Arturo,
I’m not sure where or if I’m supposed to post my Gutierrez YDNA but these are the numbers:
FTDNA Haplogroup
Haplogroup
Tests
N
–
Your Haplogroup has not been determined by a specific test. Use the Haplogroup link on the left to find out about it, and if we were able to predict it.
FTDNA DYS markers
We provide the actual scientific Allele values and DYS #’s for your results unless the markers were discovered at the University of Arizona and do not have a publication schedule. When that situation occurs we provide your results in “scores” to allow us to use the marker without compromising the discoverer until publication dates have been established.
We are pleased to report your results below:
Understanding your results.
Locus
DYS#
Alleles
1
393
14
2
390
23
3
19*
14
4
391
11
5
385a
11
6
385b
14
7
426
11
8
388
12
9
439
10
10
389-1
14
11
392
14
12
389-2
30
*Also known as DYS 394
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Arturo,
I’m not sure where or if I’m supposed to post my Gutierrez YDNA but these are the numbers:
FTDNA Haplogroup
Haplogroup
Tests
N
–
Your Haplogroup has not been determined by a specific test. Use the Haplogroup link on the left to find out about it, and if we were able to predict it.
FTDNA DYS markers
We provide the actual scientific Allele values and DYS #’s for your results unless the markers were discovered at the University of Arizona and do not have a publication schedule. When that situation occurs we provide your results in “scores” to allow us to use the marker without compromising the discoverer until publication dates have been established.
We are pleased to report your results below:
Understanding your results.
Locus
DYS#
Alleles
1
393
14
2
390
23
3
19*
14
4
391
11
5
385a
11
6
385b
14
7
426
11
8
388
12
9
439
10
10
389-1
14
11
392
14
12
389-2
30
*Also known as DYS 394
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Arturo,
I find this very interesting, and I was wondering what my father was talking about concerning “chinos” in Mexico. When I was in high school and college I would invite Filipino and Chinese fellow students (young men) that approached me to our home. I think they thought I was Asian at first. My father later said, “what is wrong with you, bringing these Filipinos and Chinos here?” I told him I found them interesting, intelligent, and that we were interested in each others’ ethnicity, etc. Then I asked him why he didn’t like them, and he said, “Because they came to Mexico and started marrying our women”. (My father was very provincial in his thinking despite having lived in the US since he was 10 years old in 1913). Was there a period of Asian immigration to Mexico around the turn of the 20th century that he would have heard about? He only lived in Jerez for 10 years, from his year of birth to 1913.
Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA —
Arturo,
I find this very interesting, and I was wondering what my father was talking about concerning “chinos” in Mexico. When I was in high school and college I would invite Filipino and Chinese fellow students (young men) that approached me to our home. I think they thought I was Asian at first. My father later said, “what is wrong with you, bringing these Filipinos and Chinos here?” I told him I found them interesting, intelligent, and that we were interested in each others’ ethnicity, etc. Then I asked him why he didn’t like them, and he said, “Because they came to Mexico and started marrying our women”. (My father was very provincial in his thinking despite having lived in the US since he was 10 years old in 1913). Was there a period of Asian immigration to Mexico around the turn of the 20th century that he would have heard about? He only lived in Jerez for 10 years, from his year of birth to 1913.
Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA —
