA (European Eurasian Population) in an - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Lopez, b.1835. Email Michael F. Lopez
López, GastonSonora, Mexico>San Jose, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to Iberia in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match someone from Hermosillo Mexico - to the Sorenson database. The project has three 12 marker matches and all are from NE Mexico indicating a posible founder. The haplotype is unique in markers 393=12 389I=14 389II=31. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Lopez m Juana del Castillo in Sonora,Mexico. Our unconfirmed family story : Our Lopez family came to Mexico in the 1860's with Maximillian. Maximillian did not speak spanish my family accompanied him because they spoke French and Spanish. My great grandfather Antonio Lopez (he married Juana del Castillo in Sonora,Mexico) came with his parents (names unknown) and siblings. When Maximillian was executed my great-great grandparents returned to Spain and their children stayed in Sonora, Mexico. How can I find out if this story is true? Contact Claudia Lopez
López, AndresSanta Cruz, Rosales, Chihuahua, Mexico>Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico>Jimenez, Chihuahua, Mexico>Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q1. See these YDNA near 25 marker match(es) to Mexico by logging in to the Sorenson site and then clicking the following link - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor Joaquin Lopes b. 1784>Jose Deciderio Antonio Lopes de Evora b. 1814>Julian Faustino Sebastian Lopes de Seresero b. abt. 22 Feb 1850>Emiliano Lopez de Holguin b. abt 13 Aug 1874>Andres Lopez de Holguin b. 30 Nov 1902. Contact Fay Lopez Clark
Lovato Jr., James Alexander (Possibly) Sombrete, Zacatacas Mexico>Santa Fe, New Mexico New Spain (1760). Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See the YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (one step mismatch on marker 385b) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bartolome Lobato b.circa 1760. Contact: Denise Lovato-Duran
Lozano MD, Alexander JoseSpain>Mexico and Cuba (late 1800's). Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) (over 30 matches at the time of this posting) to almost exclusively Hispanic with matches in Chihuahua Mexico, Mexico City and a few in Italy in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 91 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Epifanio Lozano b.circa 1845 in Spain. My father and grandfather were born in Cuba. I should have a great uncle who emmigrated to Mexico from Spain. Email Alex Lozano
Lozano, Mike A.Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 114 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Placido J. Lozano b.circa 1862 d.1947 m. Consuelo Zambrano. Placido owned several silver mines and was very wealthy, but left Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. In the U.S., he lost the balance of his fortune during the Great Depression. Likely related to Jose Carlos Lozano, below who is currently a 11 of 12 match. Email Mike A. Lozano
Lozano, Jose CarlosMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 114 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d. Likely related to Mike Lozano, above who is currently a 11 of 12 match. Email Jose Carlos Lozano
Lozano, EliXalapa, Veracruz Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1a is most common in Sub Saharan Africa. See these YDNA 11 of 12 marker matches to Nigeria, Cameroon and Mali in this search - (log in first then click on the following link) - of the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Lozano m ? Olmos b. Contact Robert Tarín
Lugo, Filiberto (Phil)Sinaloa, Mexico>Clovis California USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to Iberia in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match someone from Hermosillo Mexico - to the Sorenson database. The project has three 12 marker matches and all are from NW Mexico indicating a posible founder. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Melchor Martinez b.1686. Email Phil Lugo
Luna, Jose AgustinNueva Rosita, Coahuila Mexico>Laredo, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and Germany in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. early 1900's. Email Jose Luna
Macias, Pedro AndresMexico>Cibolo, Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Macias disappeared about 1915 leaving his wife with 3 children so not much was passed on that she might have known about his family other than a rumor that he was from Zacatecas Mexico. Email Pedro Andres Macias
Macias, RobertLa Piedad Cavadas, Michoacan Mexico (on a ranch called El Ojo Verde)>Detroit, Michigan USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. . See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Sebastian Macias b1880 d1953 m Juana Gallardo. They had three sons: Jose Ramon Vicente de la Trinidad Macias, b.April,1905,d.? Jose Luis Gonzaga Epifano Macias, b.April,1907,d.? Jose Simitrio Vicente Macias,b.May,1909,d. Nov.1978 The family lived in La Piedad Cavadas,Michoacan, Mexico on a ranch called El Ojo Verde. The ranch was given to a forefather of the family as payment for military service. The ranch was seized by the revolutionaries during the Mexican Revolution of 1910. Jose Simitrio Vicente immigrated to Detroit,Michigan,USA and married Librada Tafoya. They had two sons: Robert Macias b.Feb.1935 and Richard Macias born April 1936. Contact Virginia Macias
Macias Valadez, HectorLos Altos, Jalisco Mexico>Santa Maria, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 15 marker exact match to Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico & other places in Latin America, the Basque Country & Sweden in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 28 marker match & near match to Northern Mexico (login first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nicolas o Alonso Macias Valadez abt 1557-61. Email Hector Guerra
Madrigal, LuisMexico. Haplogroup N. Most common origin in Northern Eurasia. See this 10 marker Y-DNA match to 3 haplotype N3a1's. One haplotype matches 6 Russians, 6 Tuvinian, 2 Sojot and 7 Tofalar. Another matches 1 Russian and 1 Mongolian. Another matches 1 Tuvinian. - Y-chromosome haplogroup N dispersals from south Siberia to Europe See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Northern Europeans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Madrigal b.c1860. Contact Virginia Salazar Bellis
Madrigal, Juan CarlosGeneral Trevino, Nuevo Leon Mexico> Melivindale,Michigan USA.> Detroit Michigan USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. 24 of 25 marker matches to project members Lee Roy Villarreal and Eduardo Longoria. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Martin Madrigal b1875. Email Fernando Campos Carmona
Magallon, AlejandroHacienda del Cabezon, Jalisco Mexico>La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Haplogroup J1, See this DNA match to haplotype 105 which matches a 1 Sephardi Iraqi Jew, 1 Kurdish Jew, 1 Palestinian Arab and 2 Muslim Kurds in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 274 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 22 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Eastern Europe and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Luis Magallon b.circa 1825 m. Luciana Mora>Manuel Ignacio Magallon Mora, born between 1840-50. Email Alex Magallon
Magaña Jr, SalvadorTlazazalca, Michoacan Mexico>California USA. Predicted haplogroup R1b-P312, Most prevalent in Western Europe. See these YDNA 13 of 14 (one step mismatch at DYS439) cluster of 12 matches to 2 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American], 2 of 445 Brasilia, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 2 of 300 Paraíba, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 1 of 168 Basque Country, Spain [Basque], 1 of 162 Marche, Italy [Italian], 1 of 197 Macapá, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 1 of 509 Stuttgart, Germany [German], 1 of 1475 United States [European American] & 1 of 1431 United States [African American] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 25 of 26 marker match to Panama and Peru in this (log in first then click the following link) - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Agustín Magaña (1797-1871) was born and passed away in Tlazazalca, Michoacán, México. Agustín Magaña is the paternal great grandfather of Agustín Magaña Mendez (1887-1982), a catholic priest and seminary professor from Tlazazalca who is known for his translation of the Bible (Sagrada Biblia - Traducción de Agustín Magaña Méndez) into modern Mexican Spanish. Email Eli Magaña
Mares, Jose AntonioNew Mexico>Lobatos Colorado> Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Lagos Mares b.late 1850's m Maria Ermengilda Giron>Eliseo Mares b. El Brazo Colorado April 03, 1879 m Maria Natividad Delfinia Cordova>Elisandro Jose Mares (Lalo) b.July 27, 1908 in Lobatos Colorado m Maria Gloria Cordelia Martinez>Jose Antonio Mares,Jose Benito Mares,Maria Dolores Mares,Pauline Cynthia Mares and Martha Tonita Mares. Contact: Martha Noble
Marquez, AlbertMexico>Albuquerque New Mexico USA. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Hernán Muñoz Zamorano, b. 1540, Sanlúcar, España. Contact John Lucero
Marquez, Vince Paul (Davis)Mexico>, Denver Colorado USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Iberia. See this YDNA 29 marker exact match to a Griego from USA and close matches to Brazilians in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. This appears to be a New Mexico founder match. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Leonard Marquez b1926. Email Vincent Paul Davis
Martinez, Jimmy J.Juarez Mexico>New Mexico>Arizona. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 91 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Simon Martinez b.circa 1840. Email Jimmy J. Martinez
Martinez, Matthew JavierMexico>Paramount California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Northern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Priscilano Martinez b. Email Matthew Javier Martinez
Martinez, GuadalupeMexico>Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Northwestern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email
Martinez Esq., Luis FernandoMonterrey Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Luis Fernando Martinez Esq.
Martinez Jr, John V.Chilton, Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . d. Email
Martinez, EduardoRosita, Coahuila Mexico>Alviso, California USA. Haplogroup N. Most common origin in Northern Eurasia. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to those with Iberian origins in this - YHRD database search. My grandfather Jose Lujan father of Alfonso Castaneda Lujan (my father) was illegitamite and carried his mother's last name of Lujan (Leonarda). My grandfather's father was Eduardo Martinez a married man with children. Eduardo's children live in Rosita, Coahuila. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eduardo Martinez. Email Lupe Lujan
Martinez, Joel ManuelCalifornia, since the early 1850's. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 114 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Martinez born between 1850-1856 (1880 US Census Township 3,Contra Costa County, Ca- age 24) indicates he was born in CA and so were his parents. His marriage certificate to Margarita indicates he was 26 on 4 Nov 1877 and a resident of Concord, Contra Costa, California. Frank's age is off by 3 years + or -. My uncle's family stories indicate that Francisco or Frank was related to the Martinez family of Martinez, California. Contact Helen Eberle
Martinez, Fernando JoseMexico>California USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q33 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Fernando Jose Martinez
Martinez y Morales, Dr. Jesus FlavioCuencame, Durango (?) Mexico>Hacienda La Trinidad, Coahuila Mexico>Torreon, Coahuila Mexico>. Z5009. According to the project M81+, Dr. Bachir classified my Y-DNA as Z5009 in the branch D-2 . A 12 of 12 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E1b1b1b, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus M. Felipe Martinez, b.1800 ( Cuencame , Durango ), d.1870 (Jimulco, Coahuila, Hacienda de la Trinidad), origin Portuguese. Original family surname Martins. Jewish Sephardic Ancestry confirmed by oral tradition. After the Mexican Revolution the family kept a very peculiar religious mixed tradition, not totally Catholics, not totally Atheists, but God believers>Jesus Martinez b.1845, d. 1919>Manuel Martinez de Elizalde b. May 31, 1905>Armando Martinez y Fierro b. February 9, 1924, d. November 21, 2001>Jesus Flavio Martinez y Morales b. Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico. Email Dr. Jesus Flavio Martinez y Morales
Martinez, Lous ManuelSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>La Villa,Texas USA. Haplogroup J2b1 (M205+). See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es)(mismatch at 389ll-28) to Hispanics and Eastern Europeans in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 233 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Martinez b.c1863. Contact Fernando Campos Carmona
Martinez, Juan V.New Mexico (New Spain 1598). Haplogroup I1, Nordic. See these YDNA 13 marker match(es) to 5 US Hispanics and 1 Brazilian in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Josie young
Martinez, JoeNew Spain>San Juan area, New Mexico>Velarde area, New Mexico>El Vado, New Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See first log in then click on the following line to see these close matches - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Salvador Martin>Francisco Martin>Juan Felipe Santiago Martinez (1827-1861)>Juan Christomo Martinez (1861-1910)>Jose Melisendro Martinez (1889-1979). Email Joe Martinez
Martinez, RubenAguascalientes, Mexico>California. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. See this sole YDNA 15 marker match to Guanajuato Mexico, in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tereso Martinez. We have our dads siblings that were left in Mexico. We do not know anything about them, any info would be helpful. Email Ruben Martinez
Martinez Sr., Leroy ORanchos de Taos, New Mexico>Wagon Mound, New Mexico>Denver, Colorado USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. This line appears to be the line of Hernan Martin founder line of New Mexico. The genetic signature of this line is here in the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link). Note that one of the sons of Hernan Martin married a Salazar which matches closely the Martinez line in this Sorenson database search (ref. the book "Los Martinez 1598-1900" by Roger D. Martinez). It was common in colonial times for a son to take his Mother's paternal line surname. When "ez" was added to surnames the meaning refers to "son of" so the son of the surname Martin is referred to as Martinez. Hernan Martin the founder is referenced here on the Genealogy of Mexico Website. We have some Anonymous and YSearch matches that have traced their line back to this founder. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Zacarias Martinez b.1859>Leando de la Luz Martinez b.1883>LeRoy Orlando Martinez b.1924. Contact Pauline Mondido
Martinez, Gilberto MartinezMexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 15 marker exact match to United States [Hispanic American] & United States [European American] in this - YHRD database search. See these 2 YDNA 27 of 29 marker matches to another Martinez from General Zuazua, Nuevo Leon Mexico and another from Mexico in this (log in first then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Mr. Gilberto Martínez Martínez
Martinez, RaulVeracruz Mexico. Haplogroup J2 most common in the Middle East. Closest 37 marker matches at 4 step difference are to Sephardics in England and the Netherlands (appear to be the same exact matches at 25 markers) in the FTDNA database. See these YDNA 15 marker exact match to 1 of 300 Brasilia, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 1 of 255 Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil [European] & 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in this - YHRD database search. See these 3 YDNA 26 of 29 marker matches to a HERRERA[Chile], ~Peru and a GODINEZ[Mexico] in this (log in first then click on the following link) Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Gabriel Martinez. Email Raul Martinez
Mata, DavidSan Francisco Del Rincon (ranch called "La Hacienda de California), Guanajuato Mexico>San Antonio, Texas USA>New Orleans, Louisiana USA>Detroit, Michigan USA. Haplogroup E1b1a Sub Saharan African most common among African Americans. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to those with Sub Saharan origins in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Domingo Mata birth records are in a church called San Roca Del Montes. Email Stephen Martin
Mata, MechorLeon, Guanajuato Mexico>Laredo Texas>Mexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup J2a8. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Anastacio de Gasca Mata b.c1860. Contact Sandy Mata Pohlmeyer
Medina, Henry LuceroMexico>Corona, California USA. Haplogroup J1, Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Yvonne Medina
Medrano MD, SamuelMexico>Calif. Haplogroup J1. Most common in the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 167 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew and 2 Muslim Kurds in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 34 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. DNA may prove surname may have been Alfaro before Medrano. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Vicente Medrano b.circa 1830. Email Samuel Medrano
Melgoza, RafaelMichoacan, Mexico>Downey, California USA. Haplogroup R1b-P312 most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 17 of 17 marker match to Portugal in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Benito Melgoza b.1904 d.1972. Email Rafael Melgoza
Melendez, Ramon RaulMexico>Texas USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1a Sub Saharan African most common among African Americans. See this DNA 23 of 25 marker match in the - Ysearch database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Ramon Raul Melendez
Mendez, SamuelMexico>Racine, Wisconsin USA. Haplogroup J2. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d. Email: Samuel Mendez.
Mendez, Joe ÁlvarezSan Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b1*. Very rare and representative of an old population of R1b with the most frequency in North Africa. Currently seen in some Jews. Notice the 11 of 12 match to someone from Salonika, Greece in the Y search database. . According to the book DNA and Tradition "The Port of Salonica in Greece became a center of the transplated Sephadic culture" after the expulsion from Spain. See the YDNA 9 marker match to Valencia Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ramon Mendez b.c1880 m. Ventura Malacara (born in Saltillo, Mexico 1884, died San Antonio TX 1945). I have not been able to find my father Lorenzo Mendez Alvarez (b. 1923 in Taylor TX), his mother Benita Tamez (married Mariano Alvarez), or Ramon and Ventura in any of the U. S. censuses. I have not found Ramon's death in any records. Email Joe Alvarez
Mendoza, Henry CharlesMexico>Chicago Illinois USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this YDNA 13 of 14 marker match (one step mismatch on marker 392 - ancestral 13) to Peru, Columbia and an Hispanic American. in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 22 of 25 and 21 of 25 marker matches to Peru and Chile (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Henry C. Mendoza
Menez, CiriloOcuilan de Arteaga, Mexico (State) Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Iberia and Europe. See these YDNA 11 of 13 marker matches (difference is at marker 389i=13 and 389ii=29 which are the ancestrial values) to Columbia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Contact Prisila Menez
Meraz, RafaelCoalcoman Michoacan, Mexico>California. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q18 to 3 Huichol and 1 Purépecha - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Meraz b.. Email Rafael M Meraz
Miranda, RalphTeocaltiche, Jalisco Mexico>San Jose, California. Haplogroup I2 most common in Frisia. See this DNA 10 of 12 match to Number M7, haplotype Y1 on page 245 - Lichtenstein-cave. This Y-DNA is from the Bronze age and from lower Saxony in Germany and around 3000 years old. The mismatches are on the fast mutating markers 439 and 385b. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch at fast marker 385b) from Germany in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor Manuel Miranda - b.1877 Email Ralph Miranda
Molina, BenitoMexico>New Mexico. Haplogroup Q1a3a. See this haplogroup Q1a3a1 (M19) match to haplotype 14 on this page - Q-M3* and Q-M19 Haplotypes in Native Americans from this study Y-Chromosome Evidence for Differing Ancient Demographic Histories in the Americas. This paper states that Q3a(per FTDNA) M19 was "Ticuna and in the Wayuu of northwestern South America". Oldest Ydna ancestor. Email Ben Molina
Molina, O.Agualeguas, Nuevo Leon, Mexico> Haplogroup J1. See these YDNA 8 of 9 (one step mismatch at 385a) marker match(es) to Guanjuato Mexico, US Hispanic(s) and an Egyptian from Sohag - YHRD database search. See this Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj57 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Antonio Molina, b. about 1830 m. Maria Emerencia Barrera, Contact Joe Alvarez
Molino, George AlbertoMexico>Culver City, California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 9 marker exact match to Western Europe in an - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email George Alberto Molino
Montalvo, AlfredVilla De Guadalupe, Mexico DF Mexico>San Antonio Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 10 marker match to Columbia and a cluster of 13 only from Latin America with one Italian (1 step mismatch on marker 392 closer to WAMH at 13) in this - YHRD database search. See this 9 of 10 marker match (mismatch on marker 385b which is the WAMH value of 14) to haplotype IP433 in Northeastern Castile in this study on the Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Abraham Montalvo b.1892 d.1958. Email Alfred Montalvo
Montemayor, Ernest ArthurMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas. 36 of 37 marker match with Robert Ignacio Campos. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. R1b1 See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Papertrail goes back to Diego de Montemayor. Email Ernest Arthur Montemayor
Montemayor Jr., DavidNuevo Leon, Mexico>Robstown, Texas, US>Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas, Mexico. 12 of 12 marker match with Ernest Montemayor above. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. R1b1 See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcelo Montemayor Martinez>Celso Montemayor Martinez>Modesto Montemayor Villareal>David Montemayor Salinas. Email David Montemayor Jr.
