Hi Antonio,
Maybe you can clarify your question, but I know some have tested who have both Y and autosomal DNA coming from the mainland and whose ancestor was living in the Azores. But the person I'm thinking of was born in the middle 1800s.
Maybe you are talking about end of line ancestors from the 1500s who then link to someone on the mainland and so far, for me, the answer is no.
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Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] DNA matches that link the Azores to Mainland
Portugal
From: A Faria <[email protected]>
Date: Sat, October 18, 2014 12:07 pm
To: [email protected]
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I have taken several DNA tests mtDNA, Y-DNA and myOrigins and lack matches to mainland Portugal. I match one person from Lisbon through myOrigins but she has a verified Pereira ancestor from Castelo Branco,
Faial born about 1700. My mtDNA(T2b-T16296C!) and Y-DNA(J-M319) sub-haplogroups however are also uncommon and myOrigins really wasn't designed to connect people that share a common ancestor 15-20
generations ago.
My question is does anyone on this list have significant DNA matches that link the Azores to Mainland Portugal?
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