Hi Gale, 267833 is my husband ( no known ancestral surname), adoptive name Gilbert, and I have - on advice- checked his raw data which indicates he is M227 negative and he recently tested L1275 which was also negative. Tell me where to look for the rest, if that is possible, and I'll tell you the answer. Carol Gilbert [email protected] On 5 Jan 2014, at 01:04, Diana Gale Matthiesen wrote: > I've been trying to glean from the SNP Results tables at FTDNA and the archive > of this list just who among the CTS6364+ individuals has tested positive for any > one of these SNPs: L69, M227, L1274, and L1275. This is what I have found, so > far. > > L69 > N20789 ROBESON..... L69+ L1274- L1275- M227- > _80366 RHODES...... L69+ L1274- L1275- M227- > 119706 DAY......... L69+ ______ ______ M227- > 181124 McISAAC..... L69+ ______ L1275- _____ > 132649 PIOTROWIZC.. L69+ ______ ______ _____ > N95371 HASLE....... L69+ L1274- L1275- _____ > _20551 HIGHT....... L69+ ______ L1275- M227- > 275994 MYKLEBUST... L69+ ______ ______ _____ > 267833 ?........... L69+ ______ ______ _____ > 105394 SKARBEK..... L69+ L1274- L1274- _____ > > If you are L69+ and haven't tested M227, you might want to consider doing so. > It's actually somewhat amazing to find anyone escape getting an M227 test as > part of FTDNA's "Deep SNP" test. > > L69 > M227 > Only two of the 15 M227+'s have tested L69: > _66586 AZZI........ L69+ ______ ______ > 213344 PROKOPIUK... L69+ ______ ______ > > The PROKOPIUK is taking the BigY, so we should soon have his results for > L1274/L1275. > > L69? > L1275 > _21268 ALLRED...... ____ L1274- L1275+ > 122425 BRITTON..... ____ ______ L1275+ > > How was L1275 placed downstream of L69 if neither of these individuals tested > it? > > L69 > L1274 > Neither of the CHILDERS appears to have tested L1275: > 19389 CHILDERS..... L69+ ______ ______ > 78040 CHILDRESS.... ____ L1274+ ______ > > If you have taken any of these tests, and I have omitted your results, please > share. > > Diana > > P.S. I am not suggesting anyone who is taking the BigY do any a la carte SNP > testing at this point. Only if you have no intention of taking one of the > "deep" SNP tests, now or in the near future, should you consider a la carte SNP > testing. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello again Carol, If you saw Bernie's message, you know how to find and download the raw data file. I saved it to my hard drive, and WinZip automatically unzipped it. I just double-clicked on the file name in Windows Explorer, and the file automatically opened in Excel, listing the SNPs. Not obvious at the NGS site how to do it, but easy when you know how. Thanks for pushing me to learn how. Diana > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:y-dna-haplogroup-i- > [email protected]] On Behalf Of Carol Gilbert > Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2014 5:32 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [yDNAhgI] L69 / L1274 / L1275 > > Hi Gale, > 267833 is my husband ( no known ancestral surname), adoptive name Gilbert, > and I have - on advice- checked his raw data which indicates he is M227 > negative and he recently tested L1275 which was also negative. Tell me where > to look for the rest, if that is possible, and I'll tell you the answer. > > Carol Gilbert > [email protected]