yDNA project Villiers, Veller, Feller, Voeller, Foller, Foeller, Villere
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yDNA project Villiers, Veller, Feller, Voeller, Foller, Foeller, Villere
| George Valko (View posts) | Posted: 13 Jan 2005 10:46AM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Villiers, Veller, Feller, Voeller, Foller, Foeller, Villere
www.unserefamilieDNA.org
george@georgevalko.com
Project Background:
Your Group Administrator-George Valko has enjoyed more than 12 years gathering VELLER and FOELLER genealogy data and published 5 family history books including a VELLER family history of Volga Germans. See www.WolgaDeutsche.com
Surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller are European and seem to be radiating out from Bern, Switzerland in a 500Km radius to the north, west and south in 17th and 18th centuries. The above names are found in northern Italy, France near the border with Germany and and central Germany. The most frequent occurrence, by anecdotal evidence, of these surnames seems to be the Swiss – Germany border areas.
Each participant gets their results from familytreeDNA.com with access codes to their data, a certificate, and positive and negative relationship results within the family surname group. 37 or 25 marker tests are the best entry to the group. A 12 marker test is cheaper and the minimum to determine any relationship results. The more markers tested reduces the time frame to any common ancestor. Test fees are determined by www.familytreeDNA.com Please visit the www.familytreeDNA.com site for helpful information regarding all DNA testing, pricing and privacy information.
Please contact George Valko for questions, comments or suggestions about Our Family / Unsere Familie family genealogy/family history for Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller surnames.
NOTE- the Y-DNA tests can show common ancestors thousands of years before the adoption of surnames.
Y-DNA IS PASSED IN AN UNBROKEN CHAIN FROM FATHER TO SON.
Females should request a brother or male cousin with that surname to be tested.
Preferred tests are either Y-DNA25 or Y-DNA37.
Minimum test to be ordered is Y-DNA12.
Project Goals:
Please encourage MALEs with surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller to join the Y-DNA study.
Study goals are--
1- to determine which and how many of surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller have a common ancestor/origin.
2- to determine if surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller have a common location of origin.
3- to prove that the Volga German VELLERs and FOLLERs/FOELLERs of 17th century Seulberg, Germany have a common ancestor; Johannes Foller (1606-16Jun1684)
4- to determine a chronology of emigration for these surnames
5- to determine and count the number of Haplogroups within these surnames
Use the link below to join the project and purchase your yDNA test.
www.unsereFamilieDNA.org
http://www.familytreedna.com
George Valko 773.988.8619
Chicago, IL
mailto:george@georgevalko.com
email is my preferred form of communication
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/georgeil/
http://www.georgevalko.com
Volga Germans http://www.wolgadeutsche.us
Lutheran Slovaks http://www.BREZOVApodbradlom.com http://www.printONDEMANDpublisher.com
mtDNA haplogroup = T2 daughter of Tara
Y-DNA haplogroup = R1a Kurgan/Ruslan
BioGeographical Ancestry = 100, 0, 0, 0
(15,000-8,000 BC
george@georgevalko.com
Project Background:
Your Group Administrator-George Valko has enjoyed more than 12 years gathering VELLER and FOELLER genealogy data and published 5 family history books including a VELLER family history of Volga Germans. See www.WolgaDeutsche.com
Surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller are European and seem to be radiating out from Bern, Switzerland in a 500Km radius to the north, west and south in 17th and 18th centuries. The above names are found in northern Italy, France near the border with Germany and and central Germany. The most frequent occurrence, by anecdotal evidence, of these surnames seems to be the Swiss – Germany border areas.
Each participant gets their results from familytreeDNA.com with access codes to their data, a certificate, and positive and negative relationship results within the family surname group. 37 or 25 marker tests are the best entry to the group. A 12 marker test is cheaper and the minimum to determine any relationship results. The more markers tested reduces the time frame to any common ancestor. Test fees are determined by www.familytreeDNA.com Please visit the www.familytreeDNA.com site for helpful information regarding all DNA testing, pricing and privacy information.
Please contact George Valko for questions, comments or suggestions about Our Family / Unsere Familie family genealogy/family history for Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller surnames.
NOTE- the Y-DNA tests can show common ancestors thousands of years before the adoption of surnames.
Y-DNA IS PASSED IN AN UNBROKEN CHAIN FROM FATHER TO SON.
Females should request a brother or male cousin with that surname to be tested.
Preferred tests are either Y-DNA25 or Y-DNA37.
Minimum test to be ordered is Y-DNA12.
Project Goals:
Please encourage MALEs with surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller to join the Y-DNA study.
Study goals are--
1- to determine which and how many of surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller have a common ancestor/origin.
2- to determine if surnames Feller, FOELLER, Foller, Vehler, VELLER, Villers, Villier, Voeller, Voller and Weller have a common location of origin.
3- to prove that the Volga German VELLERs and FOLLERs/FOELLERs of 17th century Seulberg, Germany have a common ancestor; Johannes Foller (1606-16Jun1684)
4- to determine a chronology of emigration for these surnames
5- to determine and count the number of Haplogroups within these surnames
Use the link below to join the project and purchase your yDNA test.
www.unsereFamilieDNA.org
http://www.familytreedna.com
George Valko 773.988.8619
Chicago, IL
mailto:george@georgevalko.com
email is my preferred form of communication
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/georgeil/
http://www.georgevalko.com
Volga Germans http://www.wolgadeutsche.us
Lutheran Slovaks http://www.BREZOVApodbradlom.com http://www.printONDEMANDpublisher.com
mtDNA haplogroup = T2 daughter of Tara
Y-DNA haplogroup = R1a Kurgan/Ruslan
BioGeographical Ancestry = 100, 0, 0, 0
(15,000-8,000 BC