Before we can understand the ancient history of a Haplogroup, we must learn about where it is found today. Where has it traveled? What is recorded in family genealogies? By knowing the genealogies, it can be placed in the context of recorded history. Once sufficient information about the Haplogroup and its clades exists, then they may be placed in the context of ancient history and anthropology.

To establish this each project member needs to submit a pedigree showing their most distant y-lineage ancestor. It should show the names of the ancestor's sons and the son's sons down to 1900.

1. Sebron Smith CANADA
   1. William Ephraim CANADA b: 27 APR 1856 Repton, Crittenden, Kentucky, United States d: 15 DEC 1930 Barlow, Ballard, Kentucky, United States
   2. James F CANADA b: 14 MAR 1863 d: AFT 1922
   3. Joseph Monroe CANADA b: 10 DEC 1876 d: 17 FEB 1939
   4. John R CANADA b: 30 APR 1879 d: 27 SEP 1884
   5. Bassett L. CANADA b: 19 SEP 1881 d: 23 OCT 1884