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- Et barnebarn ble oppkalt etter ham ca 1669. Det kan bety at Adriaen da nylig var død ?
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Hi,
The male Geelmuyden line goes back to Gerrit Adriaensz van Geelmuyden, born approx. 1632 in the netherlands. Family tradition tell that he should descend from spanish jews who were thrown out of Spain. We know that all jews were evicted from Spain in 1502.
My web page for the Geelmuyden family is www.Geelmuyden.info
I hope more of the textual information may later be translated into english. And more text will be submitted.
If it is true about the spanish jew ancestors, and if they are on Gerrits male line, I can easily imagine a theory where a relative joined the spanish colonies in America. I believe that could well explain that the dna could be transferred to the indian population.
Another theory could be the dutch west indies company. If Gerrit or his relative joined one of their expeditions or colonies, that could also explain the dna being transfered to America.
Both my theories concentrate on an early period. I am of course not excluding any later immigration. But from the known part of the family they did not emigrate to America until the 19th century. Though at the very end of the 18th century a male relative sailed from Copenhagen to the dutch island colonies east of middle America, before he went to the netherlands. He may also be a possibility. And of course your male line may have separated from the Geelmuyden line at some time before Gerrit.
How far do you trace your male line ancestors ?
Best wishes from
Knut
Henry Cuadras wrote:
> Hi and thanks for the e-mail. I wish I could help you but I am very
> confused about my ancestors right now. You see I grew up believing and
> still believe that I am mostly American Indian. My Grandfather is half or
> more of American Indian from the borders of Arizona and Mexico. The next 3
> generations are from the coastal area of Mexico at the southern most tip.
> All this I have been able to track. The reason I took the DNA test was to
> confirm my Native American Indian Tribe because IU have been told I am from
> an Apache tribe but I was never able to confirm which one but it seems all
> my DNA matches com from Norway, England, Ireland and other European
> countries so all I can surmise from all this is that my female ancestors
> were slow runners and couldn't outrun their European suitors. If you can
> trace any of your male ancestors to the South American region it might help
> me because I am at a stand still right now.
> --
> Good Luck on your research,
> Henry Cuadras
> Herbcuadras@gmail.com
> 6532 Redgrove Circle
> Huntington Beach, California
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> On 7/27/10 12:54 PM, "Knut Geelmuyden" wrote:
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>> Henry Cuadras,
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>> I am working on the genealogy of the Geelmuyden family.
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>> I have been notified that you are a match on 24 of 25 markers to the
>> original Geelmuydn y-dna, traced to the netherlands in the mid 17^th
>> century.
>> I am waiting for the results om my Y67 test.
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>> I would be interested in any information you may have about your male
>> line ancestors.
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>> I am trying to find any information that may help me decide where to
>> continue the research, and if possible find clues to support or refuse
>> some oral traditions in the family. The tradition is suggesting their
>> ancestry in the 15^th and 16^th century.
>>
>> I hope to hear from you.
>>
>>
>> Best wishes form
>>
>> Knut Geelmuyden
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