Today will be a day to work on the Kip-Kipp Family Newsletter. I
would like to finish the section of Hendrick Hendricksen Kip although it
is likely another day or two on that. Edward had acquired a lot of
information on this ancient ancestor from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. An
earlier book had given this man a glamorous storyline back in his
ancestry but Edward was not able to find any of that information
including in a book of Heraldry on French lines. The yDNA points to this
particular line as having been within 100 km of Amsterdam back
thousands of years and includes the skeletal remains of individuals
found in an ice cave in Liechtenstein and about 3000 years old. I still
remember being on the R1b list when a comment came out who is N18407 on
the FT DNA site. I mulled that around for a couple of seconds and
realized it was Edward's kit number and he matched this ancient skeleton
found in the ice cave. He was thrilled at that information and worked
away on that new knowledge. Finding his Kipp line was important to him
and the DNA testing gave him his answer although he still wanted to
discover Isaac's father and perhaps our daughter will find that
information in the years to come. She has become more and more
interested this past six months in what he was doing. I would not have
said that either of our daughters would be interested in genealogy, and
like me, they are not from the standpoint of making a family tree. But
this deep ancestry knowledge found in Edward's DNA is quite fascinating.
Friday, January 7, 2022
Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
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