Montemayor, Carlos ZapataCandela, Coahuila Mexico>San Antonio,Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 215 which matches a 1 North African Sephardic, 1 Turkish Sephardic and 3 Ashkenazi Jews in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Hispanics (6) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Montemayor b circa 1830>Vicente Montemayor Sanchez>Juan Evangelista Montemayor Hawkins>Carlos Montemayor Zapata. My grandfather Vicente lived and died in Candela Coahuila (d. Circa 1912) The family left Candela after Vicente’s death and moved to San Antonio Texas during the revolution years (around 1914-1916). Although I didn’t know any personally, there were relatives (my father’s first cousins) in Monterrey, Monclova, and Candela, Mexico. I know that I am descended from the Montemayor’s of Monterrey. Email Carlos Zapata Montemayor
Montemayor Aldrete, RaulMexico>McAllen, Texas USA Haplogroup R1b, most common in Spain and Europe. 11 of 12 marker match with David Montemayor above. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 7 marker match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 8 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon, b. 1540, Spain. Email Raul Montemayor Aldrete
Montemayor, ReyMonterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico>Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico>Burgos, Tamaulipas, Mexico>Revilla, Tamaulipas, Mexico>Laja (Mendez), Tamaulipas, Mexico>Rio Grand Valley of Texas. 24 of 25 marker match with Ernest Arthur Montemayor. They share recent ancestry and a Y DNA common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. R1b1 See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Papertrail goes back to many of the original settlers including Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. Family mystery, yes - parents of Juan Jose Gutierrez Castro are unknown, born abt. 1720 married to Maria Olaya Gutierrez Lara. Email Rey Montemayor
Montes, JuanMexico>California. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. A 12 of 12 marker match with Keith Ray Carmona above. See this DNA match to haplotype Q33 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Email Juan Montes
Montoya, Robert CarlPortugal (circa 1669)>New Spain> New Jersey USA. Haplogroup J2. Found infrequently all over Europe. See these two YDNA 10 marker matches to Northern Portugal in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match to a Gonzales from New Mexico - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Onofre Montoya b circa 1669. Email Robert Carl Montoya
Montoya, AnastacioEl Paso, Texas USA>Mesilla, New Mexico USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this 14 of 15 marker match (marker 385a is a one step off 11) to haplotype IP989 from Asturias & IP270 from Galicia regions of Spain Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Anastacio Montoya b.circa 1850. Contact Martha Montoya
Mora, UbilialdoPihuamo, Jalisco Mexico>Villa de Alvarez, Colima Mexico. Haplogroup N. Most common origin in Northern Eurasia. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to those with Iberian origins in this - YHRD database search. A 34 of 37 marker match to project member Eduardo Martinez above. Jose Miguel Rodriguez Reyes in researching his Y DNA has found the following - "Nc1c is the haplogroup most common in Ugro-Finns, originally from Finland, with a notable frequency in the Baltic states, and Sweden. The Rurikid dynasty of Russian princes belongs to such group. The arrival to Spain may have occurred during the Viking invasion of Seville in 844AD. A single Viking raider from Sweden may have stayed and married, seduced or raped a Jewish woman from Seville, which would explain the change and variation in family names in this lineage." Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ubilialdo Mora b.circa 1920. Email Jose Miguel Rodriguez Reyes
Morales, RobertoCoyame (area), Chihuahua Mexico>Texas, USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Slovakia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Florencio Morales b.1874. Immigrated to Sierra Blanca, TX around 1910. Children all born in Sierera Blanca, TX. Grandfather F. Morales is listed in the Texas,Hudspeth County Draft Registration of 1917. Full name and birthday is listed, as well as having lived in Coyame, Chih., MX. Email Roberto Morales
Moralez, Larry J.lMexico>San Antonio, Tx. Haplogroup I2a-M26 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to mostly the Basque, Mexico and many other parts of Latin America with some matches in Italy and Iceland in this - YHRD database search. See this modal match to the M26-B haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 181 and 5 Sardinians - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Larry J. Moralez
Moreno, DennisEl Salitre, San Luis Potosi Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch at fast marker 385b) to USA Hispanic(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eugenio Moreno b.1757. Email Dennis Moreno
Moreno Sr., Luis ManuelXoconostle de Arriba, Guanajuato Mexico>, Valle de Santiago, Guanajuato Mexico> Haplogroup J1. Family is believed to be originally from Jalisco. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Greece and Tunisia in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 277 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Moreno, b.circa 1885. Email
Moreno, GaloCamargo,Nuevo Leon,Mexico>Weslaco, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Mexico and Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Guadalupe Moreno b.circa 1870 d.circa 1930. Email Galo Moreno
Moreno, JoseOposura Sonora, Mexico>Altar Sonora, Mexico>Arizona. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Moreno married Francisca Bustamante (1790-1856) and had several children, two of which are known to have been Fernando Moreno Bustamante(1813- ) and Jose Moreno Bustamante (1826-1867). Email Jose Moreno
Moron, Francisco CanoMexico>Beeville, Texas USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Moron b. Email Francisco Cano Moron
Munoz, John MarcosHalpa Zacatecas, Mexico>Colorado USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Email John Marcos Munoz
Munoz, PlinioVenado, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. See this YDNA 10 of 11 marker match to Rio de Janiero Brazil in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Manuel Munoz - Maria Francisca de Jesus Delgado>Jose Dionicio Munoz(1770-?) – Maria Manuela Barranco>Jose Francisco Munoz(1815-?) – Juana Alcozer(1810-?)>Mariano Munoz(1851-?) – Flavia Lara(1861-?)>Francisco Lara Munoz(1882-1965) – Esther Gonzales Amato(1895-1972)>Plinio Munoz(1922-present). Contact Brenda Ramsey
Nava, Joseph AngelCaderyta Jimenez, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Harlingen, Texas USA>Colorado>Southern California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Norberto Nava m Guadalupe Contreras>Andres Nava b.1877 d.1923 m Juanita Basaldua. There is an Andres Nava who died in the Alamo but a search of Church and State records indicate a flood erased most of the records. Contact Mary Lou Hamaker
Navarro, MauricioRío Grande, Coahuila, México > Rosales, Coahuila > Parras, Coahuila > Mexico City. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Mexico and others from Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Raymundo Navarro b.1848 d.1915 who was the son of Victoriana Elizondo & Victoriano Navarro; who was the son of María Encarnación Zepeda & Domingo Navarro; who allegedly was the son of Fernanda Saravia & José María Navarro. Email Mauricio Navarro
Navarro, Mario J.Mexico>Hayward, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - , Email Mario J. Navarro
Navarro, Dr. JosephChavinda, Michoacan, Mexico>Chicago, Illinois. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Navarro b.circa 1875 Email Joe Navarro
Nieto, Santos GabrielMexico>Corpus Christi, Texas USA. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 (listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype) - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Santos Nieto. Contact Tom Aguinaga
Nieto, DennieSalinas, New Mexico 1600's. P15+ Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 59 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these Sephardic Jewish matches to haplotypes SJ33 and SJ42 as well as this 9 of 10 marker match (one step mismatch at 385b) to haplotype IP94 in Northern Portugal in the following study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Pantaleon Nieto b. Contact Dawn Nieto
Noriega, Gerardo R.Mexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup F very old origin most frequent in India but spread all over Eurasia. See these YDNA 8 marker exact matches on very slow mutating markers to Kashmir, India [Saraswat Brahmin] and Himachal Pradesh, India [Gaddi] in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 15 of 17 marker matches to Peru and Turkey (log in first and then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Gerardo R. Noriega
Nuncio, AbrahamSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Nuncio was born in Saltillo around 1800-1810 m.Petra Escamilla>Pedro Nuncio Escamilla m. Paula Padilla>Máximo Nuncio Padilla m.Gabina Peña.There are lots of Nuncio's in and around Saltillo before then, but we haven’t established their kinship. Would like to know where the Nuncios came from in Europe? Were the Nuncios Sephardic? We presume the Nuncios came from Italy, but we don't know if they were living in Spain or Portugal in this country (Mexico), there is a raising cattle family by the surname of Branco Nuncio; apparently they are very good at bull-fighting on a horse before they came to America neither when or where they disembarked to move later on to NE Mexico (Saltillo and Galeana). My grandfather used to own a big hacienda called La Esmeralda in Galeana, Nuevo León on the border with Coahuila. See this recovery effort by the Mexican Goverment on recoving the mummified remains of the earliest Nuncio's of Saltillo in this article titled Se concreta instalación de Museo de las Momias. Email Abraham Nuncio
Nunez, ManuelMexico>Sacramento, California. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. 25 of 25 marker match to project member Lorenzo Romo Valdez. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Tom Aguinaga
Ochoa, RichardJimenez Chihuahua Mx. 1774>Valle de Allende,Chihuahua> Conchos Chihuahua> San Lorenzo Chihuahua> Texas >New Mexico >California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. Family may have German ancestry. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Concepcion Ochoa b.circa 1899 Contact: Yolanda Ochoa
Ochoa, GilSonora, Mexico>Arizona. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Eygpt and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - b 1920. Father took the Ochoa name from his Mothers side of the family. Email Gil Ochoa
Ochoa, ThomasCananea (near the Yaqui River), Sonora, Mexico>Arizona USA>Ventura County California USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Ochoa>Francisco Moroyoqui Ochoa b.27 Jun 1901 d.05 Jun 1978. The family came to the States through Arizona working in the mines. One of my father's aunts was actually born in Arizona. Then the Ochoa family traveled to California and finally settled in Ventura County. They worked the different farms and citrus crops there. They lived and owned porperty in Saticoy and Oxnard and Santa Paula. My father's father worked on the O'la Colonia farm owned by Mister Maxwell of which I have a newspaper article covering the debate as to whether to keep the house as hertiage of California or not. The farm and all that land is now covered by a golf course. Contact: Mrs. Danielle Brown
Ocon, CarlosEl Oro, Durango (Nueva Vizcaya) Mexico>Chicago, Illinois USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ambrosio Ocon b.1888 d.c1981. Email Carlos Ocon
Olivas, CarlosMexico>New Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Daniel Olivas b.1900. Email Carlos Olivas
Olivas, SeanVilla Llerena, Sombrete, Zacatecas Mexico>New Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Arabs and Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 41 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Juan Bautista de Olivas b circa 1674. d.1720 Juan Bautista de Olivas came to New Mexico from Zacatecas in 1693 with De Vargas second conquest. Juan helped to settle Santa Cruz NM in 1695. Email
Ordonez, HerculanoBachiniva Chihuahua, Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1a1 Most prevalent in Eastern Europe. See the YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestors - My father is Victor Ordonez Valencia born 1901-1989,Born in Bachiniva Chihuahua Mexico.Grandfather is:Herculano Ordonez Rodriguez born 1869 Ranchos de Santiago Chihuahua Mexico. Great-Grandfather is: Francisco Ordonez Caraveo born 1845 Ranchos de Santiago Chihuahua Mexico GGG-grandfather: Ancelmo Ordonez 1798. GGGG-grandfather: Sabadon Ordonez mid 1700s. Email Herculano Ordonez
Ordonez Merlos, JesusTierra Caliente Region of Michoacan, Mexico>Susupuato de Guerrero near Huetamo, Michoacan Mexico>Mexico City Mexico>Los Angeles, California USA>Colorado USA. Haplogroup R1b with the Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype which is most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See these YDNA 15 marker match(es) to 1 of 16 Nevada, USA [Basque], 1 of 11 California, USA [Basque], 1 of 193 Santander, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 168 Basque Country, Spain [Basque], 1 of 50 Córdoba, Colombia [Mestizo] and 1 of 195 Bogotá, Colombia [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Jesus Ordonez
Orosco, EdwardSaltado Hidalgo, Chihuahua Mexico Haplogroup G2-L91 rare haplogroup subclade found in Otzi the Iceman and documented here Living Relatives of Ötzi the Iceman Mummy Found in Austria. Otzi was a Neolithic Farmer buried in Ice for over 5K years. See these YDNA 15 marker match(es) to 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in this - YHRD database search. See this 22 of 24 YDNA match to a Marin from the Yucatan in Mexico and two 21 of 24 marker matches to Germany in this (log in first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Adelido Orosco (then Martinez) b1871. I changed my last name to Cardenas in 1993, but my paternal family name is Martinez. Prior to that is, my great-great-grandfather changed his last name to Martinez from Orosco. Email Edward Cardenas
Ortiz, DonMexico City, Mexico> Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2. See this DNA match to haplotype 225 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 34 - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nicolas Ortiz b 1640 . Email Don Ortiz
Ortiz Cruz, Miguel AngelCozumel, Quintana Roo Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker exact match to Modena, Italy [Italian] in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 12 marker match Peru in this (log in first then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Miguel Angel Ortiz Cruz
Pacheco, CharlesNew Mexico (Spanish Census 1790)>Polbadera, New Mexico>Mineola, Texas Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Rafael Pacheco, b. Abt 1725, m. to Maria Diega de la Fuente. Email Charles Pacheco
Palacios, AdrianNieves, Zacatecas, Mexico >Chicago Illinois. Haplogroup Q1a3a. Oldest Ydna ancestor Juan Palacios - b.1900 d.1993. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search.
