DNA Ancestor Confirmation Aid for Barbara (Hohenzollern) von Brandenburg
This Ancestor Confirmation Aid (ACA) does something that's only possible on WikiTree:
reveals other descendants of your ancestors whose DNA tests could be used to scientifically confirm relationships in your family tree.
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1. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 2
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 3.
Barbara Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-98)Born 10 Aug 1527. Died 02 Jan 1595.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Barbara's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
Parents of Barbara von Brandenburg
2. Goals: Use yDNA to confirm he is the son of 4
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 5.
Joachim Hector Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-49)Born Cölln, Berlin, Germany 13 Jan 1505. Died Köpenick, Berlin, Germany 03 Jan 1571.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hohenzollern-49 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Joachim II's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Hohenzollern DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Joachim II's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
3. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 6
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 7.
Magdalene Wettin (Wettin-24)Born Dresden, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 07 Mar 1507. Died Berlin Jan 1534.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Wettin-24 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Magdalene's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
Grandparents of Barbara von Brandenburg
4. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 8
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 9.
Joachim Nestor Buren (Buren-16)Born Cölln an der Spree, Berlin, Germany 21 Feb 1484. Died Stendal, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany 11 Jul 1535.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Buren-16 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Joachim I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Buren DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Buren-16 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Joachim I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
5. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 10
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 11.
Elisabeth Oldenburg (Oldenburg-133)Born Fyn, Denmark 24 Jun 1485. Died Berlin, Germany 10 Jun 1555.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Elisabeth's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
6. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 12
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 13.
Georg Wettin (Wettin-54)Born Meissen,Sachsen 27 Aug 1471. Died Dresden,Sachsen 17 Apr 1539.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Georg's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Georg's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
7. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 14
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 15.
Barbara Jagiellonka (Jagiellonka-4)Born 15 Jul 1478. Died 15 Feb 1534.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Jagiellonka-4 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Barbara's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
Great-Grandparents of Barbara von Brandenburg
8. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 16
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 17.
Johann Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-121)Born Ansbach, Bayern, 02 Aug 1455. Died Arneburg 09 Jan 1499.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hohenzollern-121 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Johann's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Hohenzollern DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Johann's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
9. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 18
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 19.
Margarete Wettin (Wettin-120)Born Weimar, Langrafschaft Thüringen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 1449. Died Spandau, Kurfürstentum Brandenburg, Heiliges Römisches Reich 13 Jul 1501.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Wettin-120 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Margarete's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
10. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 20
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 21.
Johannes Oldenburg (Oldenburg-23)Born Skanderborg Castle, Jutland, Denmark abt 02 Feb 1454. Died Nyborg Castle, Nyborg, Svendborg, Denmark abt 20 Feb 1512.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other yDNA 17 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Oldenburg-23 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup R-M269
- MitoYDNA ID Z10007 [compare]
- Comments: Y-STR testing using AmpFLSTER Yfiler under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Medical School, Worcester, MA, from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People. Y-GATA-H4 is reported by the VIGG and UMASS as 12 but recorded as 11 to conform to YSearch. Haplogroup predicted to be R-M269 (aka R1b1a2 per ISOGG Y Tree, 17 August 2015).
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Hans's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Oldenburg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Hans's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
11. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 22
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 23.
Christine Wettin (Wettin-26)Born Torgau, Saxony, Germany 25 Dec 1461. Died Odense, Denmark 08 Dec 1521.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Christine's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
12. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 24
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 25.
Albert Wettin (Wettin-18)Born Saxony, Germany 27 Jan 1443. Died Saxony, Germany 12 Sep 1500.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Albert III's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Albert III's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
13. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 26
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 27.
Zdenka Podibrad (Podibrad-1)Born Poděbrady, Čechy 14 Nov 1449. Died Tharandt, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 02 Feb 1510.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Sidonie's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
14. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 28
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 29.
Kazimierz Jagiellończyk (Jagiellończyk-2)Born Krakow, Krakow, Poland 30 Nov 1427. Died Old Hrodna Castle, Grodno, Poland 07 Jun 1492.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Kazimierz IV's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Jagiellończyk DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Kazimierz IV's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
15. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 30
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 31.
