DNA Ancestors View for Chris Whitten

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

Y Chromosome

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

Ted Whitten

(1940s - unknown)

Ed Whitten

(1920s - 1980s)

Edward Dillingham Whitten Jr.

(29 Aug 1885 - 21 Jan 1949)

Edward Dillingham Whitten Sr.

(27 Nov 1855 - 12 Nov 1930)

Samuel McRoy Whitten

(abt Oct 1835 - 29 Jun 1909)

Samuel H. Whitten

(23 Jun 1803 - 17 Aug 1877)

Richard Whitten

(abt 1763 - 11 Apr 1845)

Thomas Whitten

(abt 1718 - abt 1790)
[Seventh Great-Grandfather Unknown]

Mitochondrial DNA

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

Donna Howes

(1940s - 2010s)

Elsie Oldford

(1910s - 2000s)

Hildred May Wambolt

(28 Jun 1893 - 04 Jun 1975)

Margaret Mary Ann Wambolt

(07 Dec 1875 - 31 Jan 1972)

Olivia Daures

(20 Nov 1845 - 16 Oct 1927)
Catherine Floyd

(04 Nov 1821 - 11 Oct 1899)
[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 Chris's X DNA and their approximate average percentage of contribution. These are adapted from Blaine Bettinger's X-DNA charts. more information

100% — Donna Howes

(1940s - 2010s)

50% — Jim Howes

(1920s - 2000s)

50% — Grace Flora Coombs

(abt 1887 - 13 Sep 1951)
25% — Eseck Washington Coombs

(Nov 1846 - abt 02 Dec 1916)
25% — Sophronia Ann Parks

(abt 04 Jun 1828 - abt 05 Nov 1875)
12.5% — William Parks

(28 Apr 1798 - )
12.5% — Beulah Tower

(27 Aug 1760 - 24 Oct 1844)
12.5% — Lucinda Boynton

(02 May 1787 - Apr 1880)
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
25% — Sophia J. Weaver

(abt Jan 1856 - 06 Feb 1931)
12.5% — David Weaver

(1802 - 29 Apr 1860)
12.5% — Mary Spinney

(1770 - )
6.25% — Samuel Spinney

(03 Jul 1717 - 11 Jun 1784)
6.25% — Hannah Smith

(21 Jun 1750 - )
12.5% — Harriet Pineo

(30 Oct 1812 - 1901)
6.25% — Luke Pineo

(15 Apr 1782 - 17 Apr 1873) [confident]
6.25% — Hannah Loomer

(18 Feb 1754 - 29 Dec 1832) [confident]
6.25% — Elizabeth Miller

(abt 1786 - aft 17 Apr 1873) [confident]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
50% — Elsie Oldford

(1910s - 2000s)

25% — Stewart Oldford

(11 Jul 1893 - 18 Mar 1973)
25% — Amelia Perry

(20 Jun 1866 - Oct 1955)
12.5% — John Perry

(25 Nov 1827 - 28 Aug 1905)
12.5% — Elizabeth Unknown

(1804 - 08 Feb 1888)
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
6.25% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
12.5% — Harriet Unknown

(abt 1825 - 20 Apr 1904)
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]
25% — Hildred May Wambolt

(28 Jun 1893 - 04 Jun 1975)

12.5% — [Second Great-Grandfather 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]
12.5% — Margaret Mary Ann Wambolt

(07 Dec 1875 - 31 Jan 1972)

6.25% — John Leonard Ephraim Womboldt

(Apr 1824 - 13 Jan 1902)

6.25% — Anna Magdalena Kraft

(abt 07 Nov 1796 - aft 1871)
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
6.25% — Olivia Daures

(20 Nov 1845 - 16 Oct 1927)
3.125% — Isaac Daures

(31 Jan 1816 - 20 Mar 1877)
3.125% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]
3.125% — Catherine Floyd

(04 Nov 1821 - 11 Oct 1899)
1.5625% — [Fifth Great-Grandfather Unknown]
1.5625% — [Fifth Great-Grandmother Unknown]

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