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Gries Y DNA, anyone know what it is?

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Is there a male with the Gries surname that has done the Y DNA test?
in The Tree House by Living Brown G2G Rookie (250 points)
There are likely a number of different Y-dna results for men with the Gries surname.

My surname includes R, G, I, E, L, and J haplogroups.

Do you have a particular Gries family that you are inquiring about?
by Frank Gill G2G Astronaut (2.6m points)

Rudolph Gries 1863–1941

BIRTH 02 MAY 1863 • Scott County, Iowa

DEATH 03 OCT 1941 • Holstein, Iowa

Married to Dora Koch born 1862-1949

by Living Brown G2G Rookie (250 points)

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