BigY Update: June 23, 2023

BigY Tree, current/updated tree provided by the lab:
https://discover.familytreedna.com/groups/boyette/tree?subgroups=297956,297957,297958
The Boyt project has three main branches from a common ancestor about 1300CE. Two branches are known to be in the UK and one branch the US. The location of the common ancestor is thought to be in Ireland and France. Records have been found in Ireland starting in 1274CE and bones have been matched in Ireland and France. No matching bones in the UK or Scotland.

This is a family tree based on BigY results that was made last year. It still pertains, just not updated like the lab tree, but easier for some to relate to. US and UK lines are noted by (US or UK). All US lines are positive for H-BYH37194 not found in the UK.
https://pbase.com/daveb/image/172891082

More detailed BigY analysis. This includes 8 reports on the major branches: (Story, Country, Notable, Migration, Ancient, Time Tree, Ancestral Path, Suggested Projects, Scientific Details) Use a computer screen to view links and select the report of interest from the left column. All branches have the same ancestors prior to about 1300 CE, but the lines are not closely related to current times.
1. US H-BY37194 https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/H-BY37194/story
2. UK H-FT359938 https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/H-FT359938/story
3. UK H-FTA17720 https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/H-FTA17720/story

Records found in Ireland (time line): Oldest record is 1237 CE of Thomas Boyt in Bristol, residing in Drogheda, Ireland. Most detailed records are Thomas Boyt's arrest along with followers of Nicholas de Verdon in 1312 Dublin.
https://pbase.com/daveb/med

If you have not upgraded to BigY, please do so as it will help the project and you will be placed on the BigY Tree. Only the advanced BigY can provide this level of analysis, migration, ancient matches, and tree placement.

SNP Tracker for the Dorset UK lines (H-M4250), change SNP for the other lines:
https://pbase.com/daveb/image/173462465

Recent research has discovered who may be the most decorated Boyt member in WWII:
He was from the UK H-FTA17720 (Wool, Dorset) BigY Branch: https://pbase.com/daveb/144195