Palacios, TomasSan Pedro de Las Colonias, Coahuila Mexico>Pearsall Texas>Simi Valley, California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Angel Palacios b circa 1840>Esmerejildo Palacios-Aguilar b circa 4/17/1872 m in Pearsall Tx. Email Dahlia Guajardo-Cantu de Palacios
Palacios, RichardSan Pedro de Las Colonias, Coahuila Mexico>Pearsall Texas>Simi Valley, California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Angel Palacios b circa 1840>Esmerejildo Palacios-Aguilar b circa 4/17/1872 m in Pearsall Tx. Son of Tomas Palacios above. Contact Dahlia Guajardo-Cantu de Palacios
Palacios, Jesse DavidMexico>Grandview, Washington USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - , Email Jesse David Palacios
Palacios, Aaron IssacSan Fernando, Tamaulipas Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See the YDNA 9 marker matches to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Palacios b.c1830 d.after 1874 m.Celsa Gutierrez>Juan Nepomuceno Palacios b.1854. m. in 1874. Contact Anita Palacios Collins
Paz, JoshuaTlazazalca, Michoacan Mexico>Uruapan, Michoacan Mexico>New York City, New York USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 47 Search for the Phoenicians. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Maria Paz b. >Luis or Teofilo Luis Paz, born on 1/9/1867>Eleuterio Paz,b 2/20/1896>Joshua Paz b-11/1936. Contact: Joyce Santiago-Maloy
Pedraza, RobertoMexico, Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Hilario Pedraza b.1803. the first Pedraza arrived to the Sierra Gorda in the late XVIII century, and he was the father of my great-great- grand father (tatarabuelo), Hilario Pedraza, who was born in 1803 in Jalpan de Serra, the main town in the area. I know my great grand father have all the info about the town the ancestors left in Spain, but sadly it get lost when he died. He was in his 50´s when he get married. a mystery for my family is to find out exactly where they came from in Spain, why they left it, etc. I can only guess they where quite desperate to find their way across the Atlantic and find a place in the middle of the Sierra Madre Oriental, just after the war with the Chichimecas! Email Roberto Pedraza
Peña, FedericoZacatecas, Zacatecas Mx.>New Mx. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See this modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this DNA match to haplotype 181 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Gabriel De la Pena b.circa 1650 Mx. Email Federico Pena
Peña, James AmadorMexico, Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See the YDNA 9 marker match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Simon Pena b.1877. Email James A. Pena
Peña, JaymeVilla de Espluga di Francoli, Provincia de Tarragona, Cataluña. Spain>Mexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this DNA match to haplotype 196, a Northwestern Sicilian - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jayme Peña b circa 1750 m. Antonia Charuba> Santiago Peña - arrived in Mexico City in 1800. The last name changed from Pena to Penna. I don't know the reason. Contact Susana Leniski
Peña, José FernandoMexico>New York, New York USA. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and other Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rosalio Peña b.circa 1810 d. circa 1875. We've been in South Texas/Northern Mexico for at least 250 years. Email José Fernando Peña
Peña, Jose Felipe de LaCerralvo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas Mexico>Cuidad Guerrero, Tamaulipas Mexico>Zapata County, Mexico then Texas>Laredo, Texas USA>Ventura, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 25 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor Jacinto Peña b.circa 1731. Parents believed to be Jacinto Peña Sr. (a soldier at the Cerralvo Presidio, was killed by Indians in Linares, Nuevo Leon in 1734) and Ana Maria Guajardo. View Pedigree here . Email Jose de la Pena
Pérez, Robert G.Jalisco, Mexico>San Jose, California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1b, Mediterranean/Semitic. A 12 marker modal match to a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 6 marker match to E3b haplotype 9 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) from Belgium to Eygpt in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Guadalupe Pérez Franco, born c. 1700. Email Robert G. Pérez
Pérez, Henry SalasZacatecas,Mexico>San Jose, California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found in the Middle East, Mediterranean and North Africa. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Angel Pérez b.1870. Paternal Grandfather Angel Pérez married and had two children with Estefana Carbajal. Email Henry Salas Pérez
Pérez, Noe EddieMexico>San Benito, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b1c. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.circa 1935. Email Eddie Pérez
Pérez, Hector SamuelMatamoros, Tamaulipas Mexico>Weslaco, Texas USA. Haplogroup J2. Most common in the Middle East. See this Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype SJ121 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. See this DNA match to haplotype 114 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 2 North African Sephardi Jews, 2 Kurdish Jews, 9 Muslim Kurd and 1 Palistinian in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City. Other Latin Americans, Scandanavians and Middle Easterners in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email Hector Samuel Perez
Pérez, Donald CharlesSan Juan de Dos Logos, Jalisco Mexico>Los Angeles, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 25 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor Leondro Pérez b.circa 1897>Samuel Pérez b.circa 1921. Family moved to Los Angeles circa 1926. Email Donald Charles Pérez
Péres, JoelAscencion/Aramberri Nuevo Leon Mexico>Chicago Heights, IL USA>Plainfield IL USA. Haplogroup R1b-P312. See this sole YDNA 14 marker match match to a US Hispanic in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 24 of 27 marker matches to Chile and England (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Victoriano Perez b 1850>Macedonio Peres Mares b 1875>Manuel Peres Luna b 1910>Joel Perez Rojas b 1949>Joel Francis Peres 1972>Joel Isaac Peres 2011. Email Joel Peres
Pérez, VictorSan Juan De Los Lagos, Jalisco Mexico>California USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 14 of 15 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on YGATAH4) to Sousse, Tunisia [Tunisian], Oran, Algeria [Arab], Rabat, Morocco [Sahraouis], Marche, Italy [Tunisian] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 27 of 30 marker match(es) to a Brazilian and an Egyptian (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor Juan Crisostomo Perez De La Torre b.circa 1858. Email Victor Pérez
Pineda, (Anonymous)Zacatecas, Mexico > Laredo, Texas. Haplogroup Q. This branch of Q appears to be found in the Middle East and Central Asia. See these 10 YDNA matches to DYS19=15 DYS389I=12 (1 step off from 13) DYS389II=27 (1 step off from 28) DYS390=24 DYS391=10 DYS392=14 DYS393=13 DYS385=14-16 and DYS439=11 to 2 of 236 Mendoza, Argentina [European], 2 of 357 Mexico City, Mexico [Mestizo], 2 of 70 Assiut, Egypt [Egyptian], 1 of 122 Noord-Brabant, Netherlands [Dutch], 1 of 163 Israel & Palestinian Authority Area [Arab], 1 of 106 Saudi Arabia [Saudi] and 1 of 533 Central Portugal, Portugal [Portuguese] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest YDNA ancestor: Juan Anselmo Pinedo, b. circa 1730s/40s. Paper trail shows Juan Anselmo Pinedo>Bartolo Pinedo, b. 1766 Jerez, Zac>Gregorio Pinedo, b. circa 1811(based on 1834 Monte Escobedo marriage)>Pedro Pinedo, b. circa 1851 (based on 1886 Mezquital del Oro marriage)>Nicanor Pinedo b. circa 1882 (based on 1903 and 1914 Tlaltenango marriages)>Jesus Maria Pineda, b. 1930, Laredo, Texas. Email Chris Pineda
Pinedo, MagdalenoTlaltenango, Zacatecas (circa 1710>San Diego, California. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. There appear to be two distinct PINEDO lineages in Zacatecas around 1710. One would be descendant from Miguel PINEDO, who was an official of the Audiencia de Guadalajara in the early 1600s and the other of Rodrigo de PINEDO, one of the original Spanish settlers of Jerez, Zacatecas also in the early 1600s. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Ancestrial information can be found at Ramosfamily.org-Diego Pinedo. Contact: Arturo Ramos
Pisaño, GregoryCiudad Juarez, Mexico>El Paso, Texas>Arizona>California USA. Haplogroup Q-M242 (xQ3). See this YDNA 14 marker exact match to 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 13 of 18 marker matches to Mexico (click on the following link after logging in to the Sorenson website) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Braulio Pisaño. Email Gregory Pisaño
Plascencia, EmanuelArandas, Jalisco Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2. Six 11 of 12 marker matches 6, J2 Ashkenazi Jews in the FTDNA Hammer database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City and other Hispanics, Eastern Europe and Iraqi Kurds in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Salvador Plascencia b,circa 1670. I would like to know if we are related to any of the conquistadores. Contact Marina de la Torre Plascencia de Hoffman
Ponce, Hector DavidMexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Email Hector David Ponce.
Puentes, JosephZacatecas 1700's>Jalisco 1800's & early 1900's>Calif.>North Carolina. Haplogroup R1b1b2g. See this DNA match to haplotype 98 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Puente b.1730. Email Joseph Puentes
Quintana, Benjamin JosephMexico>California>Bethlehem, Pennsylvania USA. Haplogroup G2a (P15+), found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Eastern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d. Email Mr. Benjamin Joseph Quintana
Quintanilla, Gilberto EstevanCiudad Vitoria, Tamualipas Mexico>Phoenix Arizona. E1b1b1 likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A 37 of 37 marker match to Gabriel Sergio Alvarado, meaning they share a recent common ancestor. A 33 of 37 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan de Dios Quintanilla b.1902. Email Gil Quintanilla
Quiroz Sr, Robert VillescasMexico>Clifton Arizona Haplogroup E1b1a Sub Saharan African most common among African Americans. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Latin America and Sub Saharan Africa in this - YHRD database search. My Quiroz, Y-DNA revealed a Haplogroup of E1b1a (M2) of ancient African lineage with no hint of mulatto descendency, or it being known of, or showing up biologically in appearances of family members known. Pretty much as looks go, everyone looks to be of Mexican descent over the generations. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Quiroz b.circa 1920. Email Robert D. Villescas, Sr.
Ramirez, Joseph RaymondTototlan, Jalisco, Mexico>San Francisco, California c1915. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Hispanics in the US and Mexico, in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Cecilio Ramires b.1897. Contact Joseph Ramirez
Ramirez, James AlbertMexico>Colorado Springs, Colorado USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. d. Email James Albert Ramirez
Ramirez, JamesMexico>Clifton, Arizona>Denver Colorado. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Wanting to find out where in Mexico the family is from. See this DNA match to haplotype 98 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Fermin Ramirez b.circa 1880"s in Mexico>Paul Ramirez b.Jan 23, 1906 in Clifton, Arizona. Contact Carmen Ramirez
Ramirez, Hugo ArmandoTlaxiaco, Oaxaca Mexico>Lompoc, California USA. Haplogroup R1b1c most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 98 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Ramirez b.circa 1837 d.1897. Son of Mariano Ramirez and Antonia Gracida. Email Hugo Armando Ramirez
(Unknown) Ramirez, Lupe G.Mexico>New Mexico.. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Helen Eberle
(Unknown) Ramirez, CesarRio Grande City,Texas USA>Charco,Texas USA>Elsa, Texas USA. E1b1b1b likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A Haplotype 5 match (Berber Modal Haplotype) to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2 (old M81), which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Santiago Ramirez and he was born in 1880 in Rio Grande City,Texas. In the case of Santiago Ramirez he was adopted by Ponciano Ramirez who was born in 1841 in Mexico. Email Cesar Ramirez
Ramirez, Tampico, Tamaulipas Mexico>San Antonio, Texas. Haplogroup R1b most common in Iberia and Europe. See these YDNA 12 of 12 marker matches only to Mexico and Peru in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. >he had one sister, Cristina Zuniga de Flores or could be Cristina Zuniga Ramirez de Flores. She moved to Guadalajara when she married. Contact Helen Eberle
Ramirez, AdamMexico>El Paso Texas USA. Predicted haplogroup Q1b. See this YDNA 19 of 20 marker matche(s) to a Rivas from Chihuahua, Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. See this 7 of 8 marker match (one step mismatch at DYS393) Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj138 Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Adam Ramirez
Ramirez, Dr. OscarSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico>Lopeno, Texas USA. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Ramirez>Antonio Ramirez>Cristobal Ramirez b1712>Eugenio Ramiez b1757>Juan Ramirez b circa 1800>Tomas Ramirez b circa 1830>Francisco Ramirez b?>Blas Maria Ramirez b 1884. Email Dr. Oscar Ramirez
Ramirez, JavierReynosa, Tamaulipas Mexico. Haplogroup J1, Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Gregorio Ramirez b.1774. Contact Jose Guerra
Ramirez, Jorge1600 Spain>Saltillo>Mier, Tamaulipas Mexico>Laredo Texas USA>Los Angeles, California USA. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Ramirez 1600-1658>Miguel Ramirez 1650-unk>Antonio Ramirez 1680-unk>Cristobal Ramirez 1712-1778>Miguel Ramirez 1759-1849>Gervacio Ramirez 1804-1864>Antonino Ramirez 1833-unk>Martin Ramirez 1883-1952>Agapito Ramirez 1920-1989. The main root, Cristobal Ramirez, came with Escandon and was one of the founders of Mier, Tamaulipas. Most of my ancestors stayed in Guerrero (Viejo) until about 1945 when we moved to Laredo, TX. Email Jorge Ramirez
Ramos, CarlosBavispe, Sonora Mexico, Haplogroup R1b-SRY2627, Iberian origin. See this information on the migration of the - M167 aka SRY2627 R1b1c6 subclade in Spain where this mutation likely originated. See this DNA match to haplotype 145 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ricardo Ramos b.1889 d.1977 For further info. see Ramos Roots Path
Recoder, Ernesto AdanEstado Mexico, Mexico>Union City, California USA. Confirmed Haplogroup H Most common in Roma/Gypsy from Spain and the Indian Subcontinent. See this YDNA 7 of 9 marker match to H* haplotype 104 in Turkey in this study - Excavating Y-chromosome haplotype strata in Anatolia. Oldest Ydna ancestors - Vidal Recoder. Family story is that original Recoders arrived in Mexico from Europe in the late 1700- early 1800 as part of the military during occupation of Mexico. Family story says France, however, currently most Recoders in europe live in Spain. Email Ernesto Adan Recoder
Rendon, Armando BernardLepe,Huelva Spain in 1574>Mexico>Kensington, California USA. Haplogroup R1b1b1 a lineage thought to have originated in Central Asia and found East Asia as well. Closest matches suggest a ancient migration through the Mediterranean. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 match to Malta - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 41 Search for the Phoenicians. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Sanchez b.1574. The surname changed generations later by adoption. Email Armando Bernard Rendon
Rendon, CrispinLepe, Huelva Spain in 1574>Nuevo Leon, Mexico>California. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 215 which matches 3 Ashkenazi Jews, 1 North African Sephardi and 1 Turkish Sephardi Jew in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Sanchez b.1574. The surname changed generations later by adoption. Shares paper trail with Armando Bernard Rendon back to adopted children of Diego Rendon and Maria Valverde. Armando descends from adopted son Juan Rendon, Crispin descends from adopted son Ventura Rendon. The adopted daughter Maria Rendon is declared a biological daughter of Joseph Sanchez when she was granted a marriage dispensation. The assumption was that the two boys were biological siblings to Maria but the test results say otherwise. Email Crispin Rendon
Renteria (Vega), Dennis FrankGuadalajara Jalisco, Mexico>San Francisco California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1 is most common in North Africa & the Mediterranean. See these YDNA close to 31 marker matches all over Latin America in this search - (log in first then click on the following link) - of the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Vicente Renteria>Domingo Renteria b circa 1890's. My father is listed as Francisco Javier Renteria, he was born in 1921. For some reason after they came to the US they changed their last name to Vega. Contact Dolly
Reyes, MiltonMexico. Haplogroup R1b, most frequent haplogroup in Western Europe. See these YDNA 12 marker match(es) to Oran, Algeria [Arab] in this - YHRD database search. 21 of 25 marker match to the first 25 FTDNA markers (one step mismatches on DYS439,458,459b & 448) to someone from Florianópolis Brazil in Robert Tarin's private database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Contact Tina Reyes.
Reynoso, Jose MariaMoyahua (Juchipila), Zacatecas Mexico . Haplogroup R1b-P312 most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See this YDNA 11 of 12 marker matches (1 step mismatch on fast marker 439) to a Reynoso in Mexico City in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Silverio Reynoso b. About 1764 d. 1837. Family used the compound last name of REYNOSO-RENTERIA in this line through the year 1900. Email Jose Maria Reynoso
Riojas, AnastacioMexico>San Marcos, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 98 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 10 marker match to haplotype IP951 in Northwest Castile, Spain and IP151 in Southern Portugal Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rafael Riojas b. 1904 d.1987. Looking to prove if he's Emilano Zapata's son. We have pic.and a few articles that showed he visited them in the states. Email Sylvia Wessling
Rivera, EnriqueMexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to mostly Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Enrique Rivera
Rivera, Alberto LuisOputo, Sonora Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Alberto Rivera b.1876 d.1906 Alberto's father was Francisco Rivera almost positively from Asturias Spain.
Rivera, PeteSabinas Hidalgo, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Rivera b.1825. Email Pete Rivera
Rivera, Dr. HenryPuerto de Santa Maria, Spain>New Spain (Mexico)>New Mexico>Westfield, Massachusetts USA. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 or 255 (depending on SNP) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 (listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype) - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here Email Dr. Henry Rivera
Rivera, Henry PompaMexico>Arizona USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 216 which matches 2 Palastinian Arabs in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 15 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. 12 marker match to project member Francisco Fedelin above. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Dionicio Rivera>Ramon Rivera. Contact Frances Coronado Barrey
Robledo, EricSan Luis Potosi, Mexico. Haplogroup O Southeast Asian origin, found in over 80% of East Asians. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Luzon Phillipines and other locations in Southeast Asia in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Robledo b. 1850. I know his father only by name on a baptism record. His father is recorded as Don Jose Maria Robledo, espanol, vecino de este ciudad. View Family Tree here . Since my haplogroup is O, I have been pursuing the most likely migration path of Phillipines to Acapulco. I'm awaiting records from the towns of Coyuca and Colima, both north of Acapulco. These have long been known as Filipino centers. Coincidently, my Robledo family in Coyoacan live on Paz Montes de Oca, named for a Filipino leader of the war of Independence. Email Eric Robledo
Robles, Donald EugeneMexico>Boulder Creek, California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1b,Mediterranean/Semitic. A 12 marker modal match to a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Email Gene Robles
Robles, Sergio RobertoMexico>Ventura California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1b,Mediterranean/Semitic. A 12 marker modal match to a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. I believe I am a descendent of early Spanish settlers who as early as about the early 1700's settled in the Sonora River Valley (Sonora, Mexico) including the towns of Baviacora and Suaqui (chico). My father, grandfather and great grandfather (possibly great-gret grandfather) were all named Bernabe Robles (i.e, I, II, III, IV). All Bernabe-named Robleses were born in either Baviacora or Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. Email Sergio Robles
Robles, Jesus Eduardo Baviacora, Sonora Mexico>Opodepe, Sonora Mexico>Tucson Arizona USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1b,Mediterranean/Semitic. A 12 marker modal match to a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Robles, b.circa 1780 d.circa 1850. We know and believe our first Robles ancestors emigrate from Spain, or Canary Islands, few decades after the conquest of the New Spain (Mexico), settled on the Sonora River valley on the 1700´s in the towns of Baviacora, Ures, Rayon (Nacameri), Opodepe, Moctezuma(Oposura), Sonora Mexico. Email Jesus Eduardo Robles
Robles, Robert LopezUres,Sonora Mexico>Yuma, Arizona>Brawley, California>Long Beach, California>San Bernardino, California. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to those with Iberian roots and also Germany in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Julian Robles. View GEDCOM here . Email Robert Robles
Robles, Tom C.Motepore, Sonora Mexico>Ures, Sonora Mexico>Altar, Sonora Mexico>Tucson , Arizona USA. USA Unconfirmed Haplogroup G2. Found infrequently all over Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to the Caucasus, Iraq and Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felipe Robles m. Maria Juana Hernandes>Mariano Robles b.1831 m. Maria Concepcion Alvidres in 1851. Pedro Robles b.1854 m. Isabel Urquides>Pedro Robles m. Refugio Burruel moved from Altar, Sonora to Tucson, Arizona in 1910. Email Tom C. Robles
Robles, RobertoEtzatlan, Jalisco Mexico>Downey, California USA. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to the Mediterranean in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Robles b. circa 1800 d. circa 1866. Original family name was said to be DAZA but I have found family records dating back to 1800 that show Robles as the family name. Email Roberto Robles.
Rocha, TobyYucatan, Mexico>Peoria Arizona. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a1. See this haplogroup Q1a3a1 (M19) match to haplotype 14 on this page - Q-M3* and Q-M19 Haplotypes in Native Americans from this study Y-Chromosome Evidence for Differing Ancient Demographic Histories in the Americas. This paper states that Q3a(per FTDNA) M19 was "Ticuna and in the Wayuu of northwestern South America". Oldest Ydna ancestor Raymundo Sanchez - b.1915. My grandfather was adopted, and his real surname is Rocha. His Father was a traveling musician 'Don Juan' type in the early 20th century who fathered many children. Pretty sure his Father may have been Zapotec. Email Toby Sanchez
RodarteCoahuila Mexico>New Mexico. Unconfirmed haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Email Ed Ordaz
Rodriguez, Jesse(Note: Jesse's rare 464e marker with a value of 19) Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico>Presidio de Santa Rosa (now Muzquiz) Coahuila>San Fernando de Austria, Coahuila>Morelos Coahuila>San Antonio, Bexar Co. Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 91 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Capitan Pedro Jose Rodriguez, b.circa 1643>Cristobal (Hipolito) Rodriguez b.circa 1670>Vicente Rodriguez b.1699>Basilio Bernardo Rodriguez b.5/24/1740>Joseph Francisco Rodriguez b.1/24/1765>Jose Maria Rodriguez b.1820>Luis Rodriguez b.5/5/1859>James (Santiago) Rodriguez b.3/13/1898. Email Jesse Rodriguez
Rodriguez, DavidSanta Clara De Barranca,Jalisco,Mexico>California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 88 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Felix Rodriguez, b.July 17,1890. Family owned livestock, produce, horses, and farmed peanuts for business in Jalisco. Email David Rodriguez
Rodriguez, A.J.Mexico possibly Matamoros>Corpus Christi, Texas>Modesto, California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Americo Rodriguez, b.1917. Email A.J. Rodriguez
Rodriguez Jr., GerardoMexico>Monterey California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 145 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Rodriguez, b.circa 1905. Email Gerardo Rodriguez Jr.
