León & Brabant genes in Sicily

León & Brabant genes in Sicily

Y-DNA: Brabant genes in Randazzo (Belgium-Netherlands) - 3.1% exact matches - significant indicators...

mtDNA: León genes in Santo Stefano di Camastra (Portugal-Spain) - Swedes. Visigoths...

Cagege - Caggegi Family History:

Cagege - Caggegi Family History:

Libro d'Oro di Melita - NOMS MALTAIS EN 1421

From the Angara List for the 1480s:

[p.25] The Distribution of Surnames in Malta in 1419 and the 1480s - G. Wettinger

Cagege in 1419 AD: tot. 12 – in 1480 : tot. 4

Calleja /Musta 2, Luca /Farrug 2, Percopu 1, Zurico 1, Leu /Carendi 1,

calleja/Musta 2, Luca/farrug 2, Percopu 1, Zurico 1, Leu/Carendi 1, Rabat 4, Civitas 1
Rabat 3, Civitas 1

Source: Journal of Maltese Studies. 5(1968)(25-48)

http://www.maltagenealogy.com/libro%20d%27Oro/listsofmaltesesurnames1418.html


Cleric Matteo Cagege
Priests in Malta - 1575 AD

Vincenso Cagege - 1544 AD
http://melitahistorica.20x.cc/mh/19712.html

Nora d'Armenia, married 1578 (Matro Notary Vincenzo Cagege) to Antonio Grech.

The Royal Descendants of de Lusignan and the Barony of Baccari and Benwarrad

The Barons di Baccari of Malta (d'Armenia sives Darmanin)

The Descendants of the last Kings of Cyprus and Armenia.

The Feudal family of Caggegi / Caggeggi in 1195 AD, made by Bartolomeo de Lucy, the Count of Paterno. Swabian Bartholomew of Luci - Bartolomeo de Luci - Lucy, Seine-Maritime. - Count Roger I of Sicily.

Rh-positive, Type A+

R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+
13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

Most exact DNA matches - found in Wales, Scotland, France, Iceland, Northern Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, England (Basque People).

U5a1a: 16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G

Most exact DNA matches - found in Scotland & Finland (Sami People).

Rh-positive, Type A+

Mostly found in Northern & Central Europe.

Finland - 38%
Denmark - 37%
France - 37%
Germany - 37%
Sweden - 37%

Green eyes are the product of moderate amounts of melanin. Only 1-2% of the world's population has green eyes and it is the least common eye color. Green eyes are most often found among people of Northern and Southern European origin.

Countries with a high percentage of green eyes are Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands.

Only 2% of human population have green eyes. Hungary is the country with the highest percentage of green eyed people, about 20%.

Fellow ISOGG Members,

I have found a common pattern among eleven
Anglo-Norman houses with - my 12 Marker Y-DNA (Exact
Matches with 1412 people in the FTDNA Database)

Anglo-Norman families with exact matches to R1b1b2:
13-24-14-11- 11-14-12- 12-12-13- 13-29

These are the Anglo-Norman houses with exact matches:

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini); Bourgeois,
Bourgondiën, Bourgeois
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery;
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

John Raciti

I have 6% Welsh exact genetic matches & 5% Dutch exact genetic matches. I'm starting to believe that during the Roman period - I was grouped with the Old Belgium group, which became the Franks later on, and during the Norman period - I think I was related to a the one third of Brittany groups that made up the Norman forces In 1066. My so certain from my mothers side we come from these areas - from our names. From my fathers side - I still need to know if I'm S21 or S28?

U5a1a & R1b1c*