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           Analysis and discussion of these test results (at bottom of page)
Wade Y-DNA Test Results Grid
Marker names appearing in bold red are considered fast moving markers
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9
3		3
9
0		1
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3
9
4		3
9
1		3
8
5
a		3
8
5
b		4
2
6		3
8
8		4
3
9		3
8
9
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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		Y

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T
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4		Y
C
A

I
I

a		Y
C
A

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I

b		4
5
6		6
0
7		5
7
6		5
7
0		C
D
Y
a		C
D
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b		4
4
2		4
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Derived Signature Of George Wade (which other tests in this grid are being compared against)
1
R-M269
1323141111141212111313291791011112515192915151617
Descendants of George Wade of Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia)
2351203
R-M269
132314111114121211131329
2N11808
R-M269
1323141111141212111313291791011112515192915151617
Various Wade Family Descendants (currently ungrouped, and with unknown lineages,
but having DNA signatures closely matching derived signature of George Wade)
3N68001
R-M269
132314111114121211131329
Marker Value Color Scale
≤-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 +1 +2 +3 +4 ≥+5

Y-DNA Lineage Of George Wade of Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia)
Kit 351203
Kit N11808
George Wade
( - 1814)
Hezekiah Wade
(1754 - 1834)
William Joseph Wade
(1790 - 1878)
Wenman Wade
(1818 - 1891)
Wenman Anthony Wade
(1852 - 1941)
Enzie Burl Wade Sr.
(1900 - 1970)
Enzie Burl Wade Jr.
(1925 - 2011)
(Living) Wade
Test Kit 351203
Alexander Wade
(1748 - 1803)
Thomas Wade
(1787 - 1869)
Test Kit N11808
(some generations omitted)
Kit 351203
Kit N11808
 

Analysis and discussion of Wade DNA test results:


Group 1: George Wade Derived Signature

This is a derived probable DNA signature for George Wade using the maximum parsimony method (fewest number of mutations required to explain a change) on group 2. It is possible for unlikely mutation sequences to occur, such as multiple mutations occurring in the same generation and thus obscuring the DNA signature of generations farther back than the one in which the mutation occurred. All methods for deriving DNA signatures are subject to uncertainty, but the maximum parsimony method reduces the possibility that a bias in the test results (many people tested from one branch of the family) unduly influences the derived DNA signature of the most recent common ancestor (MRCA). It is possible for such a bias to occur using the statistical mode method (the value that appears most often in a set of data) for deriving DNA signatures. For much more detailed explanations of the principles of deriving DNA signatures, the maximum parsimony method and the statistical mode method, see the following articles:

Deriving DNA signatures

Maximum parsimony

Statistical mode

Group 2: George Wade of Monongalia County, Virginia (now West Virginia) Descendants

More results and analysis coming soon