This phylogram provides a graphic depiction of how most of the Moody lines with results to date may be related. Some participants do not have 25 markers tested and that is required for inclusion in this diagram. Read the diagram from right to left.The distance to a common connection indicates the number of mutations between the two lines' y-chromosomes.For example, the lines for participants #1 (Wm-PA) and #3 (John-NJ) have a 4 mutation distance while the lines for participants 8, 9, and 10 differ from participant #11 (Thomas-England) by one mutation. Where the difference is greater than 1 or 2, the lines are unlikely to have a common ancestor within any researchable time frame.

Participant # list for reference to phylogram showing earliest known ancestor

p#	Location	Earliest Known Ancestor

1	Pennsylvania	William Moody
2	England	Edmund Moody
3	New Jersey	John Moody
4	New Jersey	James Moody
5	Ireland	John Moody
6	Scot/Orkney	Unknown Moody
7	N. Carolina	Josiah Moody
8	N. Carolina	William Moody
9	Alabama	Joel Moody
10	N. Carolina	Samuel Moody
11	Virginia	Arthur Moody
12	Alabama	Joel Moody
13	Massachusetts	Clement Moody
14	Maine	George Moody
15	Massachusetts	Clement Moody
16	England	Edmund Moody
17	Massachusetts	Clement Moody
18	New Hampshire	Samuel Moody
19	Maine	James Moody
20	Pennsylvania	William Moody
21	Massachusetts	Samuel Moody
22	N. Carolina	Jesse Moody
23	Alabama	James Moody
24	New Hampshire	Eli Beede
25	England	Edmund Moody
26	New York	Luther Moody
27	Maine	John Moody
28	Ireland	Thomas Moody
29	England	William Moody
30	Virginia	Thomas Moody
31	England	Edmund Moody
32	Kentucky	Martin Berry Moody
33	England	Edmund Moody
34	England	William Moody
35	Massachusetts	Clement Moody
38	Maine	William Moody
39	Newbury, Massachusetts	Samuel Moody
40	England	William Moody
41	Newbury, Massachusetts	Samuel Moody
42	Londonderry, Ireland	Thomas Moody
43	Georgia	Samuel Thornton
44	Pennsylvania	Alexander Moody
45	Virginia	Henry Moody
46	Virginia	Thomas Mooty
47	New Hampshire	Eli Beede