hannover-l - Nachricht 2007-10 00329

[LadyBonita (USA) <ladybonita(a)usa.com>]

Jo:

Yes, ... Annie SEIL married a MEYER.  Her sons would both carry the MEYER
Y-chromosome ... and their sons would carry the same and would pass it to
their sons ... ANY OF THEM can be tested for MEYER surname Y-chromosome.

Now, if Annie SIEL had a brother ... and he had sons, and they had SIEL sons
.. then they can be tested for the SIEL Y-Chromosome.

So, you see you can do genetic genealogy on any of the surnames in your
direct line ... you just need to find a biological male from that line, then
follow his male descendants until you find a living male who will agree to
provided a little 'spit'.

As for the MEYER daughters, you would have to trace their daughters down
until you found a living female biologically descended from the MEYER
daughter ... no matter what her surname was .. and it should match Annie
SIEL... and Annie's Mother, and her mother, and so forth.  

Good luck

Bonita



-----Original Message-----
From: hannover-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net
[mailto:hannover-l-bounces(a)genealogy.net] On Behalf Of jo meyer
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 9:39 AM
To: hannover-l(a)genealogy.net
Subject: [HN] dna


bonita: 
If i understand you.
My Annie seil gave birth to two men  My father  a Meyer and my Uncle a
Meyer. And the only way her father would be traced would been with a son of
that man. or a brothere or uncle of his. If I had a way to test my father
and his son I would get Meyer results since my father was the Meyer
descendent. Nothing else would show up. August Seil never had any sons.
[note to self ...Need to find more on that family in germany.]
 
As for the hole of the Meyer daughters marriage to Koenig and Stille,
Fehring, and Schmoble, they are not traceable at all through dna. The only
way I could trace the missing Meyer in Oregon would be if some male Meyer in
Oregon checked his.
 
Looks like I have lots of letters to be writing. Should have sooner. One
must still find these people and then check.
Thanks