Buie of Jura Y-DNA SNP BY13651 uploads

The family Buie – Scotland to North America PDF

R-M269-L165-BY13651, If you are a Buie to Bowie which is by FTDNA an L165, then also likely of the Buie of Jura Y-DNA Cluster.

All of Group need to test FTDNA SNP BY13651;

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Argyll Colony, North Carolina

Highland Scots Immigration to NC Beginning in 1739 FTDNA group.

Argyll Colony uploads

R-L165 SNP map, shows not one from Ulster Northern-Ireland, and a number which seem to be clustered in the Anglo-Saxon East Anglia expansion region. Tentative conclusion, that it is a direct migration of the Buie of Jura Isle to the North Carolina Argyll Colony. May be also some Danish-Viking Y-DNA admixture among this Buie of Jura Y-DNA cluster, as show in the language meaning of the word Jura;

Google translator used;

https://www.peopleofthebritishisles.org/

Greg surname, and language analysis PDF

R-L165 (S68) Project – Y-DNA Classic Chart

All in group need to check match-ups on Y-DNA, for all levels, to figure which group you most match.

Buie Jura SNP

R1b/M343>M269>P>312>DF27>Z195>Z>198>L165>BY129>BY5109>Y5135>Y5108>BY13651 Buie of Jura.
If one tests positive for BY13651, then they are positive for all the upstream SNP. If you thing you are of this Y-DNA group, and have with the Y-DNA matches matched people in the group then test for Y5108, and if you are of the group then it will come out as positive.

Map shows census concentration migrations of the surname Buie of Jura, from the North Carolina Argyll Colony and beyond. Remember the name can easily become Bowie.

Blaeu 1654 Isle of Jura

Group could easily be from the settlement of Jura.

Jura is spelled Ijura, for the island and settlement (another Blaeu 1654 map).

Jura is spelled Ijura

In the Blaeu 1654 map the name Kilgarth is used along the borders of Scotland. Kil- is from the gaelic Gil- for the Scottish Kirk- which mean church. -garth for a church means a church with a courtyard. The ÿ which I thought because it was with umlaut had some German origins, but also said to have an ij combination spelling it does.

The ij combo in the Scottish borderlands which becomes ÿ is Gaelic.

Buie name by census in the UK is concentrated Northeast of Glasgow. It is likely that the name migrated from the Isle of Jura (Ijura) to the mainland. It is possible for this surname of Argyll to migrate from this region onto the Argyll Colony of North Carolina.

Note; there is another SNP group to carry the Buie surname. Should be also noted in adding information to a family tree, this individual is likely to add highly needed information unlike the rest of the group.

1/14/2019 MSE

References;

Blaeu 1654 map of Isle of Jura-Ijura