R-S14827
This is the haplogroup label carried by the supplied project record. Follow each linked line to inspect its stated test, reported root and documentary route.
R-S14827
This is the haplogroup label carried by the supplied project record. Follow each linked line to inspect its stated test, reported root and documentary route.
Reported estimate: 379 CE · reported 95%: 72 BCE–741 CE
TMRCA from the supplied research snapshot, not a date of migration or surname adoption.
The connecting branch is where the journey belongs.
S14827 and the timeline’s FTC49014 node connect the older northern family to FT4811. This is the genetic stretch across which the project explores direct North Sea movement and a longer route through Normandy.
The genetic context
S14827 is estimated around 379 CE, with a reported range of 72 BCE–741 CE. FTC49014 is labelled around 500 CE. The tree gives these generations a place even when the family records have not survived.
The historical interpretation
A direct early British crossing, Norse-era movement and continental settlement before a Norman-era arrival all start within the broader northern geography described by the timeline.
A family split and a migration can be separated by many generations. The useful task is to reconstruct the geographic history of the descendant branch: which cousins stayed nearby, which developed elsewhere, and where later families first enter the record.
Next research step: Compare the earliest places associated with lines close to FTC49014 and FT4811, including continental as well as British roots.
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