Elisabeth Habsburg (Habsburg-44)Born Wien, Österreich aft 1436. Died Krakow, Malopolskie, Poland 30 Aug 1505.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Habsburg-44 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Elisabeth's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
Second Great-Grandparents of Barbara von Brandenburg
16. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 32
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 33.
Albrecht Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-100)Born Tangermünde, Deutschland 24 Nov 1414. Died Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland 11 Mar 1486.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hohenzollern-100 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Albrecht Achilles's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Hohenzollern DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Albrecht Achilles's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
17. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 34
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 35.
Margarethe Baden (Baden-47)Born 1431. Died Ansbach, Margrafschaft Brandenburg, Heiliges Römisches Reich 24 Oct 1457.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Margarethe's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
18. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 36
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 37.
Wilhelm Baden (Baden-50)Born Meissen 30 Apr 1425. Died Weimar 17 Sep 1482.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Wilhelm III's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Baden DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Wilhelm III's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
19. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 38
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 39.
Anna Habsburg (Habsburg-52)Born Wien, Erzherzogtum Österreich 12 Apr 1432. Died Eckartsberga, Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 14 Nov 1462.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Habsburg-52 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Anna's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
20. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 40
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 41.
Christian Oldenberg (Oldenberg-15)Born Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany Feb 1426. Died Kobenhavn, Denmark 21 May 1481.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other yDNA 17 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Oldenberg-15 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup R-M269
- MitoYDNA ID Z10007 [compare]
- Comments: Y-STR testing using AmpFLSTER Yfiler under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Medical School, Worcester, MA, from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People. Y-GATA-H4 is reported by the VIGG and UMASS as 12 but recorded as 11 to conform to YSearch. Haplogroup predicted to be R-M269 (aka R1b1a2 per ISOGG Y Tree, 17 August 2015).
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Christian I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
The Oldenberg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Christian I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
21. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 42
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 43.
Dorothea Brandenburg-Kulmbach (Brandenburg-Kulmbach-1)Born Denmark 1430. Died Kalundborg, Vestsjalland, Denmark 10 Nov 1495.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Dorothea's DNA Ancestors page.
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22. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 44
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 45.
Ernst Wettin (Wettin-65)Born Dresden,Saxony 24 Mar 1441. Died Colditz 26 Aug 1486.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Ernst I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Ernst I's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
23. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 46
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 47.
Elisabeth Wittelsbach (Wittelsbach-59)Born Munchen, Bayern 02 Feb 1443. Died Leipzig, Sachsen, Deutschland(HRR) 05 Mar 1484.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Elisabeth's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
24. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 48
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 49.
Friederich Wettin (Wettin-19)Born Meissen, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 1412. Died Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 1464.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Friederich II's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Friederich II's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
25. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 50
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 51.
Margarethe Österreich (Österreich-4)Born abt 1416. Died Altenburg, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 12 Dec 1486.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Margarethe's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
26. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 52
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 53.
Jiří Poděbrad (Poděbrad-7)Born 23 Apr 1420. Died 22 Mar 1471.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Jiří's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Poděbrad DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Jiří's DNA Ancestors page.
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27. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 54
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 55.
Kunigunde Šternberk (Šternberk-2)Born 18 Nov 1422. Died 19 Nov 1449.
Two descendants who carry Kunhuta's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
28. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 56
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 57.
Jogaila Gediminaitis (Gediminaitis-11)Born Vilnius, Vilnius, Lithuania abt 1351. Died Gorodok Yagellonski, Lvov, Ukraine 01 Jun 1434.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Władysław II Jagiełło's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Gediminaitis DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Władysław II Jagiełło's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
29. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 58
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 59.
Сафія Андрэеўна Andrejevna (Andrejevna-1)Born Olsanica, Kiev, Ukraine abt 1405. Died Krakow, Krakowkiego, Poland abt 21 Sep 1461.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Zofia's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
30. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 60
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 61.
Albrecht Hapsburg (Hapsburg-1)Born Wien, Wien, Austria abt 16 Aug 1397. Died Neszmély, Komárom, Hungary abt 27 Oct 1439.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Albrecht V's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Hapsburg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Albrecht V's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
31. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 62
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 63.
