Family archive
McManus DNA Research
An introduction to the DNA projects, results, and documentary research represented in the McManus family archive.
DNA can help distinguish family lines, test proposed relationships, and point researchers toward a shared geographic origin. It works best when genetic matches are evaluated alongside church records, civil registrations, censuses, family histories, and other documentary evidence.
Browse the DNA collection
The full DNA research collection includes:
- Y-DNA and Big Y-700 research into direct paternal McManus lines
- haplogroups, SNPs, and marker mutations
- autosomal DNA for relationships across several ancestral lines
- mitochondrial DNA for direct maternal ancestry
- explanations and project notes intended to help interpret the results
Browse all DNA articles or choose a DNA type:
For test-specific research, explore the Big Y-700 articles.
DNA results do not by themselves prove every generation of a family connection. Published conclusions should identify the tested line, explain the documentary basis for that lineage, and protect the privacy of living participants.