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This project is a meeting place for users who share the H11a Mitochondrial DNA haplogroup, which means they are related along their maternal lines. Users in this group may want to share their family trees with each other to find overlaps and merge duplicate profiles in order to join or expand the World Family Tree and discover new relatives.
(Geni.com initiated Project) ( Text in blue links to the project )
Identifying Mutations:
[T961g ; A16293G]
H11a downstream tree:
- H11a1 mtDNA Project
- H11a2-T16092C mtDNA Project
- H11a3 mtDNA Project
- H11a4
- H11a5 mtDNA Project
- H11a6 mtDNA Project
- T152C! mtDNA Project
- H11a8 mtDNA Project
Most distant H11a maternal ancestors :
- Trijntje Theunisz Gansevanger (b.1620c. Netherland d.1715c. South Africa)
- Person tested: C Barry (Now H11a-T152C)
- Anna Henriksdotter Himainen (b.1833 Sweden)
- Person tested:
- Ingeborg Andersdatter (b. 1691 Norway)
- Person tested: Svein
- hustru Lars Olsson Brustuen (b.1700c. Norway?)
- Person tested:
- Christie Jacobsdatter Haalevik (?)
- Person tested:
- Maria Johansdotter (b.1701 Finland d.1753 Finland)
- Person tested:
- Kirsti Olsdatter Øverby (Houm) (b.1698 Norway? d.1774)
- Person tested:
- Gjertrud Gudmundsdatter Brøste (b.1751 Norway d.1833)
- Person tested:
- Jakovica Brajkovic (b. 1664 Zivogosce,Croatia)
- Person tested: Maja Kovačević
- Helena Guth (b. 1832 Germany, 1916 Philadelphia (USA))
- Person tested: Lori Matlock
- N. Zinakova, born c. 1880 in Pitelino, Ryazan Oblast, Russia
- Person tested: Viktorija Ruškulienė
- Bessie Goldberg, born c. 1876 in Russian Empire
- Person tested: Sen. Bernie Sanders
- Karolina Kairyte, born c. 1887 in Pavandene, Telsiai, Lithuania
- Person tested: Joana Korsakaite
STATS from ftDNA
HVR1 AND HVR2 MATCHES
Country :
Belgium 1
Canada 1
England 3
France 1
Germany 2
Italy 1
Lithuania 1
Norway 9
Ukraine 1
United Kingdom 2
United States 3
Russia 2
Link posted on ftDNA by Ann:
H11a is the oldest found H haplogroup in a European hunter-gatherer (forager), says the scientific report "Genetic History of Northern Europe". It's found in a male individual called Spiginas1 (ca. 4440–4240 BC) from Lithuania who belongs to the mesolithic Narva culture.
http://biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/early/2017/03/03/113241.full.pdf
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Link to Phylotree (17): http://www.phylotree.org/tree/R0.htm (R0 branch)