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DNA verified people via multiple children, born before 1800

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  • Per Vastesson (c.1585 - d.)
    Per Vastesson, born c. 1585, lived in Överö, Föglö parish, Åland/Ahvenanmaa. DNA-verified via several sons. Belonged to haplogroup I1a2a1b1a (L1302). – Source: Sverigeprojektet . Han brukade från borj...
  • Olof Persson (c.1638 - 1698)
    Olof Persson, born 1638 and diedlatest 1698 at Ragvaldsträsk 4, Skellefteå parish, Västerbotten, Sweden. DNA verified via at least two sond, belonging to YDNA haplogroup R1b-M269>P312>DF27>FGC11414>Y23...
  • Olof Olofsson Kodd (1644 - 1730)
    Olof Olofsson Kodd, born 1644 in and lived at Kusmark nr 6, Skellefteå parish, Västerbotten (Västerbottens län). DNA verified via at least two of his sons, belonging to Y-DNA haplogroup R1b1a1a2a1a1c2b...
  • Olof Tomasson (1577 - c.1638)
    Olof Tomasson, born 1577, lived in Norsjö nr 9, Skellefteå parish, Västerbotten. DNA verified via several sons. Belonged to haplogroup I1a (DF29) > Y11210. – Sources: Sverigeprojektet , Skellefteå and ...
  • Maglena (Malin) Nicodemidotter (1627 - 1696)
    Malin Nicodemusdotter, born c. 1624–1627 in Gammelbyn 7, died 1696 in Bergsbyn 7, both villages in Skellefteå parish, Västerbotten (Västerbotten county). (Source: Ulf Lundström (2001), Skellefteå socke...

This is a Geni project for profiles whose DNA haplogroups are fully confirmed. This may either be based on:

  • matching Y-DNA haplogroup from. descendants of at least two sons, or
  • matching MtDNA haplogroup from descendants of at least two daughters, or
  • archeological DNA results from their remains, matching the DNA of some relative known in the sources.

Only the earliest profiles that constitute the branch of several matching lines should be added to the project. Not their ancestors that only are verified via one child each. This resembles the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) for a haplogroup, but in this project, a connection should also be known from paper based genealogical sources. The profiles should have been born before the year of 1800.

NB! Please state haplogroup in the "About" section of the profile and, if possible, state which (at least two) children that have a verified haplogroup. Provide citations (sources) supporting the haplogroup (if Geni does not indicate it) and family relations. Small Y-DNA and MtDNA tests may not be considered sufficient as confirmation, since small tests only results in a haplogroup that a large number of people in your geographical region belong to.

The Geni DNA test indicator is useful. It may indicate haplogroups for a non-hidden profile. However, a haplogroup can currently only propagate ten generations back in the Geni tree from the test person. If you click on "details" besides the haplogroup, Geni may indicate that DNA is propagated "from 2 relatives" and that "Multiple DNA tests confirm this result". In that case, you may click on "View detail" to see a small tree graph, showing where the DNA verified lines are branching.

Note that in some other sites, "DNA verified" refers to people that likely are close relatives based on matching autosomal DNA, rather than distant relatives that share a haplogroup.

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