Re: [ranchos] YDNA/MtDNA

[<peggydee@...>]

Hi Joseph,
How does one go about getting the DNA testing?  I think, now, I'm pretty interested.
Thanks
Peggy Delgado
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> From: Joseph Puentes <makas@...>
> Date: 2005/06/21 Tue PM 02:53:49 EDT
> To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ranchos] YDNA/MtDNA
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> I did both mine. I posted my Ydna results to the group but haven't for 
> my Mt dna. My Mt dna goes back to Africa probably a black slave got into 
> my line many generations ago.
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> I'm going to eventually make up a YDNA/MtDNA folder in the files area 
> where those that are interested can post their results. As far as I know 
> very few in the group have done dna testing. I'm hoping for more 
> interest as we grow older.
> 
> joseph
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> Victor Villarreal wrote:
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> >Alicia,
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> >I agree.  This really must be an exciting finding for Steven.  
> >I've also wondered how many in the Ranchos group have done a DNA 
> >study (either Y-DNA or mtDNA) or are considering doing one?
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> >What is gradually showing up by those who have done genetic testing 
> >is that most of us with Mexican roots have a European paternal 
> >lineage and a Native American maternal ancestry.
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> >Saludos
> >Victor
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> >--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Alicia Carrillo <alliecar@p...> wrote:
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> >>Steven,
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> >>How exciting that you found this information and that it's a 
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> >possibility that you may have made a connection with your ancestral 
> >tribe.
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> >>I feel happy for you and a little envy that you have come so far 
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> >and that you may have Otomi blood lines. Have you by chance done the 
> >DNA study on anyone in your family? That would be interesting to see 
> >where it takes you.
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> >>Alicia
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> >>"Steve G. Apodaca" <sgapodaca@y...> wrote:
> >>Hello.
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> >>I want to share what I recently found and check if anybody is 
> >>related to these ancestors. A couple days ago, I finally checked 
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> >>marriage record of my ancestors from Los Altos.
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> >>My 2nd greatgrandfather Juan Tapia married my 2nd greatgrandmother 
> >>Bibiana Martinez in Lagos de Moreno on February 5, 1879. Juan's 
> >>parents were Atanacio Tapia and Secundina Olivares. Bibiana's 
> >>parents were Juan Martinez and Matiana Lopez. Before reading this 
> >>document I just knew that my Tapia ancestros were from "somewhere 
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> >>Los Altos", according to my grandmother. She did not remember where 
> >>were they from. Now, I know that they were from a rancho near Lagos 
> >>called Cañada de Ricos. Is anybody familiar with this name? I 
> >>checked the Jalisco census on the files area and found out that the 
> >>population in that place is currently less than 100. Well, while 
> >>surfing the web, using google, I found something very interesting 
> >>about this rancho. On the Lagos de Moreno official website, I 
> >>discovered these two entries:
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> >>17 de (Abril) 1686 El cacique indígena al parecer otomí Joseph 
> >>Cristobal de Luna y Tapia compra un sitio de ganado menor ( 780 
> >>has.) y dos caballerías de tierra (85.6 has.) para establecer el 
> >>poblado de "Cañada de los Indios Ricos" que evolucionaría a la 
> >>actual colonia Cañada de Ricos.
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> >>14 de (Mayo) 1935 Se autoriza la fundación del ejido Cañada de 
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> >Ricos 
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> >>su ejecución es el 29 de Junio del mismo año. En esta zona se ubicó 
> >>un importante asentamiento indígena a partir de 1686 cuando compra 
> >>estos predios el cacique al parecer otomí Joseph Cristobal de Luna 
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> >>Tapia quien efectúa la operación de compra-venta de estos terrenos 
> >>en San Luis del Río, Querétaro en el citado año.
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> >>I wonder if it is all a coincidence that my TAPIA ancestors are 
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> >>Cañada de Ricos, a village founded by an otomi cacique named 
> >>Cristobal de Luna y TAPIA in 1686. Could this individual be my 
> >>gggggggreatgrandfather? Well, I still need to research 200 years of 
> >>Tapia history in order to find a possible connection, but it is 
> >>quite exciting just to imagine that I possibly found the name and 
> >>native tribe of one of my family lines.
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> >>Saludos.
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> >>Steve
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