The Scots-Irish

'Young Frontiersman' by H. David Wright The Scots-Irish DNA project has reached 1,000 participating families.  This list below ...

Below is a list of families participating in the Scots-Irish DNA Project as of November 2015.  There are now over 900 participating familie...

The Scots-Irish DNA Project now has 761 participating families.  Below is a roster of the participating families.  As you can see the fami...

For members interested in a case study of a Family Tree DNA family project that located their cousins in Ulster and eventually located...

( Many Scots-Irish are in R-S1051 haplogroup.  A lot of research going on with this haplogroup; they appear to be indigenous to central Scot...

(additional information of the transfer offer from Family Tree to people who test with AncestryDNA and 23andMe) Family Tree DNA is now all...

Family Tree DNA is offering free transfers from 23andMe and AncestryDNA.  This is an excellent opportunity to upload your existed data into ...

Scots-Irish DNA project update 21 October 2014 The Scots-Irish DNA project has 504 participants as of this date.  Family Tree has added ma...

Of this morning, the project has 384 families participating.  The results page is current and most kits have been grouped by haplogroup desi...

The basics:  The Scots-Irish DNA project recommends the 111 marker Y chromosome DNA test.  If this is not within your budget, the 67 will do...

Dear Valued Customer,   In celebration of DNA Day and Arbor Day, we’re releasing our new Y-DNA Haplotree!  The new haplo...

Dear Valued Customer, Big changes are afoot at Family Tree DNA!  To commemorate DNA Day and Arbor Day, we are excited to an...

Mongavlin, the Castle of Iníon Dubh    In the sixteenth century Scottish Highlanders settled in the Laggan district of east Donegal...

The Niall of the Nine Hostages haplogroup (genetic signature) was one of the first large family groups discovered by DNA testing.  It wa...

  The research into the Mid Argyll Kinship Group picking up pace with the creation of the Mid Argyll Group DNA project.  The project w...