Eliska Luxembourg (Luxembourg-128)Born Praha, Praha, Czech Republic 07 Oct 1409. Died Esztergom, Hungary 19 Dec 1442.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Luxembourg-128 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Eliska's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on choosing a test-taker.
Third Great-Grandparents of Barbara von Brandenburg
Friedrich Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-47)Born Nürnberg, Deutschland 21 Sep 1371. Died Kadolzburg, Deutschland 20 Sep 1440.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hohenzollern-47 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
Two descendants who carry Friedrich VI-I's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Elisabeth Wittelsbach (Wittelsbach-63)Born Landshut, Niederbayern, Bayern, Germany 1383. Died Ansbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany abt 1442.
Two descendants who carry Elisabeth's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Jakob Baden (Baden-8)Born 15 Mar 1407. Died Mühlburg, Stadt Karlsruhe, Baden 13 Oct 1453.
Two descendants who carry Jakob I's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Baden DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Jakob I's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Catherine of Lorraine (Lorraine-54)Born Amberg, Amberg, Bayern, Germany 1402. Died Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany 01 Mar 1439.
Two descendants who carry Catherine of's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Friedrich Wettin (Wettin-1)Born Dresden, Dresden, Saxony 11 Apr 1370. Died Altenburg, S-Altn, Th 04 Jan 1428.
Two descendants who carry Friedrich I's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Friedrich I's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Katherine Braunschweig (Braunschweig-17)Born 1389. Died Grimma, Leipzig, Saxony 28 Dec 1442.
Two descendants who carry Katherine's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Albrecht Hapsburg (Hapsburg-1)Born Wien, Wien, Austria abt 16 Aug 1397. Died Neszmély, Komárom, Hungary abt 27 Oct 1439.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht V's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Hapsburg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht V's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Eliska Luxembourg (Luxembourg-128)Born Praha, Praha, Czech Republic 07 Oct 1409. Died Esztergom, Hungary 19 Dec 1442.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Luxembourg-128 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.
Dietrich Oldenberg (Oldenberg-30)Born Oldenburg, Saxony 1398. Died Oldenburg, Saxony abt 14 Feb 1443.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other yDNA 17 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Oldenberg-30 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup R-M269
- MitoYDNA ID Z10007 [compare]
- Comments: Y-STR testing using AmpFLSTER Yfiler under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts (UMASS) Medical School, Worcester, MA, from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People. Y-GATA-H4 is reported by the VIGG and UMASS as 12 but recorded as 11 to conform to YSearch. Haplogroup predicted to be R-M269 (aka R1b1a2 per ISOGG Y Tree, 17 August 2015).
Two descendants who carry Dietrich's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Hedwig Holstein (Holstein-107)Born Itzehoe, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia abt 1400. Died Oldenburg, Saxony, Germany 1436.
Two descendants who carry Helvig's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Johann Hohenzollern (Hohenzollern-1)Born Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia 1406. Died Heilsbronn, Ansbach, Bayern, Germany 16 Nov 1464.
Applicable Y-chromosome test(s):
- John Brandenburg (Brandenburg-168) - FTDNA Y-Chromosome 67 markers
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hohenzollern-1 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup J-L70
- Family Tree DNA kit 55676
Two descendants who carry Johann's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Barbara Sachsen (Sachsen-107)Born Dresden, Stadt Dresden, Sachsen, Germany 1405. Died Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany 10 Oct 1465.
Two descendants who carry Barbara's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Friederich Wettin (Wettin-19)Born Meissen, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 1412. Died Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 1464.
Two descendants who carry Friederich II's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Friederich II's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Margarethe Österreich (Österreich-4)Born abt 1416. Died Altenburg, Kurfürstentum Sachsen, Heiliges Römisches Reich 12 Dec 1486.
Two descendants who carry Margarethe's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Albrecht Wittelsbach (Wittelsbach-60)Born Bavaria 27 Mar 1401. Died München, Bayern, Deutschland(HRR) 29 Feb 1460.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht III's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Wittelsbach DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht III's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Anna Braunschweig-Grubenhagen (Braunschweig-Grubenhagen-3)Born abt 1420. Died 1495.
