My name is Dr. Ronald Hans Dysvick
and I started this site. If you have any comments or feedback about this site, please click here to contact me. Our family tree is posted online on this site! There are 15649 names in our family site. The earliest event is the birth of Juffer HUNINGA (1315). The most recent event is the birth of <Private> HILL (June 20 2011). The site was last updated on May 28 2012, and it currently has 42 registered member(s). If you wish to become a member too, please click here. Enjoy!
H3 is the second most common branch of H. Like H1, it is found mainly in Western Europe. However, H3 is not found in significant frequencies in the Near East. It is at its highest frequency in Iberia and Sardinia, and is about 16,000 years old. While some H3 samples have been found in the Near East, they may be present there due to more recent migrations from Europe. The country showing the greatest percentage of matches with Ron's maternal lineage is Morocco among Sephardic Jews.
The Drenthes were relatives prior to the marriage of Jantje Woltjer to Wilko.The Family Tree Builder software, however, assumes the closest relative to Chad Dysvick (Jantje) and translates all the other Drenthe relationships in terms of Jantje. Prior to inserting Jantje, the Drenthes were cousins.
Menzo Nomnes 1560-1618 is a 14th generation great grandfather of Chad Dysvick. His son Hillebrand Menses 1605-1639, 13th generation great grandfather of Chad, Hillebrand's son Mense Hillebrants 1633-1662, 12the generation great grandfather of Chad, Mense's daughter Tjaecktjen Peters Menses 1655-1704 married a Swijgman is the 11th generation great grandmother of Chad, Tjaecktjen's son Geuke Hermans Harms 1685-1724 is the 10th generation great grandfather of Chad, Geuke's son Pieter Geukes 1706-1760 is the 9th generation great grandfather of Chad, Pieter's son Freerk Mentkes Kuiper 1741-1792 is the 8th generation great grandfather of Chad, Freerk's daughter Elizabeth Freerks Kuiper is the 7th generation great grandmother of Chad married a Woltjer, Elizabeth's son Freerk Jacobs Woltjer 1811-1878 is the 6th generation great grandfather of Chad, Freerk's son Derk Freerks Woltjer 1838-? is the 5th generation great grandfather of Chad.
The Drenthes became relatives when Titia Lubbartus Fabius 1735-1795 married Wilke Harms Drenthe 1732-1785.
Menzo Nomnes 1560-1618 had a son Nanno Menses 1590-1633 (brother of Hillebrand Menses) who had a son Aeldrick Nomnes 1625-1677; Aeldrick had a son Nomno Aeldricks 1662-1733, Nomno had a daughter Fenje Nomnes 1685-? who married Karseen Roberts 1680-?, they had a daughter Aafje Karseens 1709-?, Aafje had a daughter Titia Lubbartus Fabius. Therefore, both Drenthes and Chad Dysvick descend from the same great grandparents.
See the amazing story of this surname by copying and pasting the following link into your browser: http://www.eupedia.com/europe/origins_haplogroups_europe.shtml
Ancient ancestry:
The Artisans
Haplogroup:
R1b1a2a1a1b4; L-21 Celtic-Viking
Ron's ancient ancestral haplogroup is R1b1a2a1a1b4. This result means Ron is a subgroup of R1b, and here is that ancestral story. Because R1b was a predecessor to Ron's group, the majority of this story applies to Ron as well.
Ancient Ancestry haplogroup R1b, the Artisans, first arrived in Europe from west Asia about 35,000- 40,000 years ago at the dawning of the Aurignacian culture. This culture was remarkable for its subtle yet significant technological progress, like the shift from random flint collection to the use of a single stone core to shape flint tools as needed. Aurignacian decorative beads and jewelry could also be the first sign we have of the uniquely human quality of self-awareness and adornment. Additionally, some anthropologists believe that the Aurignacian culture was the first to paint. Either way, the people of this time period left behind fascinating cave paintings in France, Spain and Portugal.
The greatest paternal (i.e., Y-DNA) matches are among the Celtic peoples although Ron's paternal line for many generations has been from Norway.
See the accompanying Y-DNA certificate, SNP certificate, and Haplotree in the full article..
Here is a link to the story of Ursula. Sheryl's haplogroup is U5 with mutations 16172C, 16174T, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16291T, and 16399G. Mutation 16270T is seen in Haplogroup U5b2a1. Mutation 16291T is seen in Haplogroup U5a1b1. Mutation 16192T is found in Haplogroups U5a1b1e and u5a2d and U5b1c2 and U5b2a1b and, finally U5b2b. There are, therefore, likely shared ancestors within the U5 haplogroup family. Copy and paste this link into your browser:
The following names have been determined to sound like the name WOLTJER. This has been determined using an analysis of these names using phonetics. Many of our ancestors' names' spellings changed when they immigrated into a new country, especially when there was a language barrier. Check out some of these names that may be similar enough to your researched name and you may be able to break through some brick walls.
