Alan Calvert - Y-DNA disproves Calverley link

There is a whole *book* of "The Calverely Charters Presented to the British Museum", By Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan.

Of particular relevance here is the charter on pp. 251-253, covering detailed arrangements between Sir John Tempest, knight and Walter Calverley, esq., for the marriage of Sir John's daughter Agnes to Walter's son and heir William.

Also mentioned are Walter's wife Elizabeth; his (late) father Sir Walter Calverley; his other sons Thomas and Robert; and various contingencies depending on who should die before whom. The date is given in the form "vii January Henry Sext xx", which translates to 7 January 1442.

No Alans anywhere in the relevant generations.

Have other ancestors of Alan Calvert with valid DNA been located so far. It would be nice as being a desc of the Calvert family myself- to learn how far back the name can be traced. Thanking you in advance.
Philip Whitaker Remare

Here's the list that familytreedna has collected in the "Calvert (and variants)" group: https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Calvert_Genealogy-DNA_Reposito...

Most of the findings are relatively recent due to difficulties establishing paper trails.

Thank you for the clarification. I would bet that the Calverley family should at least be pleased that the line is clear and they can move forward on their own line.

Excellent work- congradulations/ Philip Whitaker Remare

The Calverley group at FT/DNA is included on the Calvert page because of individual claims that it was Calvert. They have not separated off to their own distinct project nor, apparently, joined another existing project. Walter Calverley is definitely not a Calvert. -- David Bell - Admin, the Calvert surname project at familytreedna and the Calvert Research group at facebook.