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E-M96 > E-M44

E-M44 (usually yDNA DYS391=9 and DYS392=12) Formerly E1a1
  • 89 members
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  • DOUGLAS Phelps
  • John Phelps

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Revised 4/2024

Membership requirements: A FTDNA YDNA Haplogroup test   (See E-M96 > E-M44 - Overview - FamilyTreeDNA

TO JOIN CLICK THE JOIN COMMENT ON THE UPPER RIGHT (SEEN BY THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SIGNED IN.

To appreciate the purpose of this project, you should review (click: The New FamilyTreeDNA Help Center - FamilyTreeDNA Blog 

In addition to genealogical matching, Y-DNA testing can also be used to discover the deep ancestry of your direct paternal line. This webinar focuses on Y-DNA haplogroups and how they relate to your deep ancestry. We’ll also discuss the Y-DNA Haplotree, SNPs and subclades.

E-M44 is a male sub-haplogroup of E and is not a surname project.  In almost all M44 men, we have discovered that yDNA STR markers are DYS391=9 and DYS392 = 12.


 MEMBERS ARE ADVISED TO CONSIDER PRIVACY ISSUES WITHIN AN EVOLVING  HAPLOGROUP PROJECT.  WHILE THE PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR ATTEMPTS TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY, THOSE WHO FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE SHOULD DROP OUT OF THE PROJECT. 
If you chose the default privacy options your ydna will be shown on the FTDNA pages ONlY to those who login to FTDNA


Members will be joined to our private Google discussion group 


For any questions, please contact dphelps61@alumni.wfu.edu or sailingdeacon@outlook.com


SNP (as opposed to STR) testing results are found in the Results dropdown link under About this Group

For more information about E-M44 visit the Related Google public Site .  For related papers, numerical data, and insightful comments by Robert Hall of our project, visit the site http://exploringe1a1.wordpress.com/
Visit the Google public Site for more information about M44 including the latest subclades/SNPs based on the SNPs of  members and others at Yfull.com.



Our project is listed at the International Society of Genetic Genealogy (ISOGG) YDNA haplogroup index page.