 Roger and Carroll Biggins Byrne Family Tree
75% Irish 
12½% German 
6¼% Scottish 
6¼% Swiss 
The tree below shows the ancestors of Roger and Carroll Biggins Byrne.
Of the 64 great great great grandparents for Roger and Carroll, 48 are Irish, 8 are German, 4 are Scottish, and 4 are Swiss.
Their children, therefore, are 3/4ths Irish, 1/8th German, 1/16th Scottish, and 1/16th Swiss.
Through Y-chromosome DNA testing, the deep ancestry of five of the 32 great great great grandfathers have been identified through Y-chromosome DNA testing as descending from: Isles-Scot, Clan Colla, Old Saxony, Breassal Breac, and Niall of the Nine Hostages.
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Patrick and Thomasina Byrne |
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Unknown Bargh |
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Unknown Cassidy |
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Unknown Kavanaugh |
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Unknown Murray |
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Lawrence and Ellen Murray |
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Unknown Lyden |
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Unknown Neuman |
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Unknown McTavey |
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Unknown McTavey |
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William and Bridget O'Malley Stanton |
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John and Catherine Condon Higgins |
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Unknown Starke |
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Unlnown Kenny |
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Unknown Hartigan |
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Y-DNA Tree Back to IJK-L15 in Southern Iran
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FTDNA kit |
Most Distant Known Ancestor |
Mutation Group, Year. Place, Steps from Adam |
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| Roger Byrne |
208416 |
Patrick H. Byrne, b. 1835 in
County Down, Ireland |
R-FTA14037, 1750 AD, County Down, 38 steps |
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Cruithne I-L1195, 4150 BC, Ulster, 25 steps |
I-M223, 14000 BC, Southern Germany, 19 steps |
IJK-L15, 45000 BC,
Southern Iran,
11 steps |
| Paul Drueke, first cousin of Peter |
230496 |
Johann Drücke (name originally Börger), b. 1743 in Elspe, Lennestadt, Olpe, Germany |
R-BY3323, 450 BC, Old Saxony, 51 steps |
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R-Z381, 2700 BC, Old Saxony, 36 steps |
Saxon, R-U106,
3050 BC,
Poland,
32 steps |
R-L151, 3050 BC,
Ukraine,
31 steps |
| James David Berles, second cousin of Peter, once removed |
1019704 |
Adam Berles (Berlars), b. 1794 in Landenbeck, Eslohe, Hochsauerland, Germany |
R-FTC82590, 300 AD, England, 43 steps |
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R-L21, 2650 BC, Southern England, 34 steps |
Celtic, R-P312,
2850 BC,
Southern Germany,
32 steps |
| Peter Biggins |
127469 |
Patrick Biggins (Beggan), b. 1807 in Drumgill, County Cavan, Ireland |
R-BY3164, 1400 AD, Ulster, 46 steps |
The Three Collas, R-Z3008, 450 AD, Colchester or Wales in England, 42 steps |
| Michael McDonnel, third cousin of Marilyn, once removed |
252843 |
Daniel McDonald, b. 1813 in Ireland or Scotland |
R-BY18200, 1650 AD, Ulster, 57 steps |
Cenel Moain, R-FGC57780, 600 AD, Ulster, 53 steps |
| Michael Patrick Carroll, second cousin of Marilyn, once removed |
198624 |
Edward Carroll, b. 1835 in Ballyneety, County Limerick, Ireland |
R-FT79210, 1150 AD, Limerick, 49 steps |
Breassal Breac, R-Y5058,< 100 AD, Ossory, 45 steps |
R-DF27, 2650 BC, Pyrenees, 35 steps |
Y DNA from IJK-L15 in Southern Iran, Back to R in Asia, Back to "Adam" in Cameroon
Migration from "Adam" in Africa to IJK-L15 in Southern Iran. Source: IJK-L15 Migration |
Y-DNA We Share with People Around the World
- Africans (Y-Adam): A-PR2921, 232000 BC, Cameroon, step 1
- Southern Europeans, and East Asians: CT-M168, 64000 BC, Western Ethiopia, step 6
- Native Americans, Siberians, Japanese, and Australian Aborigines: CF-P143, 63000 BC, Northern Ethiopia, step 7
- Romani and Khmers: GHIJK-F1329, 46000 BC, Southern Iran, step 9
- South Asians on the Indian subcontinent: HIJK-PF3494, 46000 BC, Southern Iran, step 10
- Arabs and Israelites: IJK-L15, 45000 BC, Southern Iran, step 11
- Chinese, Koreans, and other Southeast Asians: K-M526, 43000 BC, Bangladesh, step 13
- Eskimos, Navajos, Apaches, Aztecs, Incas: P-P226, 30000 BC, Eastern Mongolia, step 19
- Vikings in Scandinavia: R-M173, 20000 BC, Eastern Kazakhstan, step 21
- Saxons and Celts: R-L151, 3050 BC, Ukraine, step 31
We all belong to the same human family.
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