In this issue, we look into the thousands of untested people named Rowland (and variants) who do not know which DNA group they belong to.
#12 (Vol 4, No 1) – May 2023 Read More »
AncestryDNA Thrulines is a great tool for finding “potential” common ancestors, but it is NOT PROOF. In Ancestry’s own words (emphasis mine): ThruLines® shows you how
AncestryDNA ThruLines Is Not Proof Read More »
The first document featuring a Canadian Rowland family was added to our “free downloads” library. We owe a special thanks to Darrell Grant, author of
Canadian Rowland Genealogy Added to Library Read More »
I hate to be the one to burst your bubble, but all people with the Rowland surname are not related to each other. Additionally, there
Origin of the Rowland Surname Read More »
Editor’s Note: The first part of this article is a verbatim transcription (keeping the language and spelling of the time) of a story published September
Rowland’s Story — A Sad Case Read More »
Another year has come and gone, which means it’s time to review the 2022 statistics. We made great progress in 2022 and have every intention
2022 Statistics for Rowland Genealogy Read More »
In this issue, we discuss the recent expansion of Rowland DNA groups. There are now 15 groups and 99 Y-DNA kits within those groups.
#11 (Vol 3, No 4) – December 2022 Read More »
If you’ve ever wondered how all the Rowland families are related, then perhaps the Rowland Haplotree can shed some light. Human DNA has been traced
The Rowland Haplotree Read More »
YDNA cladograms for 11 distinct genetic groups with the Rowland surname, constructed from FamilyTreeDNA YDNA data.
Rowland YDNA Cladograms Read More »
In this issue, we delve into the importance of Y-DNA testing, constructing cladograms, discuss a significant Rolland line in France, and provide our usual updates on articles and publications.
#10 (Vol 3, No 3) – August 2022 Read More »