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Twibell DNA Study - Summer 2006

John Twibell  (View posts) Posted: 12 May 2006 1:41PM GMT
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To male Twibells (and spelling variants) I am a UK forensic scientist working in a university dept and we have a student project to look at Y chromosome DNA. Y chromosomes are passed from father to son and thus every male carrying the name ought to have the same Y chrom DNA. ( mutations may occur every few generations and there may have been some bed hopping). I am looking for males willing to give a small blood sample ( on a special paper which can be dried and posted) to take part in the study.

There are 2 main branches in UK originating in Yorkshire in mid 1500s. Most of present UK folks are from these. Some spelling variants appear to have arisen in Rotherham/Sheffield. The USA branch believe that they came from Ireland, but probably went to Ireland from Yorks. I need contacts in USA and other countries, and in UK I need contact with descendants of the Barnsley branch who may now be living in Cheshire region. If anyone is willing please could you E-mail me? A study like this could show that we are all linked.

Please note that this work has nothing to do with any National DNA database. It is a different type of DNA and we have no contact with the UK database.
SubjectAuthorDate Posted
John Twibell 12 May 2006 1:41PM GMT 
Harlan Twible 2 Jun 2006 1:56AM GMT 
John Twibell 2 Jun 2006 8:41AM GMT 
Rich 12 Jun 2006 1:05AM GMT 
John Twibell 14 Jun 2006 9:18AM GMT 
Rich Twible 14 Jun 2006 11:35PM GMT 
Geoff Allen 13 Jun 2006 8:34AM GMT 
   

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