DYS  MARKER  #      
  
Expanded View of Y-DNA Test Results with Database Comparisons
( Comments are in the far right column )
      DYS  MARKER  #      
  
Kit #
 Name
 H
A
P
L
O
 3
9
3
 3
9
0
 1
9
 3
9
1
 3
8
5
a
 3
8
5
b
 4
2
6
 3
8
8
 4
3
9
 3
8
9
1
 3
9
2
 3
8
9
2
 4
5
8
 4
5
9
a
 4
5
9
b
 4
5
5
 4
5
4
 4
4
7
 4
3
7
 4
4
8
 4
4
9
 4
6
4
a
 4
6
4
b
 4
6
4
c
 4
6
4
d
 4
6
0
 G
A
T
A
H
4
 Y
C
A
II
a
 Y
C
A
II
b
 4
5
6
 6
0
7
 5
7
6
 5
7
0
 C
D
Y
a
 C
D
Y
b
 4
4
2
 4
3
8
 DYS MARKER # columns represent DNA Y
Chromosome Segment values for up to 37 DNA
markers tested.  HAPLO column is for Haplogroups
which denote deep family ancestry group relation-
ships.  Red Markers tend to mutate at a faster rate
than others.
55330
 William J.
Ham
1819 NC
1890 AL
   13
 22
 15
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 13
 11
 29
                                                   Results from  Leonard David (Dave) Hamm,
3 generations removed from William J. Ham.  This line
of descent is through Robert Solomon Ham.
                                                                                 
                                                                                 
Kit #
 Name
 H
A
P
L
O
 3
9
3
 3
9
0
 1
9
 3
9
1
 3
8
5
a
 3
8
5
b
 4
2
6
 3
8
8
 4
3
9
 3
8
9
1
 3
9
2
 3
8
9
2
 4
5
8
 4
5
9
a
 4
5
9
b
 4
5
5
 4
5
4
 4
4
7
 4
3
7
 4
4
8
 4
4
9
 4
6
4
a
 4
6
4
b
 4
6
4
c
 4
6
4
d
 4
6
0
 G
A
T
A
H
4
 Y
C
A
II
a
 Y
C
A
II
b
 4
5
6
 6
0
7
 5
7
6
 5
7
0
 C
D
Y
a
 C
D
Y
b
 4
4
2
 4
3
8
 DYS MARKER # columns represent DNA Y
Chromosome Segment values for up to 37 DNA
markers tested.  HAPLO column is for Haplogroups
which denote deep family ancestry group relation-
ships.  Red Markers tend to mutate at a faster rate
than others.
42370
 William J.
Ham
1819 NC
1890 AL
 I1a
 13
 22
 15
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 13

***
 11
 29

***
 14
 8
 9
 8
 11
 23
 16
 20
 27
 12
 14
 15
 16
 11
 10
 19
 21
 14
 14
 16
 20
 35
 36
 11
 10
 Marker test results in this row are from a Y-DNA
sample from Marvin J. Hamm, Jr., 5 generations
removed from William J. Ham.  *** Markers 389-1 &
389-2 are connected.  389-2 totals will effectively
"double record" changes which occur only in 389-1. In
this case there is only one mutation (389-1).  This line
of descent is through Robert Solomon Ham.
FTDNA


YHRD
 12 Marker
Database

11 Marker
Database



9 Markers

Haplotypes
as % of the
Population:
Norway
Denmark


London
Barcelona
Blekinge
Dusseldorf
Dusseldorf
Dusseldorf
Norway
 I1a


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%  
2.0
3.0

%  
0.7
0.9
2.5
1.4
4.7
2.0
4.4
 13


13
13
13
13

13




13
13


13
13
13
13
13
13
13
 22


22
22
22
22

22




22
22


22
22
22
23
22
23
23
 15


15
14
15
14

15




15
14


15
15
15
14
14
14
14
 10


10
10
10
10

10




10
10


10
10
10
10
10
10
10
 13


13
13
14
13

13




13
13


13
13
14
13
13
13
14
 14


14
14
14
15

14




14
14


14
14
14
14
14
14
14
 11
 14
 11


11
11
11
11

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 13


13
13
13
14

13




13
12


12
12
12
13
12
12
12
 11


11
11
11
11

11




11
11


11
11
11
11
11
11
11
 29


29
29
29
30

29




29
28


29
28
28
29
28
28
29
                                                


10
10
10
10

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 12 marker db -- 25 matches: Scotland = 11; Ireland,
Sweden, & England = 3; UK, Wales, Denmark,
Norway & France = 1 each
11 mkr db:  Denmark & Stuttgart, Germany = 1 each    
11 mkr db:  Denmark & Central Portugal = 1 each        
11 marker database:  Denmark = 1                               
11 marker database:  Denmark = 2                               

9 mkr db:11 matches: Sweden=3; Gotland,Sweden=1;
Vasterbotten, Sweden=1;Central Norway=1;
Hamburg,Germany=1; Tyrol, Austria = 1; Italy = 3        
                


Central Norway = 2%; Vasterbotten, Sweden = 2.4%   
Northern Norway = 4.4%; Greenland = 4.1% (Inuit);
Birmingham,UK = 2%                                                  .

