EST. YEARS SUBCLADES Y-SNP ORIGINS, Y-STR MUTATIONS & SURNAME EVOLUTION
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18000 BC M343 (R1b). Born in Eurasian steppe
Ice Age & Mesolithic Stone Age
11000 BC M269 (S3) (R1b1a2). Born in Middle East
Neolithic Stone Age. Farming begins
3500 BC L151 (S129) Variant: L11
Came to Europe in spread of Yamnaya shepherd
culture
Parent of Atlantic Modal Haplotype (AMH)
group of Y-STRs
3000 BC U106 (S21) Born near Budapest. Bronze Age begins.
Cities emerge
Split with P312 that led to “Maryland
Acrees” & others
Coinciding mutation in Y-STR DYS492 from 12
to 13
2600 BC L48 (S162) Born in central Europe
2300 BC L47 (S170) Born in Baltic Sea coastal area -
Germany or Poland
1900 BC Z159 (R1b1a2a1a1c2b1b). Variants:
Z157/Z158/Z160/Z350
Born in North Sea coastal area
1300 BC S3251 Variants: S3249/S3894/CTS3777/Z8515/FGC8570.
Born in NE Europe
Alvestrand progenitor split from patrilineal
line * (See Note below.)
Martins/Thompson progenitors split
1000 BC M10145 Born in NW Europe. Iron Age begins
750 BC S6915 Variants:
FT3644/FT45528/FT4585/FT5444/PH4355
Born in NW Europe
600 BC FGC33324 Variants: FT3745/FT5963. Born in NW Europe
Thomson/Scott/Salter/Spurgeon/Stevens split
Mutation in DYS552 from 24 to 25
Lowenstein progenitor split
Mutation in DYS522 from 10 to 11
Mutation in DYS505 from 12 to 13
600 BC - 1400 AD Y-SNPs BY3313 &
FGC33315/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/26
Plus 15 FT-prefixed Y-SNPs, for a total of
25 Y-SNPs
Born in Scandinavia
Mutation in DYS385b from 14 to 13.2
(rare microallele)
400 AD (Death in Slovakia of Germanic warrior with
Y-SNP S6915 - not our line)
900 AD Arrival in Shetland Islands as Norse Viking
1000 AD Arrival in western English-Scottish border
area as Norse Viking
(Death in Iceland of Norse Viking with Y-SNP
S6915 – close to our line)
1300 AD Dacre surname adopted by baron/warden of
English West March
1400 AD - 1650 AD Variants of Dacre surname adopted by
successive patrilineal line in Cumbria
and then Lancashire, England
Mutation in DYS715 from 24 to 22
Mutation in DYS481 from 23 to 24
Mutation in DYS512 from 11 to 10
Mutation in FTY665 from 10 to 9
Mutation in FTY839 from 14 to 15
Mutation in FTY1172 from 12 to 13
Brown/Peel/Wells split, with shared Y-SNP
FT225540
Ashley split
Mutation in DYS447 from 25 to 24
Mutation in DYS710 from 34 to 34.2
(frequent microallele)
Collier/Cowpe/Hall/Tweedale/Unsworth/
Williamson/Willoughby split
1650 AD A2156 Acquired in Lancashire by father or
(FGC33325) grandfather of William Acree, who
probably had the surname Ackers
1710 AD Birth of William in Lancashire
1730 AD William’s arrival in VA among "Scots-Irish"
immigrants, becoming progenitor of the
“Virginia Acrees”
1735 AD A2155 Acquired in Hanover Co.VA by William’s son,
(FGC33323) John Acree, Sr.
Mutation in DYS549 from 13 to 14 also
acquired by John
1800 AD “Acree” becomes predominant surname
spelling/pronunciation
1832 AD A2154 Probably acquired in Tennessee by John’s
(FGC33314) great-grandson, James H. Acree
* Note: The non-Acree surnames here identify living men whose Y-DNA profiles closely match those of living Virginia Acrees. Their descending patrilineal lines from early progenitors "split" from this continuing timeline in the years and places indicated. An article published in the Journal of One-Name Studies assessed the significance of these matches.

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