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2005 Entries Into Kerchner's Mtdna Test Results Log 2005 Entries Into Kerchner's Mtdna Test Results Log Copyright © 2005, Charles F 2005 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log 2005 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log Copyright © 2005, Charles F. Kerchner, Jr. All Rights Reserved Guest: Kathleen Schilling Date-Time: Thursday, December 29, 2005 at 12:28:12 (CST) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: HRV1 results wwere 16298C, 16362C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: V HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: HRV2 results were: 72C, 263G, 309.1C, 315.1C Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: June 2005 Comments: My earliest known maternal ancestor is my great grandmother Mary Ann McGuire, born c. 1871 in County Donegal, Ireland . She died in Brooklyn, New York, in 1899. She married a man with the same surname (John McGuire) also from Donegal, in 1895, in Brooklyn. The family believes they were distant cousins. My grandmother was also named Mary Ann (called May or Mamie) McGuire. My mother is still living at 90 years of age. There are plenty of female descendants of Mary Ann McGuire to ensure that the mtDNA will go on for the foreseeable future (oldest 90, youngest 1 year). I knew where my oldest known direct line Maternal ancestor came from. But I was interested in learning where they had been before they were in Ireland. Finding that I'm in the small Haplogroup V, and where this group originated, has opened a whole new area of reading and research for me. And - it's hard to explain in writing - but my mtDNA origins make complete sense to me. Email address (To use delete '-Thursday-' and add @ sign in that position): Kathleengs-Thursday- msn.com Guest: Barbara Brown Date-Time: Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at 20:57:41 (CST) Testing Company Used: National geographic\Genographic Project HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16093 MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: H HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 263-311ci Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 5 September 2005 Comments: My g,g,grand Mother is Jane Irwin Threadgil b.Abt 1817 m.1841. Samuel Clow from England to PEI Canada.Moved to Canada in 1875 from England.My g,grand mother Annie Clow b.14 Aug.1855 in North Wiltshire.m.1875.Chirstopher Jardine.My grand mother Annie Jardine b.1 Jan.1877.m James C Bears,Beers b.7 Dec.1877.He is of Native American origin and romeny, roma blood and Scottish.My Y-DNA is still in process yet.Will add it later. Email address (To use delete '-Tuesday-' and add @ sign in that position): brownbar-Tuesday- localnet.com Guest: Dot Wirth Guest's Website: http://www.dotwirth.com/roots1.html Date-Time: Monday, December 26, 2005 at 12:32:16 (CST) file:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/mtdnalog/mtdnalog2005.htm (1 of 108)3/8/2010 8:21:33 PM 2005 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16304C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: H HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 263G, 315.1C, 456T Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: January 2005 Comments: Generation No. 1 THOMAS WHITE died 1760 in South Carolina. He married ELIZABETH SMITH, daughter of THOMAS SMITH, SR.. She was born Abt. 1735. Generation No. 2 ESTHER WHITE was born Abt. 1756, and died Aft. 1817 in Pulaski Co., GA. She married LEVI HARRELL, RS in Orangeburg Co, SC, son of JACOB HARRELL, SR.. He was born in prob. NC, and died 1806 in Barnwell Co, SC. Generation No. 3 ESTHER HARRELL was born 13 Dec 1801, and died 04 Jan 1882 in Thomas Co, GA. She married ISAAC ALLEN, son of LYDDALL ALLEN and MILLY DOWNS. He was born 10 Feb 1778 in NC, and died 17 Jan 1851 in Thomas Co GA. Generation No. 4 MARY JANE ALLEN was born 19 Sep 1818 in Laurens Co, SC, and died 09 Oct 1892 in Brooks Co, GA. She married GEORGE W. ALBRITTON 1834 in Lowndes Co, GA, son of MATHEW ALBRITTON. He was born 1815 in Laurens Co, SC, and died 06 Jan 1865 in Civil War Prison, Hilton Head, SC. Generation No. 5 LAURA JANE ALBRITTON was born 1840 in GA. She married SAMUEL JAMES "SAM" HARRELL 20 May 1858 in Thomas Co, GA, son of JOHN S. HARRELL. He was born Abt. 1839 in GA, and died in Quitman, Brooks Co. GA. Generation No. 6 LAURA AMELIA "DUMPLING" HARRELL was born 19 Nov 1865 in Brooks Co, GA near Dixie and Quitman, and died 14 Aug 1934 in Boston, Thomas Co, GA. She married THOMAS CALVIN STANALAND 28 Feb 1884, son of JAMES STANALAND and MARTHA BRYAN. He was born 18 Mar 1856 in Thomas Co, GA, and died 10 May 1929 in Boston, Thomas Co, GA. Generation No. 7 JULIA ANTOINETTE STANALAND was born 12 Sep 1886 in Thomas Co, GA, and died 03 Dec 1978 in Thomasville, Thomas Co, GA. She married PERCIVAL CONWAY "PERCY" ANDREWS 21 Nov 1915 in Stanaland Home, Boston, GA, son of THOMAS ANDREWS and ADDIE JORDAN. He was born 27 Jan 1888 in Randolph Co, GA, and died 16 Aug 1975 in Thomasville, Thomas Co, GA. Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): dwisewirth-Monday-aol. com Guest: Gregory Alan George Date-Time: Monday, December 26, 2005 at 11:34:41 (CST) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16298C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: HV HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 72C,263G,309.1C,315.1C Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: 27 October 2004 Comments: My traditional Genealogical research indicated that my maternal lineage was from Ireland.Tracing down the maternal line,always staying with a female ancestor the furthest my traditional research goes is to Mary Swift.She was born February 1827 in Parish of Kil Tarten, County Galway,Ireland.She and her family--identities unknown--said to have come to America during Irish Potato Famine of 1840's.She married Dennis Carey in Hartford,Connecticut in early 1850's.She 21 October 1919 in Chester,Howard Co.,Iowa. Mary (Swift) Carey's haplogroup seems file:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/mtdnalog/mtdnalog2005.htm (2 of 108)3/8/2010 8:21:33 PM 2005 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log to indicate--if I am interpreting it correctly--that my maternal lineage originates in Scandanavia.If this is correct it is very much of a surprize as I expected to find a Celtic origin. Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): ggeorge14-Monday-cox. net Guest: Isabel Calderón Bird Date-Time: Monday, December 26, 2005 at 09:14:40 (CST) Testing Company Used: Genographic project HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16051G, 16223T, 16298C, 16325C, 16327T, 16335G, 16519C MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: C HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: NOVEMBER 2005 Comments: I was surprised to found out to have a "C" - that belongs to Amerinds in the Caribbean, because we had considered ourselves fully Europeans descendants. My mother's line is extreamly "white" (pale color), blond and often green or blue eyes. Many of my relatives are even "red haired with frekels" often called "Irish". We had never heard anything from an old "indian ancestor". Always had been told about French, Italian and Spanish ancestors. I confes, with all my respect to anyone, that if I got that "C" , I got it, but never expected. I was told in school that "natives or indians (as we call them here)" were almost exterminated by Spaniards, and very few "indian" blood could be found in this Island, in contrast to any other latinamerican country. Tha's why the slaves were brought here. I knew some people who proudly say they had an "indian ancestor - Taino". I knew my great-grandmother Gregoria Anglerau Gutierrez. She was born in PR around 1885. She was the daughter of Isaias Monserrate Gutierrez. As far as family stories tell, Isaias was the daughter of a spanish lady, and had also a sister. Isaias's mother separated from her husband, because he liked "slave women". Isaias mother kept Isaias and her husband the other girl, who she never saw again. Today, the population here is almost "mixed" (white and black). My family belongs to a small portion of the population - who considerd pure "European - White" descendants... a group that is extreamly predjudised with "coloured" people as they referred to "mulatos", but . Is not so "wrong" to mention to have an old "indian ancestor". This why I do not understand why we never knew about having that heritage.... despite you can't tell or find any physical resemblance. I write to the Genographic Project for any explanation for that "C" and the posibility of inherited in any other way. I'm still waiting for a reply. But as far as I know that I only had Spanish, French, Italian and even English" ancestors. I'm also an enthusiastic of the Genealogy, so after many years studying all my lines with my father, I never found anything about this "indian" ancestor. But anyone who's willing to look for answers is not allowed to be shocked by any finding" Email address (To use delete '-Monday-' and add @ sign in that position): macpro-Monday-coqui. net Guest: Hodgson Date-Time: Saturday, December 24, 2005 at 21:50:10 (CST) Testing Company Used: FamilyTreeDNA file:///D|/KERCHNER.COM/mtdnalog/mtdnalog2005.htm (3 of 108)3/8/2010 8:21:33 PM 2005 Entries into Kerchner's MtDNA Test Results Log HVR1 MtDNA Results: 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16291T, 16294T, 16399G MtDNA Haplogroup per HVR1 Results: U5a1a HVR2 MtDNA Test Results: 73G, 263G, 309.1C, 315.1C Date MtDNA Test Was Ordered: Comments: Earliest known direct maternal line ancestor: Maria Svensdotter b.1633 Gammalkil, (E), Sweden, d.1729, Gammalkil, (E), Sweden.
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