DNA of our ancestors

My ancestors are mostly people living in the area of ​​today's Polish. Probably many of them lived in the area since the formation of our country. Many were here even before, They appeared before tribal communities giving rise to particular nations. Registry books but also provided me with information about people with roots in other nations. Among the ancestors have m.in. wearers names typically German: FEIST, ARNDT, PREISS, GRUNDMANN, mostly belonging to the Lutherans (though in the case of Preiss-mother of my ancestor was Orthodox).

I also have ancestors among the people, which identifies the place of origin: For example,. John Michael Naim (ca.. 1694-1754) And his wife Jadwiga. At the baptism of his son, the priest entered the Hungarians Rudna near Temeswaru. Today, this place lies in Romania. Descendants of John called Węgrzynami (at the time it became the name of many of them).

Another ancestor Andreas Mazur came from Krnov in the Czech Republic. Finally, I also have ancestors among people, which circulate legends about the origin of Pedigree. These are Jacob Ulfik, who supposedly was a Danish soldier from Stralsund, and in time of war 30 years as a soldier wandered around in Sadow and the People Torbusów – from Germany.

Probably research Y -DNA their male descendants would give me an answer about the real origin of these persons. such ancestors, which can speculate as to their foreign origin probably everyone has a lot of. Just look at the names of my other ancestors: Rusek, Brytan, Arabic, Lviv, etc.. As it turned out also my Y-DNA haplogroup (J2-M102) is very rare in comparison to the average Pole. my DNA, as well as other people's DNA contains information about the origin of our ancestors by giving testimony of what mix of ethnic ethnically-we. Below the result obtained with the tested my autosomes showing the percentage of the origin of my ancestors, which DNA preserved in my genes. 1

Damian Jureczko

 


 

Below the map of the origin of the other members of our ancestors GTG

Joanna Skowron-Szalich


 

Mirosław Mitrenga

Mirek

 


 

Christopher Bull

My ancestors are mostly people living in the area of ​​today's Polish. Probably many of them lived in the area since the formation of our country. Many were here even before, They appeared before tribal communities giving rise to particular nations. Registry books but also provided me with information about people with roots in other nations. Among the ancestors have m.in. wearers names typically German: FEIST, ARNDT, PREISS, GRUNDMANN, mostly belonging to the Lutherans (though in the case of Preiss-mother of my ancestor was Orthodox).

I also have ancestors among the people, which identifies the place of origin: For example,. John Michael Naim (ca.. 1694-1754) And his wife Jadwiga. At the baptism of his son, the priest entered the Hungarians Rudna near Temeswaru. Today, this place lies in Romania. Descendants of John called Węgrzynami (at the time it became the name of many of them).

Another ancestor Andreas Mazur came from Krnov in the Czech Republic. Finally, I also have ancestors among people, which circulate legends about the origin of Pedigree. These are Jacob Ulfik, who supposedly was a Danish soldier from Stralsund, and in time of war 30 years as a soldier wandered around in Sadow and the People Torbusów – from Germany.

Probably research Y -DNA their male descendants would give me an answer about the real origin of these persons. such ancestors, which can speculate as to their foreign origin probably everyone has a lot of. Just look at the names of my other ancestors: Rusek, Brytan, Arabic, Lviv, etc.. As it turned out also my Y-DNA haplogroup (J2-M102) is very rare in comparison to the average Pole. my DNA, as well as other people's DNA contains information about the origin of our ancestors by giving testimony of what mix of ethnic ethnically-we. Below the result obtained with the tested my autosomes showing the percentage of the origin of my ancestors, which DNA preserved in my genes. 1

Damian Jureczko

 


 

Below the map of the origin of the other members of our ancestors GTG

Joanna Skowron-Szalich


 

Mirosław Mitrenga

Mirek

 


 

Christopher Bull

5 Comments on “DNA of our ancestors

  1. Joanna Skowron-Szalich

    And this is another interesting example of the origin of one of my family człoków – pay attention to the roots of the Ashkenazi.

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  2. Damian Jureczko

    Another example maps. This time, the person, which has a fairly uniform ancestors when it comes to the place of origin)

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  3. Sonja

    Hello Damian, we should get in touch and discuss Ulfiks. I have done Ancestry.com DNA and am an Ulfik descendant that lives in America. I was also given this information from the Ulfik family that lives in Koszecin. However, I have not seen it in the church register although I have studied it quite well. I speak only German and English. But have several Polish and English speaking friends. I have been doing genealogy for many years. I also have a blog. It is http://treeclimbingwithsonja.blogspot.com/ I also have many lines from this town, Kandzia, gralla, Ochmann, and more.

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  4. Damian Jureczko

    Hello Sonia . I know your page . I also am a descendant of Jacob Ulfik . He is also a descendant of Krzysztof Bulla. We want to compare your autosomal DNA . I would also like to explore once Y- DNA of a Ulfik . Regards
    Damian

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  5. Damian Jureczko

    On the other DNA.LAND you can see your score associated with the origin of ancestors. Just as it is the percentage FTDNA. In Annex result of my DNA

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