The First Comprehensive St. Clair / Sinclair DNA Report
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Welcome to the St. Clair Sinclair
DNA Project Over the coming months,
you'll see new pages
here with the
latest updates. Click here
for an overview
welcoming message. Click links to left to see the full report on our
family study. |
The Saint-Clair Name in
France As it turns out, there were
likely many places named Saint-Clair in medieval France. A newly
discovered resource makes it clear ours really is a place-name.Click Here >> |
The Sinclairs of Perthshire
Scotland. Peter
Sinclair has approached his research on the origins
of Sinclairs of
Perthshire with his own unique methodology that may soon reveal the
answers. Click
Here
>> |
A Confluence of Surnames - SNP Connections Our
R-L193 SNP study and STR matches are connecting surnames from records
in Medieval England. Click here to explore the extensive research. Click
Here >> |
A New Series of SNPs in our L-48 Lineages After
a long dry spell, our three L-48 groups have a new series of SNPs to sink their teeth into. The Z-series is beginning to reveal new information about our family history. Click Here >> |
Many Thanks to Our Research Partners It's
impossible to imagine covering so much history without the help and
inspiration of many friends along the way. That list is growing, as
you'll see here. Thanks so much to all of you. Click
Here >> |


Over the coming months,
you'll see new pages
here with the
latest updates.
As it turns out, there were
likely many places named Saint-Clair in medieval France. A newly
discovered resource makes it clear ours really is a place-name.
Peter
Sinclair has approached his research on the origins
of Sinclairs of
Perthshire with his own unique methodology that may soon reveal the
answers.
Our
R-L193 SNP study and STR matches are connecting surnames from records
in Medieval England. Click here to explore the extensive research.
After
a long dry spell, our three
It's
impossible to imagine covering so much history without the help and
inspiration of many friends along the way. That list is growing, as
you'll see here. Thanks so much to all of you.