Ron Haggart
Honor Code SignatorySigned 10 Jan 2020 | 3,476 contributions | 37 thank-yous | 1,166 connections
Signed 10 Jan 2020 | 3,476 contributions | 37 thank-yous | 1,166 connections
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Ron Haggart
Born 1940s.
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R.P. & P. Haggart for a pump on Richmond River part portion 4 & Part 3 REM Parish Wiangaree County Rous for irrigation of 30 hectares (Our Ref: 6004779 t GA2.30521S).
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First-hand information. Entered by Ronald Haggart at registration.
Ancestry AUTOSOMAL DNA MATCHES - - descendant from James Stewart Haggart-3501890-1966 5th – 8th Cousin, descendant from Peter Paton Haggart-406 1885- 4th – 6th Cousin, descendant from David Haggart-412 1794-, 5th – 8th Cousin, descendant from Peter Haggart-111 1791-1869, descendant from James Haggart-481 5th – 8th Cousin, descendant from Ethel Victoria Mclean-12279,
FamilyTreeDNA BigY indicates paternal Q-FTA18474 and only matched to one other person from Scotland. The man who is the most recent common ancestor of this line is estimated to have been born around 1750 CE.
- Q-FTA18474's paternal line was formed when it branched off from the ancestor Q-JN15 and the rest of mankind around 50 BCE.
- The paternal line for Q-FTA18474 includes Q-JN15, Q-JN14, Q-BY1771, Q-L804, Q-CTS11969, Q-CTS3814, Q-L54, Q-L53, Q-M346 Q-MEH2 (Q1), Q-M242 ……….....… A-PR2921 (Y-Adam), A000-T (Neanderthal divergence), A0000 (Denisovan divergence).
- The Q-L804 is a very rare haplogroup and only a few people in North America and North Europe share this haplogroup.
- Based on other branches of the Q-JN14 it looks like the area around Ålesund (Møre og Romsdal) is the "hotspot" for raid, migration and settlement on the Atlantic Islands and Northern part of British Isles.
FamilyTreeDNA maternal indicates U5a1a2a from Ireland.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/231898920?searchTerm=Haggart
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I do see your name mentioned quite a bit on WikiTree. Thank you for the suggestion re marriage of Robert Robinson to Eunice Lena Bullock BDM No. 13287/1913 at Redfern, NSW. I have added Robert as spouse of Eunice and yet I know little about his details; birth/death dates and places. Will fill in data when time permits.
Your heads up much appreciated! Regards Geof
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Thank you!
Dave