RodriguezTeocaltiche, Jalisco Mexico. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q27 to 3 Nahua, 1 Huichol and 1 Tzotzil - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . They were members of craftsman guild. They were leather-craftsman and earned distinction for their craft. Email Sylvia Robles
Rodriguez, Dr. Luis AngelMexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup T. T settled the area of the mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Dr. Luis Angel Rodriguez
Rodriguez, Martin CamposMexico>San Marcos, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 25 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Martin Campos Rodriguez
Rodriguez, LucioMexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. A 12 of 12 marker match to Luciano and Henry Garza (above) and the some of the Trevino's, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ventura Rodriguez. YDNA matches the Garza's. Contact: Esther A. Herold
Rodriguez, ArturoMexico>Providence Rhode Island USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 which matches a 1 North African Sephardic, 1 Turkish Sephardic, 1 Muslim Kurd, 1 Palestinian and 1 Ashkenazi Jews in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See these YDNA 9 of 10 (1 step mismatch @ 390) marker matches to Hispanics (6) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - b. Email Arturo Rodriguez
Rodriguez, Dominic Salvatore Mexico>Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Found in Western Europe. See these YDNA 12 marker match to Mérida, Mexico (Yucatan) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - (Adopted only surname and country of origin is known) Contact Suzanne Ingoglia
Rodriguez, Chris J.New Spain>Las Vegas, New Mexico>Rancho Grande, Huerfano Colorado>Pueblo, Colorado. Haplogroup R1b-DF81 Iberian and the Westarn Atlantic Modal Haplotype. See this YDNA 16 marker match to Columbia and Australia in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 31 marker match to a Tarin from South Texas and near matches to Peru and the Basque Country (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joseph "Joe" C Rodrigues b. 9/4/1872>Juan "John" DeLa Cruz Rodriguez b.1/29/1907 m Pascualita Rita Rodriguez. Contact Karen Rodriguez
Rodriguez Sr, JuanMexico>Texas USA>California USA. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. See these YDNA 11 marker match(es) to 1 of 1475 United States [European American] and 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Rodriguez bc 1859>Daniel Rodriguez b July 31,1898>Margarito Rodriguez Feb. 23,1930. Email Juan Rodriguez Sr.
Rodriguez, DavidVictoria, Tamaulipas Mexico. Haplogroup I2a2. Most common in Southwestern Europe. See this 21 of 24 marker YDNA match to Mexico in this (log in first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Isidro Rodriguez b.about 1840 d 1938. He might have been married before Maria Marin. His children's names were Jose, Martina, Paula. He had lived in Victoria, Tamaulipas and Monterrey areas of Mexico. He lived in San Antonio Texas before he died. Contact: Rita Rodriguez
Romero, RichardTepatitlan de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico>Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA. Haplogroup J2b1 (M205+). See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Armenians in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 233 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Serapio Romero b.c1820>Manuel Romero b.Jan. 5, 1845>Castulo Romero>Ramon Romero. View GEDCOM here . Contact Linda R. Romero
Romero, OsvaldoPraxedis G.(formerly known as San Ignacio) Guerrero, Chihuahua, Mexico>Whittier, California. Haplogroup J2a2a M92+. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b . Email Osvaldo Romero
Romero, Eddie VictorMexico>Denver Colorado. R1b, most common Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 13 marker matches to Columbia and a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 23 of 25 marker matches to Peru in this - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel (Ricardo de Jesus) Romero (Marques) - abt.1750 married 1793/1794 Maria Paula Valde>Jose Rafael Romero - abt. 1803 married 16 Aug. 1825 Maria Estefana Ortiz>Pablo Eufemio (Eugenio) Romero - abt. 24 Mar. 1829 married 6 Nov. 1846 San Ildefonso Pueblo, NM Maria Juliana Valdez>Juan de Mata Romero - abt. 1853 married 9 Jan. 1880 Maria Antonia Rivera (Ribera)>Juan Ramon Romero - abt. 4 July 1889 married 5 Nov. 1913 Vicentita C de Baca> Juan Jose Romero - b.02 May 1916 married in Santa Fe, NM Anna Maria Santana. Email Eddie Victor Romero
Romero, D.Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico>Tueson, Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b-L51. L51 is a very ancient marker coming from Western Asia. See these YDNA 15 marker matches to Mongolia, Italy and NW Europe in this search - (log in first then click on the following link) - of the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ramon Romero b. 1804. Contact Jessica
Romo, Rolando MedellinRielves, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, España>Rio Chico, Teocaltiche, Jalisco Mexico >Austin, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this 13 of 14 marker match (marker 437 is a one step off) to haplotype IP929 & IP786 the Basque Country of Spain Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Romo de Vivar b.circa 1550>Diego Romo de Vivar y Pérez>Pedro Romo de Vivar y Rangel Pequero>Baltasar Romo de Vivar y Ruiz de Esparza>Joseph Cayetano Romo de Vivar y Muñoz de la Barba>Ignacio Norberto Romo de Vivar Martín del Campo>José María Romo de Vivar de la Mora>Joseph Ignacio Romo Morán>José Bernabé Romo Díaz>Claro Romo Morán. Email Rolando Medellin Romo
Rosales IV, ManuelCharcas San Luis Potosi, Mexico >Texas Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) Western Europe, Mexico and the Middle East in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Salvador Rosales b.circa 1711>Juan Antonio Ambrosio Rosales>Jose Maria De Santa Regina Rosales>Hilario Rosales>Zenon Rosales>Espiridion Rosales>Manuel Martinez Rosales>Manuel Cantu Rosales>Manuel Rosales III. View GEDCOM here . Email
Ruiz, RudyJalisco, Mexico>La Barca, Jalisco Mexico>California 1920's, Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Benardo Ruiz Salgado b. c. 1890 Jalisco>Jose Jesus Ruiz Ramirez b. Aug. 24, 1912 La Barca, Jalisco.
Ruiz, Antonio MunozBustamante, Tamaulipas, Mexico>Atoka Tennessee. Haplogroup Q1a3a. Oldest Ydna ancestor Macedonio Ruiz - b.circa 1870. Antonio Munoz Ruiz
Ruiz, ManuelYahualica, Jalisco Mexico>Cuquio, Jalisco Mexico>Laredo Tezas USA. Haplogroup R1b1b2g,(U106+)or(S21+). 12 marker Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Ruis>Joseph Juachin Maria Ruis Peres b. 1745>Jose de la Trinidad Ruiz, b. 1804>Jose Francisco de San Serapio Ruiz, b. 1831>Felipe Rubalcaba Ruiz, b 1868>Manuel Ruiz b 1899. Contact Raquel Ruiz
Ruiz, Rafael H.Zacapu, Michoacan (ca.1860) Mexico>San Isidro, Michoacan (1910) Mexico>San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup J2, See this DNA match to haplotype 130 which matches a 1 Sephardi Jew from Iraq in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) from Ethiopia to Germany in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Ruiz b.ca.1860>Jose Ruiz b.1886>Adalberto Ruiz b.1910. Email Rafael Ruiz
Saavedra, RobertMexico>El Paso, Texas USA. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch 391) to Guanajuato Mexico and 2 US Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Robert Saavedra
Salas, BernardoSpain>Zacatecas,Mexico Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Augustin Salas b.8/28/1895 died in La Noria de San Pantaleon, Zacatecas, Mx. Agustin was directly from Spain per oral history. The son of Agustin went to El Paso, Tx. 1910 with his mother. Email Ed Serros
Salas, ServandoMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>California USA. Predicted Haplogroup E1b1a, found in Sub Saharan African. See these YDNA 10 of 11 slow marker matches (1 step mismatch on marker 438) to United States [African American], Cote d'Ivoire [Yacouba], Belém, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], Magdalena, Colombia [Mestizo] & Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil [European] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Salas b.1830 m Maria Herrera. Contact Eleanor Barajas
Salazar Ph.D., Jose de JesusMexico>Belfast, Northern Ireland. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to mostly Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Email Jose de Jesus Salazar Ph.D.
Saldana, UvaldoRio Grande, Zacatecas Mexico>Pasadena, Texas USA. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search.. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Saldana m. Refugio Garcia>Gonzalo Saldana-Garcia m. Concepcion Macias-Gonzales>Uvaldo Macias (Father). Email Uvaldo Macias
Saldana, Saul ThomasMier, Tamaulipas Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Saldana Guerra b.1791 d.1823. Married to Julia Pena 1816 in Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Email Saul Thomas Saldana
Saldivar, TiberioCain, Zacatecas Nueva Galicia México >Monterrey, Nuevo León>Salinas Victoria, Nuevo León Mexico>Santander Jiménez, Tamaulipas>Othello, Washington USA. Haplogroup unconfirmed I2* (12 marker Jewish cluster). Matches Jewish Ashkenazi individuals on 12 markers from Eastern Europe in the FTDNA database. See this Jewish cluster match to "I2c B (J) 14-24 L596 L597" described as "More recently a youngish Jewish group B(J) has branched from group B which has a TMRCA of 9 centuries (up to 30 plus generations)." in this project called I2*, new ISOGG I2b and I2c Haplogroup Project. See these YDNA 23 of 25 and 22 of 25 marker matches to the Ukraine and Russia in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Guerra de Resa, of the "Onate Expedition" m Magdalena Zaldivar de Mendoza>Vicente Saldivar b. 1597 (Penanced before the Inquisition in 1623) m Maria Sosa>Agustin Saldivar b.about 1625 d. on 7 Feb 1677 at the age of 52 in Monterrey NL m Ana Salinas>Nicolas Saldivar baptized on 6 Nov 1675 d.1713 m Josefa Cantu>Pedro Saldivar b.1712 m Maria Luisa Serna>Juan Joseph Saldivar b.1735 m Maria Josefa Cantu (ALIAS Salinas)>Juan Jose Saldivar b.14 Oct 1762 m Maria Guadalupe Rafaela Caballero>Juan De Dios Saldivar b.7 Mar 1796 m Maria Francisca Ximenez>Desiderio Saldivar b.10 Feb 1819 m Maria Susana Saldivar>Eleuterio Saldivar b.18 Feb 1851 m Juana Saldivar>Juan De Dios Saldivar b.8 Mar 1883 m Clara Pena. Contact Hilda Saldivar de Shepard
Saldivar, MalaquiasMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Montemorelos, Nuevo León Mexico>Santiago, Nuevo Leon Mexico>General Teran, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup unconfirmed I2* (12 marker Jewish cluster). Matches Jewish Ashkenazi individuals on 12 markers from Eastern Europe in the FTDNA database. See this Jewish cluster match to "I2c B (J) 14-24 L596 L597" described as "More recently a youngish Jewish group B(J) has branched from group B which has a TMRCA of 9 centuries (up to 30 plus generations)." in this project called I2*, new ISOGG I2b and I2c Haplogroup Project. See these YDNA 23 of 25 and 22 of 25 marker matches to the Ukraine and Russia in this (log in first then click on the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Saldivar See Ancestors of Jose Malaquias Saldivar Contact Yvonne Cantu
Salinas, JamesMexico>Tx. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. Related to Adolph Salinas below and previously unknown to each other. Only a one step difference on two fast mutating markers in a relatively infrequent haplogroup in Mexico. 12 marker match to Guadalupe Carmona above. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Salinas b.circa 1835 Mx. Email James L. Salinas
Salinas, AdolphCerralvo, Mexico>Minnesota. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch at DYS385a) to Eastern Slovakia and the Czech Republic in this - YHRD database search. Related to James Salinas above and previously unknown to each other. Only a one step difference on two fast mutating markers in a relatively infrequent haplogroup in Mexico. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Miguel Salinas b.circa 1750 Email Mario Garcia
Salinas, JimmySouth Texas>Cuero, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Martin Salinas m. Andrea Perez>Martin Salinas b.December 14,1930, Email Jimmy Salinas
Salinas, TomasParis, France>North Eastern Mexico>Corpus Christi, Texas. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. Related to Adolph and James Salinas above and previously unknown to each other. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Pedro de Salinas arrived from Paris France in 1585. Contact Orfa Salinas
Salinas, Louis BalderosMexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. More closely related to James Salinas above and previously unknown to each other. Only a one step difference on two fast mutating markers in a relatively infrequent haplogroup in Mexico. 12 marker match to Guadalupe Carmona above. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Email James L. Salinas
Salinas,LauroParis, France>North Eastern Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. Related to almost all the Salinas in the project and previously unknown to each other. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Pedro de Salinas b.circa 1585 d.circa 1635. Arrived from Paris France in 1585 and came to Northeastern Mexico. Here is the family website History of the Salinas & Saldana Families. Contact Irma Saldaña
Salinas, RicardoGeneral Trevino, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. More closely related at 12 markers to James Salinas, Pedro Longoria and Guadalupe Carmona below and previously unknown to each other except Guadalupe Carmona. Only a one step difference on two fast mutating markers in a relatively infrequent haplogroup in Mexico. The Salinas and Carmona family are neighbors and they come from the same town. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Carlos Salinas Benavides b.1888 d.1954. Contact Fernando Campos
Salinas, Louis C.Monclova Coahuila, Mexico>Texas,USA>Northern Georgia, USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this YDNA 12 marker match to a Barrera also from Coahuila Mexico - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Salinas and Dominga de Luna married in Monclova about 1739. Email Louis C. Salinas
Salinas Ramirez, Arquimedes AramGeneral Escobedo (Monterrey) Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup G2. Found infrequently all over Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Spain and Hispanics in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 11 of 12 marker match(es) to Panama, Iran and USA in this - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Salinas b circa 1880 d circa 1960. Email Arquimedes Aram Salinas Ramirez
Salinas, G. WalterCerralvo Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this YDNA 15 marker matches to a US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 28 of 28 marker match(es) to Salinas from San Antonio Texas in this (log in first and then click on the following link) - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Nicolas Salinas>Salvador Salinas b.circa1760 m. Petra de Leon>Joseph Francisco T. Salinas b.1783 m. Maria Gregoria Lopez>Ignacio Innocente Salinas c.1818 m. Josefa del Bosque>Jose Eulogio Salinas c.1858>Guadalupe Pena Salinas b.1896. Email G. Walter Salinas
Sancedo, Anthony JamesAguascalientes, Aguascalientes Mexico>California. Haplogroup E1b. See this YDNA 10 of 11 marker match (only slow mutating markers) to Columbia and a US Hispanic American, in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 27 of 30 marker match to Chile (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Sancedo b.circa early 1900. I believe that my great grandfather's surname was Saucedo from my father's side. It think he changed it to Sancedo when he came to America from Aguascalientes,Mexico in the early to mid 1900s. Email Anthony James Sancedo
Sanchez MD, Jose RobertoSan Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Miguel Sanchez b.circa 1890 Jalisco married Maria Venita Margarita de Avalos.
Sanchez, DennisMexico>Parker Colorado USA. Haplogroup J1. See this DNA match to haplotype 276 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Dennis Sanchez
Sanchez, Juan Francisco ( ab 1559-?) Sevilla, Spain>Rancho La Tetilla, Municipio of Garcia de la Cadena, Zacatecas Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 10 of 11 marker match(es) (one step mismatch on dys389II) (used only stable markers) to Brazil, Guatamala and Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Martin ( ab 1559-?)>Manuel Sanchez-Castellanos Garcia (ab1579-?)>Juan Sanchez-Castellanos de Caceres (ab 1603-ab1649)>Nicolas Sanchez-Castellanos de Haro (1643-ab 1720)>Sebastian Sanchez-Castellanos Bañuelos (ab 1685-?)>Thomas de Villanueva Sanchez-Castellanos (ab 1720-1764)>Manuel Sanchez-Castellanos (ab 1741-?) m Guadalupe Ulloa circa 1770>Jose Ramon Sanchez de Ulloa (ab1769-ab1861)>Manuel Sanchez Larios (ab1820-1905)>Adolfo Sanchez Flores (1877-1960). Email Juan Alvarez
Sanchez Murillo, BenjaminNayarit Mexico>Baja California, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 10 of 11 marker match(es) (one step mismatch on dys389II) (used only stable markers) to Brazil, Guatamala and Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor Francisco Sanchez Mendia, b. 1875 and d. 1935. Email Benjamin Sanchez Murillo
Sanchez, Ramon M.Doctor Arroyos, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Monterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico> Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this 14 marker match (marker 439 is a fast mutator and was not examined) to haplotype IP284 & IP786 in Northwest Castile, Spain Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Valentin Sanchez b.circa 1850>Loreto Sanchez b.1877. Email Ramon M. Sanchez
Sanchez, JessePortugal>Coahila Mexico>Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b-L21>DF73 Iberian origin. Appears in a cluster of Iberians. See these YDNA 15 marker matches to 6 of 1078 Australia [European], 3 of 766 Australia [Aboriginal], 3 of 587 Buenos Aires, Argentina [Admixed], 2 of 152 Central Alaska, United States [Athabaskan Indian], 2 of 93 Galicia, Spain [Spanish], 2 of 1475 United States [European American], 2 of 166 Costa Rica [Mestizo], 1 of 193 Santander, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 509 Stuttgart, Germany [German], 1 of 58 Limburg, Belgium [Belgian], 1 of 197 Basque Country, Spain [Spanish], 1 of 195 Bogotá, Colombia [Mestizo], 1 of 162 Marche, Italy [Italian], 1 of 167 Huelva, Spain [Spanish], 1 of 128 Córdoba, Argentina [European], 1 of 277 Antwerpen, Belgium [Belgian], 1 of 531 Rostock, Germany [German], 1 of 67 Boa Vista, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian] and 1 of 255 Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil [European] in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesse Sanchez> Jesus Sanchez> Gregorio Sanchez> Eleuterio Sanchez> Valentin Jesus Sanchez> Dario Sanchez> Joseph Matias Sanchez> Antonio Dionicio Sanchez>Francisco Luis Sanchez> Diego Luis Sanchez> Martin Sanchez> Juan Farias 1500's (Portugal). Contact Crispin Rendon
Sanchez, JamesSuamca Mission at Santa Cruz, Sonora Mexico> Northern Sonora Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most frequent in Western Europe. See this cluster of YDNA 14 of 15 marker match(es) (one step mismatch at DYS19) to 1 of 197 Basque Country, Spain [Spanish], 1 of 205 Bahia, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 1 of 31 Rio Branco, Brazil [Admixed Brazilian], 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American], 1 of 102 Oran, Algeria [Arab], 1 of 131 Illinois, United States [African American] & 1 of 130 Modena, Italy [Italian] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Marcial Sanchez was with the 1774 Anza expedition to find a route to California m Vicenta Azedo> Jose Ramon Sanchez is a soldier 1801 in the Santa Cruz valley (Suamca area). Contact Teddi Montes
Sanchez, Roy Jalisco Mexico>Pennsylvania, USA. Haplogroup R-DF27. Most common in Iberia. See these 8 of 10 DNA slow marker matches (mismatch 1 step up at 389I and 389II -these are the ancestrial values) to a cluster of 11 consisting of 2 from Basque Country, Spain [Basque], and 1 each from Alpujarra de la Sierra, Spain [Spanish], Guanajuato, Mexico [Mestizo], Guadalajara, Mexico [Mestizo], Quindío, Colombia [Mestizo] and the rest to those of European origin in this YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Martin Sanchez, circa 1555, Seville, Spain. Email Mr. Roy Rodriguez Jr.
