Cave, Gresham, Scarborough, surname, location, history, Y-DNA
FamilyTreedna.com/social-photos/4217954
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Chasing-my-Y-DNA-part-20 DEC31, 2012 MSE fh PDF
The Duke of Buccleuch, a Scott of Buccleuch, a descendant of Sir Walter Scott is one us, along with that Kerr of Ferniherst he married (probably ring-leaders). MSE fh
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Mark Elliott regularly documents his research by posting annotated graphics and genealogical charts directly to FTDNA social photos and associated regional historical blogs. Notable uploaded social photo IDs include:
• Photo 4217954: Details on the Elks surname, maternal ancestry (Pauline Croak, b. circa 1798 in Ireland), and the mtDNA H27a line.
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• Photo 4498710: Highlights the “Daniel Elliot Cluster” tracking Mark Elliott’s descent from Loren S.
FamilyTreeDNA.com/Social-Photos/4498710
• Photo 4494363: Features his R-S16361 Y-DNA haplogroup discovery details.
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• Photo 3973994 & 3935440: Centered on Alma Barna Elliott’s maternal lines (Barna and Ryan families).
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FamilyTreeDNA.com/Social-Photos/3935440
• Photo 3466673: Shared regarding the historical Lennoxlove/Haddington geographic connections.
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Robert-and-Humphrey-Elliot ME-SC
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60th I enjoyed because, Alma, my mother had not died yet, Oct, 22, 1917. MSE fh.
60th I enjoyed because, Alma, my mother had not died yet, Oct, 22, 1917. MSE fh.
60th I enjoyed because, Alma, my mother had not died yet, Oct, 22, 1917. MSE fh.
60th I enjoyed because, Alma, my mother had not died yet, Oct, 22, 1917. MSE fh.
Chronicles of the Armstrongs; : Armstrong, James Lewis MD :The Marion press 1902 : Internet Archive
(feel incorrect son Mark Stephen) He married Mary LAMBERT. The LAMBERTS were fishermen and mariners. The First Church of Salem in Nov 1681 listed Mary and the following three children;
Difficult to Transcribe plus Confusion and a Result with Clarification
2. i. Elizabeth Elliot b. ca 1660 d.
3. ii. Mary Elliot b. ca 1660 d.
4. iii. Daniel Elliot b. ca 1661 d. aft 1728
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The Armstrong and Elliott clans possessed a force capable of halting the army of the English kingdom. Around 1610, the extermination—effectively a genocide—of the native Armstrong clan began; to escape, they fled alongside the Elliotts to the lands of the Maguire clan in Fermanagh (with whom they had intermarried) and fought together against Cromwell. Subsequently, they were sent to English colonies under conditions bordering on slavery. And 250 years ago, my ancestors drove the Tories—supporters of the British Crown who held the Irish borderlands—out of America. Mark Stephen Elliott son of Loren Spencer Elliott family historians 10/9/2026
Кланы Армстронг и Эллиотт обладали достаточной силой, чтобы остановить армию Английского королевства. Примерно в 1610 году началось истребление — по сути, геноцид — коренного клана Армстронг; спасаясь от неминуемой гибели, они вместе с Эллиоттами нашли убежище на землях клана Магуайр в графстве Фермана (с которым их связывали родственные узы, возникшие благодаря бракам) и плечом к плечу сражались против Кромвеля. Впоследствии их отправили в английские колонии — уже не как ольстерских шотландцев, а как шотландцев-ирландцев — в условиях, граничащих с рабством. А 250 лет назад мои предки изгоняли тори — сторонников британской короны, которые до сих пор удерживают ирландские приграничные земли. Марк Стивен Эллиотт, сын Лорена Спенсера Эллиотта; историки семьи Эллиотт. 10/9/2026
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Musical instruments. Pt. I. The Irish and Highland harps : Armstrong, Robert Bruce : pub , 1883 : Internet Archive
Chronicles of the Armstrongs; : Armstrong, James Lewis MD : 1902 Marion Press, NY: Internet Archive
Using Geographic Surname Correlation Extra MSE 1/19/2013 PDF
Chasing my Y-DNA part-35 MSE 1/16/2013 PDF
Armystrand & Elwald 3/11/2015 MSE PDF
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FamilyTreeDNA.com/Social-Photos/3517123
FamilyTreeDNA.com/Social-Photos/4498710
My grandson took the Ancestry.com DNA test. He is a descendant of John Gresham of Orange County, Virginia who moved to Henry County, VA and received land there in a grant prior to the Revolutionary War. Following the war, the entire family of John Gresham moved into Pendleton County SC where my grandmother, his daughter Katie Gresham, married William Keeton. My grandson’s name is Robert Carwile and his information is on my Ancestry.com record. His relationships to the Keeton family are clearly established and in addition, his relationship to Jacob Carwile, Revolutionary War Soldier from Lynchburg Va are established. In addition, he has the lines that go back to the Wesson family and several others. I would like to know more about affixing his line to that of the Gresham family of antiquity. Thanks so much, Azalia S. Moore
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Gresham Y-DNA usually the first marker is a 14, and a SNP of R-L21.
If autosomal lineage shows a match to one of these of the Gresham group then the locality of origins, is likely near Gresham. Am and Elliott with R-U106, but match many of these Gresham, which my surname adoption locality is moated Bec of Norfolk, near moated Gresham Castle of Norfolk. This gave me a likely locality near Gresham which is Bec for my surname as Elfwold-Elwald which evolve to Elliott to be adopted. So linking in on and autosomal tree to one of these Gresham their heritage would lead to Gresham, Norfolk.