Re: [ranchos] sharing my mtdna results

[Alicia Carrillo <alliecar@...>]

Linda,

 

How exciting to know and feel that you are grounded and have a direct connection in the Americas! I guess the bloom where you are planted really applies for you.

 

Felicitaciones ...................Alicia Carrillo

                                        San Jose, Ca

Erlinda Castanon-Long <longsjourney@...> wrote:

> Good morning,
>
> Just got my mtdna results back, don't understand most of but my 
> female line is group A which is pre-Columbian, they take it back 
> 30,000 years... guess we've been here a while! The A group extends 
> down into South America so our female Indio ancestor was native 
> born...  Our male ancestors may have been from Spain but they 
> married Native American women along the line.
>
> This test does not show any of the women from our male lines, just 
> female to female so it doesn't prove our Espanol or Mulato blood but 
> the records prove that, so ...I'm happy just having a more complete 
> picture of our family tree. My proven female line is from Jalisco 
> Mexico.
>
> Has anyone else in this group done the mtdna?
>
> Linda from Wa.
>
> HVR1 Haplogroup
> A
>
> HVR1 differences
>
> from CRS
> 16111T
>
>  
>  16223T
>
>   16290T
>
>   16319A
>
>   16335G
>
>   16362C
>
>   16526A
>
>
>
>