Sanchez, DavidHaplogroup T. T settled the area of the mediterranean. Found in 10.7% of those sampled in Cadiz Spain and .9% in Northern Portugal. My surname line is Sanchez Castellanos from Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zacatecas Mexico but originally from Sevilla, Andalucia Spain. My ancestors migrated from Sevilla, Andalucia Spain in 1500 to Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zacatecas Mexico and Monte Escobedo Zacatecas Mexico, in the 1600s then Huejuquilla el Alto, Jalisco, Mexico, in the 1700s and 1800s then to Buckingham, Santa María del Oro, Nayarit, Mexico in the 1800s. My oldest ancestor is Manuel Sanchez Castellanos b.1575 from Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain. Juan Sanchez Castellanos b.1605 Sevilla, Andalucia Spain. Nicolas Sanchez Castellanos b.1643 - d.1728 Tlaltenango De Sanchez Roman, Zacatecas Mexico. Florencio Sanchez Castellanos b.1675 - d.1750 Monte Escobedo, Zacatecas Mexico. Nicolas Sanchez Castellanos b.1710 - d.1772 San George, Monte Escobedo, Zacatecas Mexico. German Anselmo Sanchez Castellanos b.1736 San George, Monte Escobedo, Zacatecas Mexico. Pedro Jose Sanchez b.1776 La Laguna, Monte Escobedo, Zacatecas Mexico. Jose Diego Sanchez b.1809 - d.1878 Cuitastle, Huejuquilla el Alto, Jalisco, Mexico. Francisco Sanchez b.1846 - d.1895 Cuitastle, Huejuquilla el Alto, Jalisco, Mexico. Pablo Sanchez b.1885 - d.1911 Cerro Blanco, Nayarit, Mexico. Jose Natividad Sanchez b.1911 - d.1964 Buckingham, Santa María del Oro, Nayarit, Mexico. . Email David Sanchez
Sandoval, Albert CenovioMexico>Los Angeles, California USA. Haplogroup J2, See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) Mexico City Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Albert Sandoval
de los Santos, Juan ASan Fernando de las Presas, Tamaulipas Mexico>Cruillas, Tamaulipas Mexico>Burgos, Tamaulipas Mexico>USA. Haplogroup J1. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico, others in Latin America and Ashkenazi Jew(s) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 or 255 (depending on SNP) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 [listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype (when it was 6 markers)] - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See this 12 of 13 marker match to haplotype IP167 in Southern Portugal and this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish exact match to haplotype SJ62 in this study Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco de los Santos. I estimate he was born about 1755, but of his origins I am unsure. I expect that I will eventually find him in either Nuevo Leon or Coahuila. I found him listed in San Fernando , Tamaulipas baptizing a son in 1791. Oral family history indicates my paternal lines were of Spanish origin and that our surname was originally DE LOS SANTOS-COY and eventually shortened. I am very close to proving this. View GEDCOM here Contact Mercedes
de los Santos, Pedro EligioSaltillo, Coahuila Mexico>Shalimar, Florida USA. Haplogroup J1. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico, others in Latin America and Ashkenazi Jew(s) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 or 255 (depending on SNP) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 [listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype (when it was 6 markers)] - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See this 12 of 13 marker match to haplotype IP167 in Southern Portugal and this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish exact match to haplotype SJ62 in this study Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eligio de los Santos>(his son) b.29 June 1915. My older brother once told me that dad had often spoken to him about the last name De Los Santos Coy but he did not elaborate on it. Email Pedro Eligio de Los Santos
Santoscoy, Dr. Gilbert SalvadorLepe, Huelva Spain>Zacatecas, Zacatecas Mexico>Wichita Kansas USA. Haplogroup J1. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico, others in Latin America and Ashkenazi Jew(s) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 108 which matches a 3 Ashkenazi Jews and 1 Muslim Kurd in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 or 255 (depending on SNP) - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this DNA match to haplotype 27 [listed as the Cohen Modal Haplotype (when it was 6 markers)] - High-resolution Y chromosome haplotypes of Israeli and Palestinian Arabs reveal geographic substructure and substantial overlap with haplotypes of Jews. See this 12 of 13 marker match to haplotype IP167 in Southern Portugal and this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish exact match to haplotype SJ62 in this study Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bernardo de los Santos Coy b 1603. Email Dr. Gilbert Salvador Santoscoy
Santos de Bustos, JorgeAguascalientes, Mexico>El Carrizal - municipality of Colotlán, Jalisco Mexico. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Most prevalent in N. Africa and the Middle East. See this YDNA 15 marker match to 1 of 159 Mérida, Mexico [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 25 of 26 marker match to RAMIREZ[Panama] in this (login first then click the following link) - SMGF database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Nicolás Santos de Bustos y Díaz b1647>...>Joseph María de Jesús Santos de Bustos (dropped the Santos and only passed on to his offspring the Bustos)b.1774. That Bustos line of descendants of Joseph María de Jesús lived in the highlands of Jalisco (the region know as Los Altos) for generations, a lineage of ranchers. Email Jorge Bustos
Saucedapossibley Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas Mexico>Phoenix, Arizona USA. Haplogroup E1b. See this YDNA 14 of 15 marker matches to 1 of 27 Sucre, Colombia [Mestizo] and 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American], in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 28 of 31 marker match to Chile (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bernardo Garza Sauceda b circa 1916 died in Phoenix Arizona on March 15, 1996. Contact Veronica
Senna, CarlMonterrey, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas>California>Nebraska USA>Saint John, Canada. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this 6 marker DNA match to haplotype Q58 to 1 Nahua - Genetic admixture, relatedness, and structure patterns among Mexican populations revealed by the Y-chromosome. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joaquin Senna or Serna b.1885. He was a boxer who fought in Cuba, Canada and the United States as "The Cisco Kid" as a middleweight, welterweight. He may have fought in Mexico before that as a lightweight. Email Carl Senna
Sepulveda, Alfred StevenMexico>Spring, Texas USA. Haplogroup I1-P109 most common Northwestern Europe and Scandinavia. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to mainly NW Europe with one match in Mexico City in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Alfred Steven Sepulveda
Serda, StevenZacapo, Michuacan Mexico>. Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Contact Sandra Hunter
Serda, Jason StevenMexico> Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Western Europe and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Contact Sandra Hunter
Serros MD, EdwardMx.>Zacatecas, Mx.>Oxnard,California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Blas Cerros, b.c1834 Colotlan, Mx. For further information on Edward R. Serros MD or Email Ed Serros
Silva-Hernandez, SaulMexico>Vancouver Canada. Haplogroup R1b-SRY2627, Iberian origin. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Saul Silva-Hernandez
Silva, Tomas Jesus Oaxaca , Oaxaca , Mexico>Chihuahua , Mexico>San Rafael, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe. See this 9 marker match to Guadalajara Mexico among others in Latin America and Europe, in this - YHRD database search. See these 10 marker matches to haplotype IP592 in Catalonia, IP297 in East Andalusia and IP227 in Galicia in this study on the Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tomas Silva was born in 1850>Tomas Silva was born in 1850. Tomas Silva became involved with Francisco Madero, and was a prominent anti re-electionist. When Madero fled to the United States , he was arrested, and then later liberated by the revolutionaries. Google searches also indicate that he was a Mason. Email Tony Silva
Silva, Leonel B.New Spain>New Mexico (early colonist). Haplogroup R1b, Most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 11 marker match(es) (only stable markers used) to Central Portugal and Rio de Janiero Brazil in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Antonio Silva m. Gregoria Ruiz in the Cathedral in Mexico City in 1688. In 1693 at the age of 23 Antonio de Silva and his family joined other colonist in the journey to New Mexico. Email Leonel B. Silva
Solis, JosephMexico> Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Solis b.circa 1903. Contact: Rosa Villarreal Solis
Solis, FranciscoMexico>Texas USA. Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2a2a. 12 marker matches to the Guajardo and Garcia lines. See this DNA match to haplotype 118 which matches a 1 Ashkenazi Jew, 1 North African Sephardic Jew and 2 Kurdish Jew in this study Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 222 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Solis. Email Pedro and Sally Macias
Solis, Daniel SantiagoMexico>Chicago Illinois USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Daniel Santiago Solis
Solorio, Ray NunezMichoacan Mexico>Yuma Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b1c*,(M269+). R1b is the most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Solorio m. Simona Solorio>Felipe Solorio m. Francisca Nunez. Felipe came to Yuma Arizona at an early age by himself after a disagreement with his stepfather. Francisca Nunez married Felipe in Yuma. Francisca comes from a pioneering family in and around Yuma. Her full name is Francisca Sonoqui Cruz Nunez Solorio. Email Tom Aguinaga
Sotelo Sr, DavidMexico>Acapulco Mexico. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 215 which matches a Sephardic, and 3 Ashkenazi Jews as well as a Kurdish Jew in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America and North Africa in this - YHRD database search. My ancestors lived in Mexico. I know that I come from one soldier of Cortés, named Antonio Sotelo Cisneros. Cortes gave him 500 acres in Zacualpan and a woman named Tecuichpo Moctezuma (daughter of Moctezuma, the mexica emperor). They had a son named Fernando Sotelo Moctezuma. My father's name was Evaristo Sotelo Brito. My grandfather was David Sotelo Izquierdo. My grand grandfather was José Sotelo (?) Email David Augusto Sotelo Rosas
Soto, ArnulfoMexico. Haplogroup G2 Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico, other Latin Americans and Central Europeans in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 189 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Contact Josie T. Trevino
Soto, James RussellCalvio Aguascalientes, Mexico>Illinois USA. Haplogroup J2a2a (M92+). See this DNA match to haplotype 241 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Soto, d.before 1922, Family Tree. A 63 of 67 marker match with project member Jose Luis Gomez and a 22 of 25 marker match with project member Andres Gonzalez. Email James Russell Soto
Sotomayor, Frank OrtegaHermosillo, Sonora Mexico>Tucson Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Iberia and Western Europe. See these YDNA 14 marker exact matches to 2 Idaho, USA [Basque], 1 each to Peru [Mestizo], Quindío, Colombia [Mestizo] and United States [Hispanic American] in an - YHRD database search. See these close YDNA matches to Panama, Spain, Mexico, US and Germany in this (log in first then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Ramon Sotomayor m Maria Josefa de los Monteros>Jose Jesus Conception Sotomayor, b 1822 d Dec. 12, 1896. Email Frank Ortega Sotomayor
Soza, RandalJecori, Sonora Mexico>Suamca, Sonora Mexico>Arizona>Californai USA. Haplogroup G found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See this 24 marker YDNA match to a Soza relative in Arizona and another in the USA in this (log in first then click the following link) - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Sosa b.about 1720 m. Juana Acedo>Don Jose Maria Sosa I. Our family name was originally Sosa up until about 100 years ago with a misspelling on a land deed changed it to Soza. Email: Randal Soza
Suarez, FranciscoJesus Maria Aguascalientes, Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Maximo Suarez, c. 1745>Jose Luis Trinidad (On the baptism information for Jose Luis he is described as indio, which would go along with the Y-DNA data). in 1699 they transported Aztecs from Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) to serve as the base for the town of Jesus Maria, Aguascalientes. Email Ed Serros
Suarez, Manuel TorresHuejotitan, Chihuahua, Mexico>Hidalgo del Parral, Chihuahua Mexico>California USA. Haplogroup Q, Native American. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) (slow markers 19,389I,390,391,392,393,438,437 & 448) to 5 from Guatamala, 1 Merida Mexico, Brazil, 3 Columbia & 1 US Hispanic in this - YHRD database search.. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Suarez m. Josefa Vargas. Contact Sylvia
Tafoya, JimmyAguascalientes, Mexico>Detroit, Michigan USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. Found around the Mediterranean. See this YDNA 9 of 10 marker match (1 step mismatch on 390) to a Tunisia [Andalusian Arab], 4 Sfax, Tunisia [Tunisian] and 1 Marche, Italy [Moroccan] in an - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Tafolla b. about 1795>Cayetano A. Tafolla b. about 1835 d. about 1879>Cayetano Tafoya 1875 -1954. There is a family tradition that either Cayetano A. or his father Manuel was an orphan and was reared by a Spanish family named Marmolejo. It seems no one is sure if we are actually Tafoya or Marmolejo because the story has become confused. Cayetano A. Tafolla owned silver mines in Mexico until his death. The family left Mexico because of the Mexican Revolution of 1910 and eventually settled in Detroit Michigan. Email Virginia Macias
Tamez, Jose TomasNuevo Leon, Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup J1 or J2b most common in the Middle East. See these YDNA 13 of 20 marker matches to a Gonzalez from Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) in this - Sorenson database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Tomas Abraham Tamez Tamez. Contact Sylvia Veronica Morin
Tarin, RobertSanta Cruz de Rosales, Chihuahua, Mexico> San Antonio de Bejar Mexico - San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b-DF81 Iberian. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Nolasco Tarín, b. 1727. Paternal lineage is suspected to be Zambrano from paper trail evidence. Email Robert Tarin
Tarin, AugustínSan Antonio de Bejar Mexico - San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Augustin is the 3rd cousin one time removed to both Robert Tarin and Jesus Casanova Tarin. He is a third branch of the tree from 7 brothers going back 4 generations. Oldest Ydna ancestor - José Joaquín Tarín , b. 1821. Paternal lineage is suspected to be Zambrano from paper trail evidence. Contact Robert Tarin
Tarin, JesusSan Antonio de Bejar Mexico - San Antonio, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Nolasco Tarín, b. 1727. Robert (above) matches Jesus at 34 of 37 markers. Email Robert Tarin
Tellez, HectorChihuahua, Mexico>Las Cruces, New Mexico USA>Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Telles b.1820>Zacarias Tellez b.1861. Contact Anita Martinez
Tello, ArthurNew Spain>Mexico. Haplogroup I2b1. See these 2 of 212 Costa Rica [Mestizo] matches to Costa Rica in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 29 of 31 marker match to Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Gloria Jackson
Tenorio, ManuelMexico>New Mexico. Haplogroup J1. Matches 10, J1 Ashkenazi Jews at 12 markers. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico City and other Hispanics, Eastern Europe and Iraqi Kurds in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Email Manuel Tenorio
Tarin-Segura, GerardoSan Luis Potosi Mexico. G2a (P15+) found in 8% of Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385b) to Poland with Tatar ancestry in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b.. Email Robert Tarin
Terrazas MD, AlexanderOxnard, California Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Raul Terrazas b.1926. Email Alezander Terrazas MD
Terrazas, RonaldChihuahua, Mexico>New Mexico, USA>Tucson, Arizona USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and Western Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Bio - Ron Terrazas. Third generation USA born. Email Ron Terrazas
Tijerina, Tomas MartinezMexico>Texas. Unconfirmed Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain, Portugal and Brazil in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - . Email Thomas Tijerina
Tijerina, Jorge NemesioLinares, Nuevo Leon Mexico>San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup J1e. One Match, J1 Israel at 12 markers in the Hammer database (FTDNA). See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Egypt (3), Tunisian Berber (1) and East Indian from Singapore (1) in this - YHRD database search. See these two YDNA 12 marker matches to a Palestinian and Jordanian - in the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Jose Tijerina b.circa 1745 d.1816. Juan Jose Tijerina is supposed to be a descendant from Captain Gregorio Fernandez de Tejerina who arrived at Nuevo Leon by the 1630'S. Email Jorge Nemesio Tijerina
Torre, Benjamin de laSpain>Nueva Galicia, New Spain>los Altos de Jalisco (Tepatitlan Jal. Area) Mexico. Haplogroup G2 found in 8% or male Northern Spaniards. See these YDNA 15 marker exact matches to 1 of 1431 United States [African American], 1 of 1407 United States [Hispanic American] & 1 of 223 Bolivia [Boliviano] in an - YHRD database search. See these YDNA 25 (qty2) of 27 marker matches, to a de la Torre in Mexico and a Peruvian (log in first and then click on the following link) in this Sorenson database search. Based on matches this line appears to have come to Europe during the Neolithic. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego de la Torre (with his family) came to Nueva Galicia in approx 1536 by order of the king to arrest Guzman who was performing atrocities with the natives (he settled in Nueva Galicia) He died approx 1528 from complications of injuries he suffered after he fell off his horse in a battle.>Melchor, Diego’s son came to Mexico at the same time as Cortes and settled in Nueva Galicia. I come from Melchor’s line which has resided in los Altos de Jalisco (Tepatitlan Jal. Area) for centuries. Contact Marina de la Torre-Hoffman
Torres, FranciscoMexico. Unconfirmed Haplogroup R1b1c. R1b is the most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 10 marker match(es) to Turkey, Italy, Greece, Austria and Poland in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - ?. Contact Esperanza Pallana
Torres, Jose DarioGuanajuato State, Mexico>Los Angeles, California USA. Haplogroup G2a. See these YDNA 11 of 12 marker match(es) (one step ancestrial mismatch at markers 389I&II) to Novi Sad, Serbia [Slovakian] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jesus Torres-Gutierrez b.1921. Jesus died Los Angeles Co., California. - No known Sephardic or Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry - Per Haplogroup G Y-DNA Project at FTDNA, match a group of men who are mostly considered to be Ashkenazi Jews in modern times, some with Sephardic history. Deep Clade test completed Feb.23,2010: P303+ L13- , which is currently G2a3b at FTDNA, but SNP tested June 7,2010: L140+ L43- U1-, so per ISOGG, currently G2a3b1a (DYS568=9 subclade sub-group). Contact Tim Fichtner
