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Open Rose Y-DNA Surname Project
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| Open Rose: an Alternate Site for the ROSE Y-DNA Surname Project |
| UPDATE (21 Feb 2017): The administrator of the FamilyTreeDNA
ROSE project resigned and invited me to adopt the project. I accepted.
This alternative web site, which I opened back in 2008, then stopped updating
in 2012, will be undergoing a major overhall in the coming months.
Both this site and the official FTDNA web site will be maintained.
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| FAQs
— Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding Your Test Results Introduction to Genetic Genealogy see also
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| Early in the history of the ROSE Y-DNA project, many members were tested
to only 25 markers. In most cases, 25 markers is insufficient to
adequately support relationships. While even twelve markers may be
enough to disprove a relationship, 67 markers has become the "sweet
spot" for confidently asserting a connection and is, in some cases, the
minimum. So, my advice to anyone who initially tested fewer markers
is to immediately upgrade to at least 67 markers.
Upgrading to more markers is especially critical if you are Haplogroup R1b, the most common haplogroup in western Europe. Some 70-80% of males in the British Isles are Hg R1b making it very easy to get a match merely by coincidence. If you are getting matches in other surnames, especially if you are getting a lot of them, you definitely need to upgrade to "shake off" these coincidental matches. Surname ROSE has many different origins, and it's a common surname in the United States — in the 1990 census, it ranked 157th in frequency out of nearly 90,000 surnames. Because of this diversity and abundance, it's possible to get a low-level match with another ROSE — one as high as 25/25 — and still not be related, at least not within "genealogical time" (ca. 500 yrs or 15 generations) — we're all related if you back far enough. |
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Links to Results, Lineages,
and Analyses by Haplogroup
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| External Links to
Related Genealogy Web Sites
(If you would like your site listed, please contact me.) George ROSE's Genealogy Web Site Bill ROSE's WorldConnect File: The ROSEs of Kilravock… Brouwer
Genealogy: John Rose of Ohio
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