"Thinking About a BigY Test," by Blaine Bettinger, August 1, 2017
Family Tree DNA, Learning Center and FAQs
Family Tree DNA - ISOGG Wiki page
Genographic Project - ISOGG Wiki page
Mutation Rates - ISOGG
Which DNA Test? (Wheaton, 2013 updated 2015)
The Y-Chromosome Tree Bursts Into Leaf - Molecular Biology and Evolution. (PDF version is free)
Big-Y at the FTDNA Learning Center
Introduction to the Big-Y, Family Tree DNA
Family Tree DNA Webinar - "Getting to Know Big-Y Results" (YouTube)
Testing and Analysing Big-Y, A Primer (Dennis Wright)
What About the Big-Y (Roberta Estes, 2013)
Y-DNA SNP Testing Chart (ISOGG) A comparison of testing services
FTDNA's Y-DNA111 test vs. Big-Y on STR markers 68-111
An Application of FTDNA's Big-Y Test to our Brewer Y-DNA Project (Executive Summary), Richard Brewer
An Application of FTDNA's Big-Y Test to our Brewer Y-DNA Project (Full Report), Richard Brewer
Addendum to Application of FTDNA's Big-Y Test to our Brewer Y-DNA Project, incorporating Embody data - August 11, 2015
2nd Application of FTDNA's Big-Y Test to our Brewer to our Brewer DNA Project (Brewer-Lanier Group) - September 2, 2015
Addition of kit 15737 FTDNA's Big-Y Test to the Brewer-Lanier Group, January 12, 2016
YFull - Experimental YTree- Main Page
Y-Chromosome Interpretation Service from Y-Full.com - Cruwys news 17 Sept. 2013
The links that follow are now outdated. Please refer to the post of July 31, 2017 for a current accounting and links.
Jan Brouwer, of Flatlands, L.I. branch on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP Y7214, five tests [id:YF01834, YF02203, YF02594, YF03578, YF09189]
George Brewer, of Brunswick Co., VA branch on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP I-Y15031. Fourteen tests total. Three defined Subclades: I-Y21524 [id: YF05626, YF04443]; I-Y29640 [id: YF09049, YF07910, YF03395]; I-Y23708 [id: YF09001, YF06846, YF06678, YF05926]; those not positive for one of the three subclades [YF08453, YF08001, YF03764, YF03577, YF03277] are defined by the parent subclade I-Y15031.
Brewer of Gloucestershire, England, late 15th Century on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017) Defined by SNP Y15575. One test [id:YF03562].
Ambrose Brewer (c.1753-1855), of Moore Co., NC and Hawkins Co., TN, branch on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP R-Y18435. Two tests [id:YF03733 (BREWER), YF04442 (SMITH)]. The results indicate that a common ancestor for BREWER and SMITH lived approx. 300 years ago or ca. 1715.
Adam Brouwer (c.1620-1692), of Gowanus, L.I., branch on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP E-Y19643. Five tests [id: YF08704, YF04988, YF03732] with one subclade E-BY6245 [YF08703, YF05152 (who are first cousins)].
Brewer of Essex, England on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017) Earliest ancestor is Joseph Brewer, b. ca. 1740 at Essex. Defined by R-Z1. One test [id:YF04537].
John Brewer of Sudbury, Massachusetts, added to the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP R-S1051. One test [id: YF05314].
Hubert Brower, Immigrant to Philadelphia in 1726 on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP R-Y30608. One test [id: YF07996].
Arthur Brewer Subgroup on the YFull Experimental YTree v5.03 (9 April 2017). Defined by SNP J-18401. Two tests [id: YF04560, YF04224].
Blogs
The Genetic Genealogist - Blaine Bettinger
Beginners Guide to Genetic Genealogy - Wheaton Surname Resources
DNAeXplained - Genetic Genealogy - Roberta Estes
Your Genetic Genealogist - CeCe Moore
Book Recommendations (Links lead to listings on Amazon.com. You may find them elsewhere. I am not compensated by or endorsing purchase through Amazon.com):
The Family Tree Guide to DNA Testing and Genetic Genealogy, by Blaine Bettinger (Family Tree Books, 2016).
Genetic Genealogy in Practice, by Blaine Bettinger (National Genealogical Society Inc., 2016).
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