Trevino MD, ArthurLepe,Spain>Mexico>Puerto Rico. Unconfirmed haplogroup R1b. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Marcos Alonso Garza Arcon b.1561. 12 marker match to a Trevino with ancestors in Mexico. A 22 of 25 marker match to Luciano Garza, posted above. Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Email Arthur Trevino
Trevino, BenjaminMexico> 24 of 25 marker match with Arthur Trevino. They share recent ancestry (unconfirmed R1b). See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Email Benjamin.Trevino
Trevino, JoseMexico>Texas USA. 12 of 12 marker match with the ydna of the Trevino's and Garza's that descend from Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. They share recent ancestry (unconfirmed R1b). Conventional research has linked the Garza and Trevino Families for centuries. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this YDNA 8 marker exact match to R1b haplotype 10 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. Email Mario Garcia
Trevino Ph.D, Richard JohnMexico> California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 92 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Email: Richard John Trevino Ph.D
Trevino, Julian MikeBurgos, Spain>Mexico City, Mexico> Unconfirmed Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin American(s) in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 231 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego de Tremino b.1537 m Beatriz de Quintanilla. Contact Josie T. Trevino
Trevino, RickCiudad Guerrero (formerly known as Revilla), Tamaulipas Mexico>Alexandria, Virginia USA. Haplogroup C3,(M217+) Native American. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Norway in this - YHRD database search. Interested in learning, whether we were some of the original settlers of Revilla, when our line first appeared in Mexico and from where and whether the family was ever Jewish. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Dionicio Trevino b.circa 1810 Email Rick Trevino
Trevino, PedroMexico. Haplogroup R1b. See this sole YDNA 15 marker match to Brazil in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eulalio Trevino b.?. Contact Frances Suarez
(Unknown) Madden, AlanDos Palos, Calif.> E1b1b1 likely Haplogroup E1b1b1b (M81). A 34 of 37 match to modal of a cluster of Iberians in this study: An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup. Based on this study Y Haplogroup E3b there is a match with subclade E3b2, which according to this study Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b, this subclade is found in NW Africa and southern Italy. See this DNA match to haplotype 220 which matches a Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jew as well as a Palistinian in this study - Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. See this DNA match to haplotype 44 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) From France to North Africa in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Max Madden's father was unknown to him. He was conceived in a migrant cotton camp in late 1941, most likely in Eloy, Arizona, but possibly a similar camp (lettuce) in California. His mother was white, and her brothers did not approve of her union with a hispanic man, so they beat him badly, perhaps killed him, and sent her away. Family stories claim that the man was Hispano or Basque. Searching for my families long lost true name, and perhaps long lost cousins. Email Alan Madden
(Unknown) Hernandez, FrankTijuana, BCN, Mexico>California. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. See this haplogroup Q1a3a match to haplotype 2 on this page - Q-M3* and Q-M19 Haplotypes in Native Americans from this study Y-Chromosome Evidence for Differing Ancient Demographic Histories in the Americas. This haplotype is the second most common found in 117 samples from South American Native Americans". Born in Tijuana, BCN, Mexico in June 1962, Adopted. Given away during my first months of birth, therefore it allowed my parents to register me as their legitimate son. "I have taken this path is to find out more of my real roots, Hernandez is my adoptive parents name, but I have no knowledge of my real roots." Email Frank Hernandez
(Unknown) Gonzales, Dana JohnNew Mexico>California. Unconfirmed Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Albino Gonzalez b.c1859 d.1940. Due to an illigitmacy, we do not know our true surname. But we do know that his father is or was Native American and probably mixed with Mexican and or Spaniard. Looking to find a match and see what our true surname is. Email Dana John Gonzales
(Unknown) Gallardo, David M.Mexico>San Jose, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Email David Gallardo
(Unknown) Chavez, Roger LorenzoFort Sumner, New Mexico>Morton, Texas USA>Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin America and Poland in this - YHRD database search. 36 of 37 match with project member David Armijo. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Chavez b.6-10-1887>Augustine Chavez 1911-1990. Contact Jennifer Grill
(Unknown) Camacho, José AntonioAhualulco, San Luis Potosi Mexico>Houston, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germany and the USA in this - YHRD database search. The mystery that I am looking to solve is the surname of his father since he took the surname of his mother Juana Gertrudis Camacho, as an hijo natural. She was born in 7/18/1759. Juana's father is Juan Joseph Camacho born circa 1730 married to Maria Olaya. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Victoriano Camacho b 7/10/1788. Email José Antonio Camacho
(Unknown) Martínez Casas, Dr. Sergio EugenioLaredo, Texas USA>Mexico City, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this YDNA 14 of 15 marker match to a USA Hispanic in an - YHRD database search. My grandfather was raised by his "half-sister" about 19 or 20 years older than him, even though my grandfather's "parents" (from which he took the Martinez name) were alive and well (my grandfather had 4 younger "brothers"). Apparently my grandfather's "half-sister" (more likely, his mom) got pregnant as a single teenager and the baby was legally adopted by her father, Pascual Martinez. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Baltazar Martínez, b. circa 1889. Email Dr. Sergio Eugenio Martínez Casas
(Unknown) Hernandez, RobertChihuahua City Chihuahua, Mexico>El Paso TX. Predicted Haplogroup E1b1b1 Med/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico in this - YHRD database search. My dad said he was told my grandpa was the child of the son of the hacienda owner. I saw on my grandpa's birth record that my great-grandmother came from San Miguel de los Anchondos, which was a hacienda and little town just outside of Chihuahua city. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Benito Hernandez, b. 1891. Contact Marge Vallazza
(Unknown) Escalante, AntonioLas Lomas, Mpio de Coyuca de Benitez, Guerrero Mexico>Vandalia, Ohio USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1. A 24 of 25 match with a 3 or 4 step mismatch at 37 markers on fast mututating markers to Larry Arriola and Mike Ayala indicating a relationship going back to Diego Temino de Velasco of Guadalajara Jalisco. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker (1 step mismatch on fast marker 385a) Mexico City matches and a Sao Paulo Brazil match in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Antonio Escalante Resendis, born about 1885 - 1890 whos Mother was Gerarda Escalante Resendis. GREAT-GRANDFATHER: __??__ ESCUDERO. This family was from Torrelavega, Spain, and settled in Acapulco de Juarez, Guerrero, Mexico in the mid 1860s. The great grandfather may be Ernesto Escudero, born in about 1870 in Spain or in Mexico, OR possibly Ernesto's father, Francisco Escudero y Espronceda, born about 1845 in Torrelavega, Cantabria province, Spain. The Escudero family resided in Acapulco Mexico. They ran a commercial house in Acapulco, Mexico. Gerarda was a servent in the household of the Escudero family of Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico. Email Patricia & Antonio Escalante
(Unknown) Gonzalez, Teofilo RafaelMier, Tamaulipas Mexico>McAllen, Texas USA. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 10 marker match(es) to many in Latin America and Eastern Europe and the Middle East in this - YHRD database search. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bernardo Gonzalez b. 1837 (No Father is listed & Gonzalez is from the maternal line). Contact Jose Guerra
(Unknown) Cantu, RamonChina, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Western Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Francisco Cantu b.3/5/1887 My uncle Francisco Cantu married my mothers sister Rosa Cantu on 19 Jan 1925 in Pearsall,Frio County, Texas. We do not know who his parents are. At the age of 12 on 10 Aug 1909 He was brought across the border at Laredo, Texas as the son of Miguel Canales. My uncle early on realized that he was not his father. He is recorded as a son in the 1920 census and in 1910 he is recorded as a nephew under the name Francisco Leal. Contact Dahlia Palacios
(Unknown) Carrillo, Juan(Note: the rare 464e & 464f markers) Nochistlan, Zacatecas, Mexico>California USA. Haplogroup J2-L229 & Neg. L230. See these YDNA 14 of 15 marker match 1 of 246 Guadalajara, Mexico [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Jose Carrillo b circa 1787. Juan Jose Carrillo was the illegitimate child of Maria Gertrudis Carrillo, hijo de padre no conocido. Carrillo is the maternal surname. 35 of 37 marker, haplogroup and geographical match to project member Felipe Aguayo. Email Juan Carrillo
Valdéz, NorbertoMexico>Colorado USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. This line appears to be the line of Hernan Martin founder line of New Mexico. The genetic signature of this line is here in the Sorenson database (login first then click on the preceeding link). Note that one of the sons of Hernan Martin married a Salazar which matches closely the Martinez line in this Sorenson database search (ref. the book "Los Martinez 1598-1900" by Roger D. Martinez). It was common in colonial times for a son to take his Mother's paternal line surname. When "ez" was added to surnames the meaning refers to "son of" so the son of the surname Martin is referred to as Martinez. Hernan Martin the founder is referenced here on the Genealogy of Mexico Website. We have some Anonymous and YSearch matches that have traced their line back to this founder. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Mexico and others in Latin America and Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Florencio Valdez b. . Contact Jan Valdez
Valdéz, Ricardo LlanosMexico>East Wenatchee, Washington USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 91 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Ricardo Llanos Valdez
Valdéz, Lorenzo RomoCaborca, Sonora Mexico>Tucson, Arizona. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. 25 of 25 marker match to project member Manuel Nunez. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Trinidad Valdez b. circa 1843 had the following children: Mariana, Espidiron, Trinidad, Alvino, Maria Jesus and Perfecto. Trinidad's wife maiden name could have been Montenegro. He also had a brother named Lorenzo who married Claudina Castro. Their sons named were: Rafael, Francisco and Lorenzo. Email Lorenzo Romo Valdez
Valdéz, Bennie CarlosNew Mexico. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See this modal match to the I1c Root 1 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this YDNA 24 marker exact match to Mexico and this 23 of 25 marker match to a Valdez in this - SMGF database search. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Latin Americans in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Juan Pedro de Valdes. Email Lorene Valdez-Salgardo
Valdéz, PaulMexico. Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 12 marker matches to South America and Mexico (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Joe Martinez
Vallejos, Jack FarisNew Mexico>Colorado. Haplogroup I1, Nordic. This is a New Mexico founder lineage. There are currently (7/10) more than 15 with 11 of 12 marker matches (mismatch on the fast mutator 385b) from New Mexico from Robert Tarin's private database. Most carry the Chavez surname. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Charlene Vallejos Wilbar
Valtierra, Carlos EnriqueSalvatierra, Mexico>Virginia USA. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See this close modal match to the I1b2 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See these YDNA 8 of 9 marker match(es) (one step mismatch at 398I and 389II) to Mexico City (note a further cluster of Brazilians at an additional mismatch in YHRD and Sorenson) in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Guadalupe Valtierra b.circa 1900. Email Carlos Herrera
Vasquez, John SaldivarMexico.>Sanger, California USA. Haplogroup I2a2 most common in Castile and the Basque Country of Spain. See these YDNA 13 of 14 marker match(es) to Columbia in this - YHRD database search. Compare this haplotype to the modal for I1b2 in this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email John S. Vasquez
Vega, FranklinAguascalientes, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Catherino Bega b.circa 1887 d.circa 1970. Email Franklin Vega
Vela, HumbertoCerralvo, Nuevo Leon Mexico>General Treviño, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Apolinar Vela b.circa 1780 m. Rita Chapa>Ignacio Vela b.1814>Ignacio Vela b.1848>Manuel Vela b.1883. Contact Fernando Campos
Vela, RodolfoMier, Tamaulipas Mexico>General Treviño, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Agualeguas, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Laredo, Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 99 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Bernardo Vela b.1726>Apolinario Vela b.1769>Joe Leonardo Vela b.1800>Aureliano Vela b.1834>Ambriocio Vela b.1859. View the YDNA test results of Rodolfo Vela HERE. Contact Fernando Campos
Vela, Vidal WilliamMexico>Austin Texas USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Cynthia D. Vela
Velasco, AugieMexico>Sacramento, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Salvadore Velasco. Contact Esther Harmon
Velasco (Velasquez), Jose AlbertoVictoria de Durango, México, Nueva España>El Sagrario Metropolitano, Victoria de Durango, Durango, Nueva España>St. Clara Mission, Nuevo México, Nueva España>Nambe, Nuevo México, Nueva España>Santa Fe, Nuevo México, Nueva España. Haplogroup R1b, most frequent haplogroup in Western Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to 3 Basques, 3 Australians, 4 from Argentina, 1 from Guanajuato Mexico, 1 from Aguascalientes, 1 from Alpujarra de la Sierra, Spain, 1 from Majorca, Spain and several others in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Lorenco de Velasco b.1601. Email José Velasco.
Velazco, Robert F.Orizaba, Vera Cruz Mexico>South Pasadena, California USA. Haplogroup R1b. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Jose Jacinto Sandana Velasco, born in 1905. Changed his last name from Velasco to Velazco. Contact Marie Velazco
Venegas, Dr. JorgeChihuahua, Mexico>Brooklyn, New York USA. Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. See this modal match to the I1c Root 1 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this YDNA 7 marker match to I1c haplotype 19 and its - Matches to the HRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Rafael Venegas b.c1840 d.c1900.>Jose Venegas Urias>Juan Venegas Aguirre>Jorge Venegas Alvarado. Email Jorge Venegas
Vidal, AbelardoMatamoros, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Gregorio Vidal b.c1854 d.c1895. Contact Abelardo Vidal
Vidal, Robert M.Vega De Rivedeo, Asturias Spain>Cuba>Mexico City, Mexico>New Jersey USA. Haplogroup R1b. Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - William Francis Vidal born in Mexico City,Mother was Martha Buck. View GEDCOM here . Email Robert M. Vidal
Villa, John KeithPresidio de San Miguel de la Horcasitas, Sonora>Presidio de Tubac, Sonora>Presidio de Tucson (present day Arizona)>Presidio at Santa Barbara (present day California)>Santa Maria, California. Haplogroup R1b-U106 or S21. Most common origin in Northwestern Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Northwestern Europe in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Andres Villa m Daniella>Juan Jose Villa b.circa 1743 m Maria Paula Martinez. Juan Jose Villa, son of Andres and Daniella, a native of the Presidio de San Miguel de la Horcasitas, Sonora, was born circa 1743. Born at the presidio his father probably was in the military. From this presidio situated few miles north of Hirmosillo, Sonora, which was built to protect the colonists as they moved north from the interior of Mexico, Captain Juan Bautista de Anza started his long trek in 1775 to establish the proposed presidio and mission at San Francisco. In 1781, Juan Jose Villa was recruited by Captain Fernando Rivera y Moncada for the proposed Presidio at Santa Barbara. Because of the large concentration of native population in the Santa Barbara area, there was great concern for the many travelers who would be using the Camino Real. A presidio was the answer. He, his wife and son Vicente Ferrer Villa joined the other colonists and started on the second long overland trek across the hot desert following the Anza trail to Alta California. Contact: Marie
Villa, DavidZacatecas-Durango, Mexico, Haplogroup I2b. Northwestern European origin. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Germans in this - YHRD database search. See this modal match to the I1c Root 1 haplotype from this study - Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. See this YDNA 7 marker match to I1c haplotype 19 and its - Matches to the YHRD database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Contact Josie Young
Villalobos, AlfredoRioseco, Valladolid, Spain > Chinchón, Madrid > Veracruz, México > Torreón, Coah. México > Mexico City. Haplogroup J1 a 6 marker Cohen Haplotype Match (old cohen modal haplotype). See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain, Central Europe, Jew(s) and Southeastern Europe in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Eduardo Villalobos b.1861 d.1911. Founder in 1907 of the "Beneficencia Española" (hospital now known as "Sanatorio Español") in Torreón, Coahuila, México. Son of Josefa Marcitllach & Justiniano Villalobos; who was the son of Petra López & Victoriano Villalobos. Email Mauricio Navarro
Villalovos, LouMalpaso, Aguascalientes Mexico>Monterey California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 145 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Miguel Villalobos, b.circa 1794. View GEDCOM here . Contact Lisa Villalovos
Villalobos, Celestino AlonsoSalvador, Mayorga del Campo, Valladolid, Castilla, España>Santa Veracruz, Distrito Federal, Mexico>Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico>Aguascalientes, Mexico>Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mexico>León, Guanajuato, Mexico>Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulupas, Mexico>Laredo Texas>Dallas, Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common in Spain and Europe. See these DNA matches mostly to the Basque Country of Spain and France in this - YHRD Search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Villalobos, b.circa 1567. Email Celestino Villalobos
Villarreal, DannySalinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon Mex.>Tex. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Diego Villarreal b.1601. For further info. Webcards Danny Villarreal
Villarreal, EmetarioMexico>Washington State USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - b.. For further info.
