Since tested through FTDNA; Kit # 101829 the mtDNA results are easily verifiable, and readily available. This is unlike my Yseq # 4069 of SNP, which FTDNA excludes. May be they do not want improprieties to show up in the testing. If this is the case then not allowing Yseq transfers, brings into question the level of accuracy in the FTDNA SNP ...

May 6, 2015 · My Y-DNA SNP FTDNA#101829, Yseq#4069 R- M269>U106>S12025>FGC12040>S16361>A6722? Data changes by FTDNA which hides Border Pacification gives good reason for FTDNA as they do, not to accept Yseq data transfers.

Mar 30, 2023 · This is unlike my Yseq # 4069 of SNP, which FTDNA excludes. May be they do not want improprieties to show up in the testing. If this is the case then not allowing Yseq transfers, brings into question the level of accuracy in the FTDNA SNP testing.

Guy Hewitt and myself Mark S. Elliott YSEQ 4069 FTDNA 101829 of Daniel group could easily match on first twelve markers. FTDNA Greenspan – Elwald

Guy Hewitt and myself Mark S. Elliott YSEQ 4069 FTDNA 101829 of Daniel group could easily match on first twelve markers. The Annals of a Border Club (the Jedforest): And Biographical Notices of the …

Oct 26, 2019 · This is unlike my Yseq # 4069 of SNP, which FTDNA excludes. May be they do not want improprieties to show up in the testing. If this is the case then not allowing Yseq transfers, brings into question the level of accuracy in the FTDNA SNP testing.

Because the PSHG uses both FTDNA and YSEQ for DNA testing, FTDNA Haplogroup listings may vary from the actual Haplogroups that are shown in the group headings of the Y-DNA Classic Chart due to YSEQ panel and single SNP test results.

This is unlike my Yseq # 4069 of SNP, which FTDNA excludes. May be they do not want improprieties to show up in the testing. If this is the case then not allowing Yseq transfers, brings into question the level of accuracy in the FTDNA SNP testing.

We've written this Phenotype Predictor tool to visualize and verify the statistical model that others have published. YSEQ has not contributed any phenotyping data or created any statistical model by ourselves. We have observed that the results derived from the used models can sometimes be misleading or even plain wrong.

This is unlike my Yseq # 4069 of SNP, which FTDNA excludes. May be they do not want improprieties to show up in the testing. If this is the case then not allowing Yseq transfers, brings into question the level of accuracy in the FTDNA SNP testing.