DNA Ancestors View for Michael Scanlon

Here is how Michael Scanlon inherited his Y chromosome, X chromosome and mitochondrial DNA. (For autosomal DNA see Michael's full family tree.) more information

Y Chromosome

The Y chromosome is passed down from father to son. Here are Michael's direct paternal line ancestors. more information

[Private Father (1940s - unknown)] [confident]
Charles Edward Scanlon

(13 Nov 1919 - 05 Jan 1980)
Edward Martin Scanlon

(01 Nov 1893 - 12 May 1964)
David E Scanlon

(abt May 1861 - abt May 1961)
[Third Great-Grandfather Unknown]
[Fourth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
[Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
[Sixth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
[Seventh Great-Grandfather Unknown]

Mitochondrial DNA

Mitochondrial DNA is passed down from mother to child. Here are Michael's direct maternal line ancestors. more information

[Private Mother (1950s - unknown)] [confident]
Gloria Jo-Ann Whiting

(30 Dec 1926 - 01 Jun 2001)
Inez Cooper

(23 Feb 1903 - 29 Aug 1991)
Elizabeth Theresa Williams

(abt Jan 1878 - abt Nov 1942)
[Third Great-Grandmother Unknown]
[Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
[Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
[Sixth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
[Seventh Great-Grandmother Unknown]

X Chromosome

Males inherit one X chromosome from their mother. Females inherit one from their mother and one from their father. Here are seven generations of ancestors who could have contributed to Michael's X DNA and their approximate average percentage of contribution. These are adapted from Blaine Bettinger's X-DNA charts. more information

100% — [Private Mother (1950s - unknown)] [confident]
50% — Arthur Wayne Metcalf

(29 May 1918 - 21 May 1988)
50% — Mary Ellen Kaser

(28 Aug 1894 - 21 Aug 1988)
25% — Manasses Dwight Kaser

(1860 - 1940)
25% — Sara Jane Kime

(1837 - 16 Jun 1916)
12.5% — Joseph Kime

(abt 1813 - 04 Mar 1857)
12.5% — Voronica Berkey

(abt 1773 - bef 1860)
12.5% — Catherine Scheneman

(10 Jan 1814 - 12 Sep 1885)
6.25% — Henry Scheneman

(14 Mar 1786 - 04 Mar 1867)
6.25% — Mary Julia Bickel

(14 Mar 1784 - 04 May 1843)
25% — Mary Elizabeth Frederick

(1867 - 1939)
12.5% — [Third Great-Grandfather Unknown]
12.5% — [Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
12.5% — [Third Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Fourth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
50% — Gloria Jo-Ann Whiting

(30 Dec 1926 - 01 Jun 2001)
25% — Charles S Whiting

(09 Feb 1899 - 24 Jun 1949)
25% — Edna Mae Earle Saxon

(24 Jan 1870 - 16 Sep 1966)
12.5% — Thomas Jefferson Saxon

(09 Oct 1846 - 10 Apr 1937)
12.5% — Frances E Smith

(abt 1810 - )
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
12.5% — Mary Susan Respess

(09 Jul 1850 - 30 Jun 1926)
6.25% — Richard Randolph Respess

(abt 1816 - aft 1879)
6.25% — Nancy Powell

(abt 1793 - )
6.25% — Huldah Ann Stewart

(abt 1823 - )
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
25% — Inez Cooper

(23 Feb 1903 - 29 Aug 1991)
12.5% — Henry Ledbetter Cooper

(abt 1872 - abt 1936)
12.5% — [Third Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Fourth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
12.5% — Elizabeth Theresa Williams

(abt Jan 1878 - abt Nov 1942)
6.25% — [Third Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — [Third Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — [Fourth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — [Fourth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
1.5625% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
1.5625% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]

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