Villarreal, V.Mexico. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. An exact 25 of 25 match with Danny and Emetario above. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Email V. Villarreal
Villarreal, DanielEl Sauz, Texas. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. An exact 25 of 25 match with Danny, Emetario and Victor above. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Ignacio Villarreal b.circa 1865>Natividad Villarreal b.circa 1887>Jasinto Villarreal b.1909. Email Daniel Villarreal
Villarreal, HomeroValle de las Salinas Hidalgo,Nuevo Leon Mex.>Rosales, Coah.>Tex. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Diego Villarreal b.1601. Email Homero Villarreal
Villarreal, Pedro (Pete)Villa De Carmen, Nuevo Leon Mexico. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. An exact 12 of 12 match with the Villarreal modal haplotype which is likely closest to Don Diego Villarreal. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Villarreal b. May 19, 1921. Contact Laura Williams
Villarreal, Juan D.Saltillo,Coahuila Mexico>Texas. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - b. . For further Email Juan D. Villarreal
Villarreal, William CareyChinpingue, Salinas Victoria>General Zauzua, Nuevo Leon Mexico>San Antonio, TX>Santa Barbara, CA Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Bernardino Villarreal m. Josefa>Juan Jose Leandro Villarreal b.before 1795 and m Maria Cecilia Escamilla b.1811, in 1846> Jose Maria Villarreal b.1850 d.1909>Juan Villarreal. Email Bill Villarreal
Villarreal, EdwardoSabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon Mx>Chicago Ill. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic origin. A 24 of 25 match with Danny Villarreal. They share a common male ancestor within 9 generations at a probability of 50% or 20 generations (time of the conquest) at a 90% probability. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Email Ed Villarreal
Villarreal, RickVillaldama, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Tx. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic origin. A 23 or 24 of 25 marker match with above Villarreals. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor was Dionicio Villarreal b.1880. Contact: Irma Whitman
Villarreal, GilbertSpain>El Carmen or El Chipinque, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Oklahoma. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic origin. A 23 or 24 of 25 marker match with above Villarreals. Oldest Ydna ancestor was Tomas Villarreal Cavazos b.1805.
Villarreal, OmarSalinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon Mex.>Florida. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain and Latin America in this - YHRD database search. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - Jose Villarreal b. Email
Villarreal, LucianoMexico> Texas. Haplogroup R1b1b2, (M269+). Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype, called haplotype 15 in research papers. Most common in the Basque people of Spain and France. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Librado Villarreal b.circa 1847.Contact: Rosa Villarreal Solis
Villarreal Jr., EstanVillaldama, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Mundelein, Illinois. 36 of 37 marker match with Robert Igancio Campos Jr. They share recent ancestry and a common link to Marcos Alonso de la Garza y Arcon. R1b See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Manuel Villareal b.circa 1855 m. Jovita. Email Estan Villarreal Jr.
Villareal, Joe MariaRio Grand Valley of Mexico then Texas. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Europe and Spain. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Villarreal Married to Gabriela Farias son was Jose Marcelino Vllarreal married to Maria Inez Cavazos b.circa 1773. Email: Joe Villareal
Villarreal, Rodolfo GalindoMexico>San Bernardino, California USA. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic all 3 closest 10 of 12 matches are to Jews. An exact 12 of 12 match with the Villarreal modal haplotype which is likely closest to Don Diego Villarreal. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. . Email Rodolfo Galindo Villarreal, Sr.
Villarreal, ManuelMexico>Texas USA. Haplogroup Q-M3, Native American. 12 marker match to Jose Luis Garcia above. Contact Olivia Vega or Josie Trevino
Villarreal, EnriqueMonterrey Nuevo Leon Mexico>Camargo, Chihuahua Mexico>Kingsville Texas USA. Haplogroup J1 Cohen Haplotype Match. Likely Jewish Sephardic ancestry. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Chihuahua Mexico and others in Latin America in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 254 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. See this 8 marker Sephardic Jewish match to haplotype Sj56 and 10 marker Southern Portugal match to haplotype IP 192 - Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Results from Ancestry.com posted here - Paternal Lineage Test Results for Enrique Villarreal. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Diego Villarreal b.1601. Email Enrique Villarreal
Villarreal, Elias G.Jalpa, Zacatecas Mexico> USA. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. Haplogroup R1b. See these YDNA 12 marker match to Quindío, Colombia [Mestizo] in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Pedro Villarreal. Email Maria Margi
Villarreal, GilbertMarin, Nuevo Leon Mexico>Matamoros Tamaulipas Mexico>San Antonio Texas. Haplogroup R1b most frequent in Western Europe. See these YDNA 14 marker match(es) to 1 from Bogotá Columbia and 2 Hispanics from the US in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor Ramon Villarreal m Maria Ygnacia Espinosa>Dionicio Villarreal b.1837 m Sennoria Maya>Ignacio Villarreal b.1903 m Manuelita Villarreal. Email Gilbert Villarreal
Villarreal, DavidMatamoros, Mexico. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See this 13 of 14 marker match (fast marker 439 is a one step off) to haplotype IP269 in Northwest Castille & an 8 Marker Sephardic Jewish match to IP155 in this study: Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - M. Villarreal b.circa 1855 m Juanita Casas>Jose Villarreal b. 1873 d.1932. Email Bea McFeaters
Villegas, MacLovioHacienda Boca, San Luis Potosi Mexico>Devine Texas>Laredo Texas>San Antonio, Texas. Haplogroup E1b1b1, Mediterranean/Semitic. See this DNA match to haplotype 45 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest known Ydna ancestor - View GEDCOM here . Email Maclovio Villegas
Villegas, ManuelAmeca, Jalisco Mexico>Colotlan,Jalisco Mexico>Villa del Refugio, Zacatecas Mexico. Haplogroup J2. See these YDNA 9 marker matches to Chihuahua, Mexico [Mestizo], Macedonia [Macedonian] and a US Hispanic in a - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Bartolo Villegas b.1764>Guillermo Villegas b.1798>Silverio Villegas b.1817>Santos Villegas b.1853>Angel Villegas b.1897. Although baptisms for Ameca go back to the 1600's, there are no marriage records prior to 1821 so can't find Bartolome and Nicolasa. Why? Contact Evie Villegas
Villescas, Ramon SosaRancho El Castillo, near Parral, Chihuahua Mexico>El Paso Texas USA. Haplogroup G2 Found in 8% of Northern Spaniards.. See this YDNA 21 marker matche(s) to a VALDÉS-RODRÍGUEZ[Cuba] (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. See this 13 marker match to haplotype IP1019 from Asturias in Northern Spain Paternal Lineages of Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. Oldest Ydna ancestor - . Email Ramon Sosa Villescas
Yanez, JoaquinMexico. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Spain in this - YHRD database search. Oldest Ydna ancestor - b. Contact David Gallardo
Yanez, JustoEl Pueblito, Chihuahua Mexico>USA. Haplogroup R1b most common in Spain and Europe. See these YDNA 9 marker match(es) to Italy in this - YHRD database search. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Justo Yanez m. Eligia Sanchez 1930's. Contact Sharon Ortiz
Ybarra, John AnthonyMexico>California. Haplogroup R1b. Most common origin in Spain and Europe. See this DNA match to haplotype 96 - Population Structure in the Mediterranean Basin: A Y Chromosome Perspective. Oldest Ydna ancestor - , Contact Anita Martinez
Ynclan, CMilan, Italy>Spain> Canary Island>Nuevo Leon, Mexico>South, Texas USA. Haplogroup E1b1b most common in North Africa. See this YDNA 13 of 14 marker match (one step mismatch on marker DYS385b) to 1 of 180 Granada, Spain [Spanish] in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 22 of 25 marker matches to Panama (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Don Ignacio de Ynclan Y Gonzalez b1690. Email C. Ynclan
Zamora, VictorSan Luis Potosi Mexico>Texas>Wisconsin. Haplogroup Q1a3a, Native American. There are family stories of some ancestors fighting with Benito Juarez. Unfortunately, I don't know their names. The stories were told in a general context of "your grandfathers". That may have indicated that some ancestors lived near Dolores Hidalgo or Mexico City or other places where Juarez led the insurgency. There is also the town of Zamora not too far from San Luis. Email Victor Zamora
Zúñiga, Miguel A.Mexico>New York, New York USA. Haplogroup R1b-DF81 Iberian. See this YDNA 11 marker exact match to 1 of 168 Basque Country, Spain [Basque] in an - YHRD database search. See this YDNA 30 of 31 marker match to someone from Peru (log in first then click on the following link) - to the Sorenson database. Oldest Ydna ancestor - Joseph F. Zúñiga b circa 1732. Email Miguel A. Zúñiga
Analyzing The Results Ancient Origins - first 12 markers Something to consider is that your Y-dna results classify you under a certain Haplogroup. This means you share a more recent common ancestor with others in your Haplogroup. It is widely believed that a large percentage of the earliest settlers of Mexico may have origins in the Middle East and were a result of the expulsion of non-Catholics out of Spain, just before the conquest of Mexico. Did the early Iberian settlers of Mexico have proportionately different origins than modern day Spaniards?
What are the paternal origins of those with ancestors in Mexico? This table lists the origins (confirmed and unconfirmed) of those in the project thus far or others with origins in Mexico. sharing their information. There are 2,998 total participants in the Mexico DNA project. We average several new participants a week since the project started on 9/7/03. Updated 01/24/18 Haplogroup results are as follows:
Haplogroup or SubhaplogroupOrigin and DescriptionParticipant(s)
C3-M217Native American origin - associated with a later migration of Native Americans to the North American continent. Found among the Na dene people of the Southwestern United States and Eastern Canada. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M130> M217. 01
E-M96Semitic origin. Here is the migration of E (M96) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> YAP> M96. 01
E1b1a, (M2+)Sub Saharan African origin. The most common origin among African Americans. Here is the migration of M2 on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> YAP> M96> P147> P177> P2> M2.14
E1b1b, (covers all E1b1b lineages below)Semitic origin. Mostly found in the Mediterranean, Middle East, North and East Africa. 23% of Ashkenazi Jews 19% of Sephardic Jews have this origin. Romans of this origin may have brought E1b1b to Spain as well as the Moors. 10% of modern day Spaniards share this origin. Click here for more on Haplogroup E1b1b or this later paper by Cruciani Molecular Dissection of the Y Chromosome Haplogroup E-M78 : A Posteriori Evaluation of a Microsatellite-Network-Based Approach Through Six New Biallelic Markers. Here is the migration of M35 on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> YAP> M96> M35.101
E1b1b1a-M78Semitic origin. Several diverse origins according to Cruciani et al. (2004). See Report Phylogeographic Analysis of Haplogroup E3b (E-M215) Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> YAP> M96> M35> M78.01
F-M89Origins may have been the Indian subcontinent or middle east about 50,000 years ago, but are now found throughout Europe and Asia, all at very low frequencies. Haplogroup F is more frequently found on the Indian subcontinent where it expanded everywhere after leaving Africa. Here is the migration of F (M89) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89. 01
G-M201Origins may have been the Indian subcontinent or middle east about 30,000 years ago, but are now found throughout Europe, the middle east and central Asia, all at low frequencies. Likely came into europe in Neolithic times. Haplogroup G is more frequently found in eastern Europe and is found less frequently in Spain than G2. Click here for more information on Haplogroup G Here is the migration of G (M201) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M201. 04
G2-P15Origins may have been the Indian subcontinent or middle east about 30,000 years ago, but are now found throughout Europe, the middle east and central Asia, all at low frequencies. A branch of G, G2 is found primarily in Europe and the middle east. About 8% of northern Spaniards share this origin. Click here for more information on Haplogroup G. Here is the migration of G2 (P15) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M201> P15.35
H-M69Origins in the Indian subcontinent. This haplogroup is found in the Roma (also known a Gypsies) who came to the Iberian Peninsula 500 years ago bringing Flamenco dance as well. See this link on Reconstructing the Origins and Migrations of Diasporic Populations: The Case ofthe European Gypsies. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M69.02
I-P38Nordic origin. Subhaplogroup I is believed to be 23,000 yrs. old and found throughout Europe at low frequencies. Here is an additional link on the Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M170> P38. 03
I1-M253Nordic origin. Subhaplogroup I1 is found mostly in Northwestern Europe. After the last Ice Age the antecedent of this group set out from the Balkans via the southern shores of the Baltic to the area known as Doggerland (which submerged in the North Sea about 6K years ago). Thick grasses made this area attractive to wildlife. It is from this location that this group expanded. Here is an additional link on the Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M170> P38> M253. 11
I2a-P37.2Nordic origin. Subhaplogroup I2a is found mostly in the Balkans of Europe. This haplogroup emanated from the Balkan refugium after the last glacial maximum. Here is an additional link on the Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M170> P215> P37.2. 04
I2a-M26Southwestern European origin. Subhaplogroup I2a is found mostly in the Balkans of Europe. Given that the ydna of our participants is I2a2 which is found mostly in Spain (6% of Basques in the Northeast of Spain and 14% of Castilians) and Sardinia it would appear this origin may have come from an ancient migration emanating from the Balkan or Iberian refugium after the last glacial maximum. The populations of this haplogroup may be reminents of a migration on the European side of the Mediterranean both in somewhat isolated parts of Europe. Early migrations of man tended to follow the coasts. This group likely traveled with mtdna haplogroup H3 which also is prominent in Iberia and Sardinia. Here is an additional link on the Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. I1b2 haplotypes typically have the following marker values: (393=13), (390=22,23 or 24), (19=15,16 or 17), (391=9,10 or 11), (385ab=11,12 or 12,12 or 12,13) and (392=11). Here is an example of one of these haplotypes in the HRD Database. Using the varous combinations of these markers, Germany may prove to be the homeland of I1b2 as shown in this posting on "The Origin of I1b2". Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M170> P215> P37.2> M26. 21
I2b-M223Frisian origin. After the last Ice Age the antecedent of this group set out from the Balkans via the southern shores of the Baltic to area known as Doggerland (which submerged in the North Sea about 6K years ago). Thick grasses made this area attractive to wildlife. It is from this location that this group expanded. There were other later mutations of haplogroup I resulting in subhaplogroups I1-M253 and I2b. I2b is when marker 392=12 and 393=14 or 15 and found in approx. 2.5% of Europeans. Click here for more on Haplogroup I2b and here for more on the Visigoths. Here is an additional link on the Population Varieties within Y-Haplogroup I and their Extended Modal Haplotypes. Here is a possible connection to the Suevi and Visigoths I1c origins in Iberia. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M170> P215> M223. 31
J-M304Semitic origin. Haplogroup J is found at highest frequencies in Middle Eastern and north African populations where it most likely evolved.This haplogroup contains the Cohen modal lineage which is found in about 5% of those with this origin. 3% of modern day Spaniards have the J,J1 or J2 origin. Click here Y Haplogroup J or here for more on Haplogroup J. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304. 04
J1-M267 (covers all J1 lineages below)Semitic origin. Haplogroup J1 is found at highest frequencies in Middle Eastern and north African populations where it most likely evolved.This haplogroup contains the Cohen modal lineage which is found in about 5% of those with this origin. 3% of modern day Spaniards have the J,J1 or J2 origin. Click here Y Haplogroup J or here for more on Haplogroup J. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M267.50
Cohen Modal HaplotypeSemitic origin. 12 Marker Cohen Modal Haplotype. Y-chromosomal Aaron. Believed to be the Jewish priestly line of Aaron. "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M267> P58> CMH.12
J1e-P58Semitic origin. Early findings are that this origin will be found in a significant portion of J1 (this group does not have the CMH): "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M267> P58.06
J2-M172 (covers all J2 lineages below)Semitic origin. Mostly found in the Middle East. Mediterranean and North Africa. About 28% of Sephardic Jews have this origin. 43% of Ashkenazi Jews have this origin. 3% of modern day Spaniards have the J,J1 or J2 origin. Click here Y Haplogroup J or here for more information on Haplogroup J2. Here is the migration of J2 (M172) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M172.64
J2-M67Semitic origin. Mostly found in the Middle East. Mediterranean and North Africa. Here is the migration of J2 (M172) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M172> M67.01
J2-M319Semitic origin. Early findings are found in Iberia and Crete. This subclade may have crossed the Sahara at time before 6K years ago when the Sahara was green and then into Iberia. Click here Possible Iberomaurusian (pre 10K BP) origins Identifying markers thus far are 16-17 or 16-18 at DYS413. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> S2> M304> M172> M319.04
N1-LLY22GOrigins in Northern Eurasia. It is the most common Y-chromosome type in Uralic speakers (Finns and Native Siberian). This origin is defined by the LLY22G mutation which shows it's origin and migration in Northern Eurasia acording to this National Geographic Migration map.. This site shows N3a (a subclade of N) is found in 0.6 of those sampled in Seville Y Haplogroup diversity in Iberia. The book Evolutionary Genetics by Jobling states that ydna haplogroup N3 (a subclade of N) is suspected as being a haplogroup of the Native Americans. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> LLY22G. 04
O-M175Origins in Southeast Asia. This lineage dates to about 35,000 years ago. Over 80% of today's East Asian population is haplogroup O, and this lineage is nearly completely restricted to East Asian populations. This origin is defined by the M175 mutation which shows it's origin and migration in Southeast Asia acording to this National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M175. 04
Q-M242Native American - this Haplogroup links Siberia to the Americas and there is a Central Asian to Middle Eastern origin in this group as well. There were three migrations, with the first believed to be around 80 individuals. Native Americans traveled the furthest from mankind's origin in Africa. Click here for more information on Haplogroup Q. Here is the migration of Q (M242) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M45> M242. 35
Q1a3a-M3Haplogroup Q1a3a is the only lineage strictly associated with Native American populations. About 8 to 12 thousand years ago a mutation called M3 occurred within the Q haplogroup defining the Q1a3a. This mutation likely occurred in the Americas. For more information on Haplogroup Q1a3a. Native Americans traveled the furthest from mankind's origin in Africa. Here is the migration of Q1a3a (M3) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M45> M242> M3.84
