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The charts below represent the number of haplogroups identified in the Boone DNA Project at this point in time.  The numbers on these charts are called alleles and they represent the number of times a dna sequence was repeated at a specific location on a strand of Y-DNA.  No actual DNA or photos of DNA is ever posted nor made available to anyone for any reason.

                                                                                                                                                                              A message from FamilyTree DNA:

"It is obvious from our observation of 1000's of samples that some markers change or mutate at a faster rate than others. While that actual 'faster rate' has not yet been definitively calculated, not all markers should be treated the same for evaluation purposes.

The markers in red have shown a faster mutation rate then the average, and therefore these markers are very helpful at splitting lineages into sub sets, or branches, within your family tree.

Explained another way, if you match exactly on all of the markers except for one or a few of the markers we have determined mutate more quickly, then despite the mutation this mismatch only slightly decreases the probability of two people in your surname group who match 11/12 or even 23/25 of not sharing a recent common ancestor."

Participant #25764 has his documented genealogy researched back to Desiderio de Arriola born 1673/74 and died before 1734 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, whose ancestors were from Spain.  Participant #25764 has a rare Null 425.  Which means he has a zero value at DYS 425.  Participant #29323 is having the 67 marker test to see if he also has the rare Null 425.  All of the direct father to son descendants of the original ancestor who first had the Null 425, has inherited that same null, and it will continue to be passed on to their male descendants.  This is an excellent genetic fingerprint for their haplotype.

Participant #153370 is the brother to the above #25764 and also has his ancestry researched back to Desiderio de Arriola b. 1673/1674,whose ancestors were from Spain.  This participant has ordered the full amount of 67 markers that is currently available and the balance of those markers will be reported as soon as they are received from the lab.  These two brothers do not match on DYS 385b.  But, this participant does match DYS 385b with the others in this group.  We know that all of these participants in the above group shared a common ancestor at least 300 years ago.  Participant #153370 has a value of 15 for DYS 385b and is seven years older than his brother #25764 who has a value of 16 at the same marker....therefore that marker probably mutated at some point during those seven years between the birth of the two brothers.   He has all of his markers and continues to match the others in this group, including the Null marker DYS425.

Participant #29323 also has his documented genealogy researched back to the same Desiderio de Arriola.  Participant #29323 descends from Desiderio's grandson, Jose Ascencio de Arriola, the brother of #25764 ancestor, Jos. Antonio de Arriola.  These two participants are 5th cousins, once removed.  Participant #29323 has received his results and also carries the Null 425.  Results are due in soon for two more cousins to see if they also carry this same Null 425.  He also has the value of 15 for DYS 385b.  And, this participant has a different value for DYS 444 and CDYb from #25764, so it will be interesting to see the values for the balance of markers for the others in this group.

Participant #14228 has ordered his full 67 markers to see if he also has the Null 425, and they will be posted as soon as they are received.   His full 67 marker test results have been received now and he also has the Null DYS425.  He is an exact match to Y-DNA participant #29323 where both have the same mutation at DYS444, a 65/67 match to 153370, and a 64/67 match to #25764.  All of the above participants MRCA (Most Recent Common Ancestor) was born in 1537.

Participant #29347 Ancestry is unknown.

Participant #71776 earliest known ancestor was Pedro Arriola/Arreola who lived in Durango, Mexico who lived for a while in El Paso, Texas.  He's interested in finding Pedro's ancestors.

If you are a male and have the Ariola/Arriola/Arreola (or variant spellings) surname, or if you know anyone who does, we hope you will consider participating in this Y-DNA testing project and/or tell others about this website, or contact the project coordinator at  dellariola (at) cebridge.net .   The more participants we have, the greater success we'll have in separating and/or combining the many  Arriola et al family lines.

Dell Ariola at: dellariola (at) cebridge,net