Two descendants who carry Anna's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Friedrich Wettin (Wettin-1)Born Dresden, Dresden, Saxony 11 Apr 1370. Died Altenburg, S-Altn, Th 04 Jan 1428.
Two descendants who carry Friedrich I's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Wettin DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Friedrich I's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Katherine Braunschweig (Braunschweig-17)Born 1389. Died Grimma, Leipzig, Saxony 28 Dec 1442.
Two descendants who carry Katherine's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Ernst Habsburg (Habsburg-121)Born Bruck an der Mur, Herzogtum Steiermark 1377. Died Bruck an der Mur, Herzogtum Steiermark 10 Jun 1424.
Two descendants who carry Ernst I's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Habsburg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Ernst I's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Cymbarka Piast (Piast-282)Born Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Polska abt 1394. Died Türnitz, Niederösterreich, Österreich 28 Sep 1429.
Two descendants who carry Cymbarka's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Viktoryn Kunštát (Kunštát-1)Born 1403. Died 01 Jan 1457.
Two descendants who carry Viktorín's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Kunštát DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Viktorín's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Anna Wartenberg (Wartenberg-9)Born Wartenberg (Lipa Ceská), South Moravia, Czech Republic 1402. Died Prague, Kingdom of Bohemia abt 01 Jan 1427.
Two descendants who carry Anna's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Algirdas Gediminaitis (Gediminaitis-8)Born abt 1296. Died Vilnius, Vilnius, Lithuania May 1377.
Two descendants who carry Algirdas's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Gediminaitis DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Algirdas's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Ульяна Александровна Aleksandrovna of Tver (Aleksandrovna_of_Tver-1)Born Pskov, Russia 1331. Died Vilnyus, Lithuania 1392.
Two descendants who carry Ульяна's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Андрэй Іванавіч Prince of Holszany (Prince_of_Holszany-1)Born Golshany, Molodechno, Byelorussia, 1374. Died Golshany, Molodechno, Bylorussia, 1419.
Two descendants who carry Андрэй's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Prince of Holszany DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Андрэй's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Аляксандра Dymitrovna (Dymitrovna-1)Born Golshany, Molodechno, Byelorussia, 1380. Died 1426.
Two descendants who carry Аляксандра's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Albrecht Habsburg (Habsburg-43)Born Wien, Wien, Austria 19 Sep 1377. Died Klosterneuburg, Niederoesterreich, Austria 14 Sep 1404.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht IV's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Habsburg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Albrecht IV's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Johanna Sophia van Beieren Straubing (Van_Beieren_Straubing-1)Born Le Quesnoy, Nord, France 13 Sep 1377. Died Le Quesnoy, Nord, France 15 Nov 1410.
Two descendants who carry Johanna Sophia's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Sigismund Luxembourg (Luxembourg-123)Born Praha, Böhmen 14 Feb 1368. Died Znojmo, Moravia 09 Dec 1437.
Two descendants who carry Sigismund's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Luxembourg DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Sigismund's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Barbara Von Cilli (Von_Cilli-1)Born Celje, Slovenia, Yugoslavia abt 1392. Died Melnik, Melnik, Czechoslovakia abt 1451.
Applicable mitochondrial DNA test(s):
- Nicholas II (Romanov) Романов (Romanov-29) - Other mtDNA Full Sequence
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Von_Cilli-1 | Relationship to Hohenzollern-98
- Haplogroup T2a1a
- MitoYDNA ID Z10200 [compare]
- Comments: NCBI Number FJ656215
Mitochondrial DNA extracted under the supervision of Evgeny Rogaev (Moscow State University and University of Massachusetts) by the Vavilov Institue of General Genetics (VIGG, Moscow) and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA) from the exhumed remains of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. C/T heteroplasmy exhibited at position 16169 (16169Y). For more information see Rogaev EI, Grigorenko AP, Moliaka YK et al. Genomic identification in the historical case of the Nicholas II royal family. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2009; 106: 5258–63, p. 5, and Haplogroups of Notable People.