Q1b-M378Central Asia to the Middle East - this Haplogroup links Central Asia to the Middle East. This rare subclade is found mainly in the Jewish population. Endogamy has helped keep this line from going extinct and Jewish migration has spread it far and wide. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M45> M242> M378. 02
R1a-M17Eastern European origin. This lineage is believed to have originated in the Eurasian Steppes north of the Black & Caspian Seas. This linage is thought to descend from the Kurgen culture which domesticated the horse and were the first Indo European speakers. Here is the migration of R1a1 (M17) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M45> M207> M173> M17. 10
R1b (covers all R1b lineages below)Western European origin. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Western Atlantic modal haplotype. 68% of modern day Spaniards share this origin. The following markers are common to the people bordering Europe's Atlantic within a couple of steps; DYS19 (DYS394)=14, DYS388=12, DYS390=24, DYS391=11, DYS392=13 and DYS393=13. Click here for more information on Haplogroup R1b or R1b3*. Here is the migration of R1b (M343) on the National Geographic Migration map. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M45> M207> M173> M343. 458
R1b1*-P25R1b1* Deep Ancestry - Mediterranean. Currently predominately Jewish lines within this very rare and ancient sub-clade of R1b. Probably came to Iberia from North Africa with the Jews. Genetic evidence indicates that this group likely a victim of climate change in North Africa sought refuge 7Kya in the area north of lake Chad and other borderline areas of the Sahara. Probably descendants of the Ibero-Maurusians who came into North Africa 35K years ago near the end of a warming phase.- 04
R1b1a-M18Deep Ancestry - Found predominately in Sardinia-
R1b1b1-M73Deep Ancestry - Predominately Central Asian- 01
R1b1b2*-M269Deep Ancestry - Eastern European linage via the Eurasian Steppe-
R1b-L23* or R1b-L150 (xP311)Deep Ancestry - Eastern European linage via the Eurasian Steppe into North Africa. Likely came into North Africa with R1b1* 35K years ago with the Ibero-Maurusians.- 02
R1b-L21Doggerland (ancient North Sea area) origin. Descendant of P312 which is most prevalent in Iberia. Archeological evidence shows the ancients moving to the North Sea area from Iberia starting about 14K years ago. M269>P312>L21- 13
R1b-L21>DF73Iberian origin - The direct YDNA ancestor of this group left Doggerland in ancient times and migrated back into Iberia likely driven by unstable climate change.- 02
R1b-M65Deep Ancestry - Found predominatly in the Basque people of Spain and France-
R1b-M153Deep Ancestry - Found predominatly in the Basque people of Spain and France. Latest information on R1b1c4 (M153+). See M153 The Basque Marker Project). Suggest testing especially if 437=14 and 460=10. M269>P312>M153- 02
R1b-MSRY2627Deep Ancestry - Ancient Iberian origin. Latest information on (MSRY2627+). Suggest testing especially if DYS490=10. Probably participated in the initial expansion out of Iberia after the last Ice Age. The rare value of DYS490=10 is present in about half of those testing positive for this mutation. M269>P312>MSRY2627. - 08
R1b-M222Deep Ancestry - Decendant of L21 above. NW Irish origin. DYS 439 = 11, DYS459 = 8-9, DYS464 = 13-13-15-17, DYS456 = 15, DYS463 = 23. Latest information on (M222+).-
R1b-P66Deep Ancestry - Rare Italian origin-
R1b-U106 or S21Deep Ancestry - Frisian origin. After the last Ice Age this group set out from the Eastern Refugium; North of the Black Sea and settled the eastern shores of the area known as Doggerland (which submerged in the North Sea about 6.5K years ago) as well as the southern shores of the Baltic. Thick grasses and open plain made this area attractive to wildlife. It is from this location that this group expanded. 13 at marker 492 is an identifying marker. Latest information on R1b1c9 (S21+). This test is now available at FTDNA and at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade. M269>U106 or S21.- 05
>R1b-U198 or S26Deep Ancestry - Believed to be of English origin. This test is currently only available at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade.-
>R1b-P107 or S29Deep Ancestry - This test is currently only available at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade.-
R1b-U152 or S28 Deep Ancestry - Origin in the area of Switzerland/Southern Germany. After the last Ice Age the antecedent of this group set out from Iberia to the area of Lake Constance on the Swiss Germany border in the first migration some 14.2K years ago. It is from this location that this group expanded into the area of Denmark 11K years ago when Doggerland existed. Distribution of this clan shows it used the Danube-Rhine-Thames to traverse central europe from its origin in the area of Lake Constance in Switzerland. See this site for the Latest information on R1b1c10 (S28+). Updated Analysis of the origin of R1b1c10 also known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphism S28. This test is currently available at FTDNA or at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade. P312>U152 or S28.- 06
>R1b-M126Deep Ancestry - Analysis of the origin of R1b1c10 also known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphism S28. This test is currently only available at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade.-
>R1b-M160Deep Ancestry - Analysis of the origin of R1b1c10 also known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphism S28. This test is currently only available at Ethnoancestry - R1b FT Upgrade.-
R1b-M335Deep Ancestry - Found in Camaroon and Turkey (unable to verify). See Article: Y-DNA HAPLOGROUP R1b.-
T-M70Origins in Eurasia, this linage is about 40,000 years old, This origin is very rare. One branch settled the area of the Mediterranean. In this study it was found in 10.7% of those sampled in the Cadiz area of Spain - Y Haplogroup diversity in Iberia. Thomas Jefferson was recently found to have been M70+ - click here. Ancestrial line: "Adam"> M168> M89> M9> M70. 11
Total955
Native American

Misc.

Nordic

Semitic

Western European

119

84

70

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All Mexico YDNA Project Member's Results Learn More About DNA As It Relates to Genealogy * Tracing Your Ancestry Through DNA A beginners guide. * Cyndi's List - DNA and Genetics A comprehensive list of links on the subject. * Subscribe to Genealogy-DNA-L@rootsweb.com and find out what all the talk is about. * More DNA definitions. * DNA HaploTree to see how the haplogroups are related to each other. * Scientists explore Columbus mystery Will DNA solve a centuries-old dispute over a final resting place? Was Columbus really Spanish? * US News and World report article on "Where We Come From" using DNA. * Jewish Genes - DNA Evidence for Common Jewish Origin and Maintenance of the Ancestral Genetic Profile. * Is DNA the Answer to Lost Family Records?. * Why Y? The Y Chromosome in the Study of Human Evolution, Migration and Prehistory. * DNA Testing & Genetic Genealogy Help Links for those new to DNA technology. * Mexico Project Members or anyone with direct ties to Spain along their strict paternal or maternal lines (You must have a papertrail to a specific location or region in Spain on the maternal or paternal side that is being tested). I would like to invite you to join the Casa de España - House of Spain DNA Project. I have joined with the administrators of the Puerto Rican and Portugal DNA projects to bring you a project devoted to Spain. Here is the link: Casa de España - House of Spain DNA Project My hope is that we can eventually establish the migrations patterns of the Spanish to Mexico. Please consider joining this new project of ours. * Portugal DNA Project researching our roots in Portugal. * Puerto Rican DNA Geographic Project with very good DNA information. * R-M153 The Basque Marker Project for those who have tested M153+. * Canarians of Texas Project. This is a dual geographical YDNA and mtDNA project and is open to all individuals, male or female, who are direct descendants of those original settlers, commonly referred to as "Los Isleños." Library Some books I have read and highly recommend - purchases help pay for this research






Y-DNA Studies Analysis of the origin of R1b1c10 also known as Single Nucleotide Polymorphism S28. by Gary Felix - The Genalogy of Mexico DNA Surname Project Administrator. Search for the Phoenicians by Gary Felix - The Genealogy of Mexico DNA Surname Project Administrator. Using DYS marker 393 it is possible to Trace the YDNA Founders Out of Africa by Gary Felix - The Genealogy of Mexico DNA Surname Project Administrator. Population structure of Y chromosome SNP haplogroups in the United States and forensic implications for constructing Y chromosome STR databases Here is a study by Co Administrator Robert Tarin on a E3b, North African migration into Iberia. An Iberian Sub-Cluster is Revealed in a Phylogenetic Tree Analysis of the Y-Chromosome E3b Haplogroup Here is a study by Co Administrator Robert Tarin comparing the Western European origins of those with Iberian and those with Non-Iberian Y-DNA. Observed R1b Y-DNA Allele Frequencies of Iberian and Non-Iberian Origins Y Haplogroups in California/Hawaii (Hispanic Ydna sample of 284 men) from D. Garvey site. Y Haplogroup diversity in Iberia. Conversion Table for Y-Chromosome Haplogroups. The Human Y-Chromosome: An Evolutionary Marker Comes of Age. Reduced genetic structure of the Iberian peninsula revealed by Y-chromosome analysis: implications for population demography. General-DNA Studies Clarifying Mitochondrial DNA Subclades of T2e from Mideast to Mexico by Felice Bedford Abstract We report on two of the oldest mitochondrial DNA clusters in existence with Jewish affiliation. Both are in haplogroup T2e1. Four unrelated individuals from the Mexico mtDNA project were found to have the control region mutations that characterize a Sephardic signature previously reported (motif 16114T-16192T within T2e). Full genomic sequencing found the identical coding region mutations as Sephardic individuals which provides genetic evidence for founders of Northern Mexico that were both female and Sephardic Jewish. This is in contrast to a more common finding of European male, but local female founders and additionally lends biological support to anecdotes and historical reports of Crypto-Jewish founding of the Coahuila, Nuevo León, and Tamaulipas regions of Mexico and influx to Southern Texas, USA. The haplotype is nested in an old tree with mutations at positions 2308 and 15499, presently of uncertain geographic origin. The second cluster, a Bulgarian Sephardic founding lineage (9181G within T2e) previously reported, was found here in a population of largely Americans of European descent, but only among Jewish individuals. The non-synonymous mutation in ATPase 6 was found among both Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews from diverse regions of Czech Republic, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, and Romania. Full genomic sequencing found great coding region variability with several haplotypes and suggested a Near East origin at least 3000 years old. This predates the split between Jewish groups, but more recent admixture between Sephardim and Ashkenazim cannot be ruled out. Together the two Jewish-affiliated clusters account for all the genetic distance found in branch T2e1 and much of T2e. The findings suggest reexamination of the origins of mitochondrial DNA haplogroup T2e as Levantine or early back migration to the Near East. New subclades of T2e are identified. Jewish DNA in the Genome of Mexican-Americans Evidence of Substantial Sephardic Origin in those with Mexican Ancestry by Gary Felix Geographic Patterns of Genome Admixture in Latin American Mestizos. A Genomewide Admixture Map for Latino Populations. ANCESTRAL DNA REFERENCES*ANTHRO 3710. Gene diversity and estimation of genetic admixture among Mexican-Americans of Starr County, Texas. Genetic Admixture in Three Mexican Mestizo Populations Based on D1S80 and HLA-DQA1 Loci. Genetic Structure of Seven Mexican Indigenous Populations Based On Five Polymarker Loci. Admixture in Hispanics:Distribution of Ancestral Population Contributions in the Continental United States. Admixture in the Hispanics of the San Luis Valley, Colorado, and its implications for complex trait gene mapping. American Indian mtDNA and Y Chromosome Genetic Data: A Comprehensive Report of their Use in Migration and Other Anthropological Studies. Genetic variation in Arizona Mexican Americans: estimation and interpretation of admixture proportions.. Human Biology with general articles on genetics. Additional Resources Once You Get Your Markers Input your own markers and compare your markers with the YFiler Haplotype Database Famous DNA DNA Haplotypes (DNA signatures) for famous, or infamous, homo sapiens. Input your own markers and compare your markers with the SMGF Database Search If your values are from FTDNA you may have to adjust some of your values in order to make a proper comparison.. Try out Whit Athey's new Y-Haplogroup Predictor. You may automatically upload your results to this web site Ysearch a service of FamilyTreeDNA. You may post your results to this web site Ybase Genealogy by Numbers (my posting as an example). You may compare your results to this page from D. Garvey's Site. The site lists haplogroup designations of Andalusians, Moroccan Arabs, Basques, Catalans, north-central Moroccan Berbers, Saharawis and southern Moroccan Berbers Determine the frequency of your haplogroup in world populations by clicking here. note: origins and general areas found HG1=R1b (western european), HG2=I (northwestern european), HG9=J (middle eastern), HG3=R1a (eastern european), HG16=N1 (northeastern europe) and HG21=E1b1b1 (mediterranean). A breakdown of the above samples to frequency of Haplogroups in different world populations by clicking here. Map of the Y-dna origins of europe. note: origins and general areas found HG1=R1b (western european), HG2= I (northwestern european), HG9=J (middle eastern), HG3=R1a (eastern european), HG16=N1 (northeastern europe) and HG21=E1b1b1 (mediterranean). You can first use this link to find mutation rates of our DNA markers - Chart with Mutation Rates. Then you can check for matches on the following links. If there are no matches you can add (insertion) or subtract (deletion) from the faster mutating markers (to determine one or two step matches) or just leave out markers to get a match on markers you leave in your search. YHRD Haplotype Reference Database compare your YDNA for matches with others around the world. The Objective To find our ancient origins, whatever they may be. To discover previously unknown living relatives. To determine migration patterns of different families. To see if similar sounding surnames are related. To discover how closely related all of us really are. To share this information with others so that we can learn more about where we came from. How to join this surname project FamilyTreeDNA offers a discount on their 12 marker test ($99 +P/H, the price of several genealogy books) and their 25 marker test ($169 +P/H) or the new 37 marker test ($229 +P/H) to those participating in a Surname Project. This surname project is open to all surnames with a Y-dna line to Mexico or the following states prior to 1848; California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, Utah and Colorado or any other territory that once belonged to modern day Mexico (ie. a citizen of Mexico or its area formerly know as New Spain). Since women do not have Y-chromosome DNA, they would need the assistance of a brother, Uncle or other male relative with the surname they are researching. In order to join the "Genealogy of Mexico Surname Project" and get this discount just CLICK HERE TO JOIN. Just decide on the 12 marker test or the 25 or 37 Y-dna marker test. The 25 or 37 marker tests are more economical in the long run. All tests show the group discount of $99 for the 12 marker or $169 for the 25 marker test or $229 for the 37 marker test. The test results take about 4 to 6 weeks from the time FamilyTreeDNA gets your sample. Note: if you don't have a 12 marker match with someone who has a con- firmed haplogroup; a Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) test would link you to a certain haplogroup (origin). This SNP test finds the mutation that defines your haplogroup. How to join this mtdna project This project is also open to those wanting to test their maternal lines that extend to Mexico. Everyone has mtdna from their Mother which can determine the origins of this line (Mothers Mothers ... Mothers line). CLICK HERE TO JOIN. The mtdna test determines your ancient ancestry along this line. Genealogy of Mexico Mitochondrial DNA Page. Genealogy of Mexico Family Finder DNA Page. See how we are all related to each other using autosomal DNA. Click here for more information Family Finder Y-DNA Discoveries The DNA of our origins point to a rich history we were not aware of. Most of our ancient YDNA (R1b) can found in the Basque of Northern Spain and Southern France. This makes sense as the Ancestors of the Basque were a Non-Indo European speaking people that were the first settlers of Europe. Therefore they would have left the most descendants in Europe. They were the first Iberians. Iberia was a refuge in europe after the last glacial maximum 15,000 years ago. During this time people from other parts of europe migrated and eventually mixed with Iberians already there. Later there was likely a migration of paleolithic I2a2 (during Neolithic times) to Iberia from central Europe possibly with mtdna haplogroup H3. See "The Origin of I1b2". The Neolithic people of the Near East introduced domesticated animals and empire building crops (ie. wheat and barley) to Europe. These crops and animals were intoduced to Iberia about 6,500 years ago. These "Neolithic Farmers" would have been of haplogroup G, E1b1b1 and J origins. Their culture would have likely preceded their arrival in Iberia. Next the Phoenicians (semitic ancestors of modern day Lebanese), Greeks and Carthaginians (K2,J,J2,E1b1b1) invaded and settled Spain along with a later migration from the Jews (J,J2 and E1b1b1). Followed by the Romans (E1b1b1,J,J2 and R1b) and Visigoths (I2b and the rare in Iberia I2a). The Moorish (E1b1b1b) invasion followed although DNA studies suggest little impact on our YDNA as yet (about 5% of Spain's Ydna). In the mean time Native Americans (Q, Q1a3a) were migrating south in the Americas and settling in the Valley of Mexico. The Mexica (Aztec) were an advanced civilization that the conquistadors compared to the Ancient Egyptians. This was a civilization that had laws, libraries, zoos, government, royalty and schools of higher learning. *Mesoamerica is one of two locations in the world where writing is known to have developed independantly (*source "Guns Germs and Steel" by Diamond). A major purpose of this study is to bring family previously not known to each other, together. This has occured thus far with some of the more larger families such as the Villarreal, Trevino and Garza. Probably the vast majority of us if we looked back far enough would link to some of the numerous members of these families. Knowing our orgins and family lines ultimately brings us together. DNA testing is a very rewarding experience. I would encourage you all to know the truth about our ancestors. The truth is out there sometimes buried in numerous legal documents of the colonial period or deduced through DNA statistics or determining what makes sense from numerous points of view. This realization is liberating. We can be proud of the rich history of our ancestors. DNA testing has begun to help us know them! Find out about your family lines. Email me, Gary Felix at GaryF@pacbell.net if you have taken the test and you would like to post the results or have any questions about this project. Privacy will be observed upon request. The closer your DNA match the better the chance at saving a life. Join the Bone Marrow Registry. Read the story of Anissa Ayala. Of all the things done in life the most honorable is saving a life. I have been on the registry for 8 years and await the honor.
Disclaimer: only familytreedna benefits monetarily from those who sign up to this Surname Project * DNA map courtesy of Paul Thiessen Chemical Graphics.