Starr (Y-DNA) - Revision history

Wing genealogist: /* Previous Y-DNA testing */

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‎Previous Y-DNA testing

Wing genealogist: /* Biography */

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‎Biography

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‎Status summary

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‎Biography

Wing genealogist: /* Completed as of February 26, 2021 */

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‎Completed as of February 26, 2021

Wing genealogist: /* DNA resultsOne Y-DNA descendant published his DNA line at: wikitree family tree for Starr R1b-P312 */

2022-01-16T12:24:53Z

‎DNA resultsOne Y-DNA descendant published his DNA line at: wikitree family tree for Starr R1b-P312

Wing genealogist: /* Previous Y-DNA testing */

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‎Previous Y-DNA testing

Wing genealogist: /* Second Generation */

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‎Second Generation

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‎Second Generation

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‎First Generation

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 ==DNA results<ref>One Y-DNA descendant published his DNA line at: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-2525 wikitree family tree for Starr]</ref> '''''R1b-Z17966'''''==
 ===Previous Y-DNA testing===
-The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) currently lists three individuals. None have done Y-SNP testing. Two have done Y-37 STR testing and the third has done Y-111 STR testing. FTDNA has predicted they fall under R1b-M269. Plugging the 111 STR markers into the [https://nevgen.org/ NevGen Haplogroup predictor] came up with a prediction of falling under R1b L21>DF13>CTS1751>Z17966 with a 60.95% probability. All other subclades came back with less than 2% probability and an "unsupported subclade" came back with a 36.87% probability.
+The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) currently lists three individuals. None have done Y-SNP testing, but two have Family Finder results with FTDNA stating they fall under R1b-L21. Plugging the 111 STR markers into the [https://nevgen.org/ NevGen Haplogroup predictor] came up with a prediction of falling under R1b L21>DF13>CTS1751>Z17966 with a 56.72% probability. All other subclades came back with less than 1% probability and an "unsupported subclade" came back with a 42.4% probability.
 NGS/WGS testing of the family would be able to further refine this prediction.

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 For more information see Merrick, Barbara Lambert, ed. Scott Andrew Bartley, ''Mayflower Families through Five Generations, vol. 24 (Brewster) Part I'' General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA 2014.
 ===First Generation===
-Dr. Thomas Starr was the son of Comfort Starr<ref>ancestry well documented in Ballou, Hosea Starr, ''Early Starrs in Kent & New England'', Boston, 1944</ref> and Elizabeth Watts. Thomas was baptized Ashford, Kent 31 Dec 1615 and died (before his father) Charlestown 26 Nov 1658. Thomas emigrated with his parents in 1635. He married Rachel ______. Among their children were Samuel and Benjamin.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-25 Dr. Thomas Starr] was the son of Comfort Starr<ref>ancestry well documented in Ballou, Hosea Starr, ''Early Starrs in Kent & New England'', Boston, 1944</ref> and Elizabeth Watts. Thomas was baptized Ashford, Kent 31 Dec 1615 and died (before his father) Charlestown 26 Nov 1658. Thomas emigrated with his parents in 1635. He married Rachel ______. Among their children were Samuel and Benjamin.
 ===Second Generation===
-Samuel Starr was born ''prob.'' Yarmouth bef. 1641 and died ''prob.'' New London bef. 2 Feb 1687/8. He married New London 23 Dec 1664 [[Oldham (mtDNA)#Second Generation |Hannah Brewster]] (daughter of Johnnathan and granddaughter of Elder William Brewster) and they had four children (born New London): Samuel (1665-1687 unm.), Thomas (1668), Comfort (1671 d.y.) and Jonathan (1673/4).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-3 Samuel Starr] was born ''prob.'' Yarmouth bef. 1641 and died ''prob.'' New London bef. 2 Feb 1687/8. He married New London 23 Dec 1664 [[Oldham (mtDNA)#Second Generation |Hannah Brewster]] (daughter of Johnnathan and granddaughter of Elder William Brewster) and they had four children (born New London): Samuel (1665-1687 unm.), Thomas (1668), Comfort (1671 d.y.) and Jonathan (1673/4).
-Benjamin Starr was born Yarmouth 6 Feb 1647/8 and died ''prob.'' New Haven bef. 30 Apr 1678. He married New Haven 23 Dec 1675 [[Allerton (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Elizabeth Allerton]]<ref>Elizabeth married second New Haven 22 Jul 1679 Simon Eyers.</ref> (granddaughter of Isaac Allerton & Fear, d/o Elder William Brewster). Benjamin and Elizabeth only had one child, Allerton (1677, d. y.).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-28 Benjamin Starr] was born Yarmouth 6 Feb 1647/8 and died ''prob.'' New Haven bef. 30 Apr 1678. He married New Haven 23 Dec 1675 [[Allerton (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Elizabeth Allerton]]<ref>Elizabeth married second New Haven 22 Jul 1679 Simon Eyers.</ref> (granddaughter of Isaac Allerton & Fear, d/o Elder William Brewster). Benjamin and Elizabeth only had one child, Allerton (1677, d. y.).
 ===Third Generation===
-Thomas Starr was born New London 27 Sep 1668 and died 30 Jan 1711/2 (bur. Morton-Avery Cem. Groton). He married New London 1 Jan 1694/5 Mary Morgan<ref>Mary married second aft 14 Dec 1717 William Pabodie (II).</ref> and they had seven children (born New London [now Groton]): Mary (1696), Hannah (1698), Thomas (1700-1701), Jerusha (1705), Rachel (1705), James (1708 m. Hannah _____) and Thomas (1711 m. Jerusha Street).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-48 Thomas Starr] was born New London 27 Sep 1668 and died 30 Jan 1711/2 (bur. Morton-Avery Cem. Groton). He married New London 1 Jan 1694/5 Mary Morgan<ref>Mary married second aft 14 Dec 1717 William Pabodie (II).</ref> and they had seven children (born New London [now Groton]): Mary (1696), Hannah (1698), Thomas (1700-1701), Jerusha (1705), Rachel (1705), James (1708 m. Hannah _____) and Thomas (1711 m. Jerusha Street).
-Jonathan Starr was born New London 23 Feb 1673/4 and died Groton 26 Aug 1747. He married New London 12 Jan 1698/9 Elizabeth Morgan<ref>Elizabeth married second Norwich 20 Sep 1749 Thomas Adgate</ref> and they had ten children (born Groton, which was separated from New London in 1705): Samuel (1699 m. Ann Bushnell), Elizabeth (1701), Jonathan (1705 m. Mary Seabury), Lucy (1708), Hannah (1710) Joseph (1713 m. Elizabeth Avery), Vine (1716 m. Mary Street), Richard (1718 m. Priscilla Smith), Mary (1722) and Katherine (1724 n.f.r.).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-50 Jonathan Starr] was born New London 23 Feb 1673/4 and died Groton 26 Aug 1747. He married New London 12 Jan 1698/9 Elizabeth Morgan<ref>Elizabeth married second Norwich 20 Sep 1749 Thomas Adgate</ref> and they had ten children (born Groton, which was separated from New London in 1705): Samuel (1699 m. Ann Bushnell), Elizabeth (1701), Jonathan (1705 m. Mary Seabury), Lucy (1708), Hannah (1710) Joseph (1713 m. Elizabeth Avery), Vine (1716 m. Mary Street), Richard (1718 m. Priscilla Smith), Mary (1722) and Katherine (1724 n.f.r.).

