R-P312 · Glasgow surname archive

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Using the YDNA results from the Group Time Tree: Glasgow Surname we get the following groups.

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Group 2 is associated with the ancient haplogroup R-Z209 (2200BCE). This diverged from R-L151 into R-P312 around 4,800 years ago in Eurasia, as opposed to R-U106 for group 1.

Personal match details, tester identifiers and private information are omitted from this public edition; the historical research and source references are retained. Given the other Glasscock YDNA testers in this group and the tendency for Glasscock's to drop the 'ck', the similarity here with the Glasgow surname is likely coincidental.

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Using the YDNA results from the [https://discover.familytreedna.com/groups/glasgow/tree?subgroups=52289,94891 Group Time Tree: Glasgow Surname] we get the following groups.

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Group 2 is associated with the ancient haplogroup R-Z209 (2200BCE). This diverged from R-L151
into R-P312 around 4,800 years ago in Eurasia, as opposed to R-U106 for group 1. 

Personal match details, tester identifiers and private information are omitted from this public edition; the historical research and source references are retained.
Given the other Glasscock YDNA testers in this group and the tendency for Glasscock's to [https://archive.ph/OZSgC drop the 'ck'], the similarity here with the Glasgow surname is likely coincidental.