London = 0.7%                                                              
Barcelona, Spain=0.9%; Vasterbotten,Sweden= 4.9%
Blekinge, Sweden 2.5%                                                
Dusseldorf, Germany = 1.4%                                        
Dusseldorf = 4.7%; Bern, Switzerland = 2.2%             .
Dusseldorf = 2%; Greifswald, Germany = 1%               
Northern Norway = 4.4%                                               
PQ4ZU
 Arthur
Hamm
1927-1978
WV
 I1a
 13
 22
 14
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 14
 11
 30
                                                   I have been unable to make contact with the DNA
donor for this listing.  Believed to be a cousin from
Dave Hamm's line.   Bluefield, West Virginia
Data from Ysearch.org
40777
 William
Ham, Sr.
1755 -1813
VA
 I1a
 13
 22
 14
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 14
 11
 30
 14
 8
 9
 8
 11
 23
 16
 20
 27
 12
 14
 15
 16
 11
 10
 19
 21
 14
 14
 16
 20
 36
 36
 11
 10
 Grayson County, VA (Southwestern VA); family
moved to Ashe Co., NC -- just across the border.  
This line of descent is through  William Ham, Sr.'s
son, William Ham, Jr. (1785 -- after 1860; Ashe Co.,
NC)  Ham Surname DNA Project    Dave Hamm
46246
 George
Ham 1760
England - ?
Augusta Co
Virginia ?
 I1a
 13
 22
 14
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 13
 11
 29
 14
 8
 9
 11
 11
 23
 16
 20
 27
 12
 14
 14
 16
 11
 10
 19
 21
 14
 14
 16
 20
 35
 36
 11
 10
 Augusta County, VA (NW VA) This line of descent is
through George Ham's son, William Ham; and his
grandson, George Thomas Hamm (1835 VA -- 1915
Missouri); contact Scott Hamm.  Possibly a common
ancestor in the 1700's.
Kit #
 Name
 H
A
P
L
O
 3
9
3
 3
9
0
 1
9
 3
9
1
 3
8
5
a
 3
8
5
b
 4
2
6
 3
8
8
 4
3
9
 3
8
9
1
 3
9
2
 3
8
9
2
 4
5
8
 4
5
9
a
 4
5
9
b
 4
5
5
 4
5
4
 4
4
7
 4
3
7
 4
4
8
 4
4
9
 4
6
4
a
 4
6
4
b
 4
6
4
c
 4
6
4
d
 4
6
0
 G
A
T
A
H
4
 Y
C
A
II
a
 Y
C
A
II
b
 4
5
6
 6
0
7
 5
7
6
 5
7
0
 C
D
Y
a
 C
D
Y
b
 4
4
2
 4
3
8
 DYS MARKER # columns represent DNA Y
Chromosome Segment values for up to 37 DNA
markers tested.  HAPLO column is for Haplogroups
which denote deep family ancestry group relation-
ships.  Red Markers tend to mutate at a faster rate
than others.
42370
 William J.
Ham
1819 NC
1890 AL
 I1a
 13
 22
 15
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 13

***
 11
 29

***
 14
 8
 9
 8
 11
 23
 16
 20
 27
 12
 14
 15
 16
 11
 10
 19
 21
 14
 14
 16
 20
 35
 36
 11
 10
 Marker test results in this row are from a Y-DNA
sample from Marvin J. Hamm, Jr., 5 generations
removed from William J. Ham.  *** Markers 389-1 &
389-2 are connected.  389-2 totals will effectively
"double record" changes which occur only in 389-1. In
this case there is only one mutation (389-1).  This line
of descent is through Robert Solomon Ham.
PQ4ZU
 Arthur
Hamm
1927-1978
WV
 I1a
 13
 22
 14
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 14
 11
 30
                                                   I have been unable to make contact with the DNA
donor for this listing.  Believed to be a cousin from
Dave Hamm's line.   Bluefield, West Virginia
Data from Ysearch.org
40777
 William
Ham, Sr.
1755-1813
VA
 I1a
 13
 22
 14
 10
 13
 14
 11
 14
 11
 14
 11
 30
 14
 8
 9
 8
 11
 23
 16
 20
 27
 12
 14
 15
 16
 11
 10
 19
 21
 14
 14
 16
 20
 36
 36
 11
 10
 Grayson County, VA (Southwestern VA); family
moved to Ashe Co., NC (Northwestern NC) -- just
across the border.  This line of descent is through  
William Ham, Sr.'s son, William Ham, Jr. (1785 -- after
1860; Ashe Co., NC)  Ham Surname DNA Project
Marv Hamm's Genealogy Home Page