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 ==Status summary==
 ===Completed as of February 26, 2021 ===
 * [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) explored
 ==Biography==

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 ==Biography==
 ===First Generation===
 Dr. Thomas Starr was the son of Comfort Starr<ref>ancestry well documented in Ballou, Hosea Starr, ''Early Starrs in Kent & New England'', Boston, 1944</ref> and Elizabeth Watts. Thomas was baptized Ashford, Kent 31 Dec 1615 and died (before his father) Charlestown 26 Nov 1658. Thomas emigrated with his parents in 1635. He married Rachel ______. Among their children were Samuel and Benjamin.

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 ==Status summary==
 ===Completed as of February 26, 2021 ===
-* Recruiting direct male-line descendants of Samuel Starr for further SNP testing - anyone Y-DNA descendants interested in testing should contact Raymond Wing (email: wing.genealogist AT gmail DOT com)
+* Recruiting direct male-line descendants of Samuel Starr for further SNP testing - anyone Y-DNA descendants interested in testing should contact MayflowerDNA1620@gmail.com
 * [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) explored

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 ==DNA results<ref>One Y-DNA descendant published his DNA line at: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Starr-2525 wikitree family tree for Starr]</ref> '''''R1b-P312'''''==
 ===Previous Y-DNA testing===
-The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) currently lists three individuals. None have done Y-SNP testing. Two have done Y-37 STR testing and the third has done Y-111 STR testing. FTDNA has predicted they fall under R1b-M269. Plugging the 111 STR markers into the [https://nevgen.org/ NevGen Haplogroup predictor] was inconclusive, with a 65.8% chance of it falling into an unsupported clade. Since DYS492=12 it is likely the family falls under R-P312 (rather than U106 which has a strong modal value of DYS492=13).
+The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/STARR?iframe=ycolorized Starr Stoehr Stair Family DNA Project] Y-DNA Haplogroup R (Comfort Starr) currently lists three individuals. None have done Y-SNP testing. Two have done Y-37 STR testing and the third has done Y-111 STR testing. FTDNA has predicted they fall under R1b-M269. Plugging the 111 STR markers into the [https://nevgen.org/ NevGen Haplogroup predictor] came up with a prediction of falling under R1b L21>DF13>CTS1751>Z17966 with a 60.95% probability. All other subclades came back with less than 2% probability and an "unsupported subclade" came back with a 36.87% probability.
-NGS/WGS testing of the family would be able to further refine their haplogroup.
+NGS/WGS testing of the family would be able to further refine this prediction.
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