About us
The surname of NANKIVELL first appeared in the St. Columb Major - St. Mawgan-in-Pydar area of Cornwall, England, in the early 1400s.
This project allows men with the surname of NANKIVELL (or similar spelling), to determine whether or not they are genetically connected with, and descend from, John Typpett-Nanskivell. The 67 marker value analysis is now the "standard test" for this project as it provides the desired accuracy and information detail to determine whether a man is a "genetic" Nankivell descendant. The 111 marker value analysis, however, provides greater information and is useful when combined with the latest SNP information.
The Nankivell Group have two STR’s that are unique to us, DYS481 at 20 allele and DYS492 at 11 allele. If your STR test results show different values for DYS481 and DYS 492 then unfortunately you do not come from the same lineage as the other members.
This project allows men with the surname of NANKIVELL (or similar spelling), to determine whether or not they are genetically connected with, and descend from, John Typpett-Nanskivell. The 67 marker value analysis is now the "standard test" for this project as it provides the desired accuracy and information detail to determine whether a man is a "genetic" Nankivell descendant. The 111 marker value analysis, however, provides greater information and is useful when combined with the latest SNP information.
The Nankivell Group have two STR’s that are unique to us, DYS481 at 20 allele and DYS492 at 11 allele. If your STR test results show different values for DYS481 and DYS 492 then unfortunately you do not come from the same lineage as the other members.