Project Members Barnett 9-15 Y
Analysis of DYS Results
You might wish to visit our project “public” site on the FTDNA website at
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/barnett/default.aspx
On that site there is a link to FTDNA’s Frequently Asked Questions. Also, on that site there are two choices to view the Y-DNA Results Charts:
1) Classic Chart
2) Colorized Chart-This chart offers some analysis the first does not. For each Group it gives a DYS Results Minimum, Maximum and Modal Value.
Both charts offer a drop down box to view results for 12, 25, 37, 67 and the new 111 marker tests. Everyone in our project has taken the 12 marker test, so everyone is included in that chart analysis. If a project member has not taken an advanced upgraded test they will not be represented in the more advanced 25, 37, 67, 111 test analysis charts.
Individual participants may view the TIP (Time Predictor Tool) on their personal page. They public does not have access to this tool.
Below there is a summary of each participant’s ancestral lineage. To view a more complete lineage:
1) Use the search box on left side of this page: search for names, kit numbers, etc, OR:
2) Click in Category box on left of this page and look for his Kit Number
Please Note:
Effective May 25, 2018 due to the GDPR (European General Data Protection Regulation) I have gone into this website and deleted all references to an individual’s name and email of which there were many.
In their place I am adding my own name and email as the new contact. So, if you wish to contact anyone on this page or website, please contact me, Mic Barnette, an American, at mic@micbarnette.com
Barnett 9-Haplogroup: I2b1
Members of this group are:
(Kit 47990) Information Pending
(Kit N60345) Information Pending
Barnett 10 Y Haplogroup: R1a1a
Members of this group are:
(Kit 61585) This participant’s earliest ancestor, Richard Barnett, was born in Birmingham England in 1750. A grandson, David, and his brother, Alfred, immigrated to the United States in 1848. David settled initially in Wisconsin and later in Towanda Kansas. Alfred, the brother settled in Darby, Connecticut where he worked as a wire puller.
(Kit 83178) John Barnett was born 1780 and his son, Jeremiah Barnett, was born in December 1809 in County Cork, Ireland and died 1904 in Potsdam, New York.
(Kit N 26559) John Barnett was born 1780 and his son, Jeremiah Barnett, was born in December 1809 in County Cork, Ireland and died 1904 in Potsdam, New York.
Barnett 11 Y Haplogroup: R1a1a
Members of this group are:
(Kit 704025) A great grandson of Leyzor Bandrymer, Yitzcak Bandrymer (1864-1950) brought his family to America from Poland sometime previous to 1920. The surname was changed in America to Barnett
kit 137752 Information Pending
(Kit 146723) Moshe Bandrymer survived the Holocaust by moving to Russia from Poland. The family now lives in Isreal.
Barnett 12 Y Haplogroup I1
Members of this group are:
(Kit N58406) No information available
(Kit 25669) Benjamin Barnett was born in Maryland in 1801. The family believes they connect to Andrew Barnett who was born in 1720 in Baltimore, MD and died in 1812. Family can prove back to Benjamin Barnett who was born 1801 Maryland and died between 1895 and 1899 in Van Buren County, Iowa.
Barnett 13 Y Haplogroup: R1b1a2a1a1b4
Members of this group are:
(Kit 84284) Information Pending
Barnett 14 Y Haplogroup: R1b1a2
Members of this group are:
Kit 82149 Information Pending
Barnett 15 Y Haplogroup: R1b1a2
Members of this group are:
(Kit B70408) This family reaches back to early 1800 as Reading but matches others in this group
(Kit IN 96302) This family has a lineage reaching back to the 1600’s as Barnett/Bernard of Wiltshire, England
