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The book of Scots-Irish family names. Title Also Known As: Book of Ulster surnames|Ulster surnames|Scots-Irish family names. Statement of Responsibility: Robert Bell. Authors: Bell, Robert, 1953- (Main Author) Format: Books/Monographs.

 

Mark Elliott
4 minutes ago
Zachary Kump, https://forebears.io/surnames/kump https://s.meyersgaz.org/search?search=Kump https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Kump Kumpel in German, means ‘dude’, in English. All people have to do is sub their surname for ‘Kump’. Silencers and not scientists or genealogists, they are symbolic of Hitler’s silencing of the Jews.
Richard BurkeRichard Burke
September 9 @ 9:26am
Whomever Mark Elliot is it is WAY past the time for Mark to be excluded/removed. His ramblings, might have some value, however it is too difficult to work thru his writings/manifesto to figure out if there is any value. He is taking up valuable space that others might have input using
 4 Comments
David Rice
September 10 @ 12:48pm
Hey everyone I think I found this Mark Elliot’s webpage, did a search of the internet and used words like “Mark Ellliot”+DNA and a site or two came up for him, I think one of the sites is called https://gorrenberry.com/this-is-the-place 95 pages of this stuff. looks like the same stuff he has been dumping on the Germany-dna site here. what is driving him to do this???
David Rice
September 10 @ 2:42pm
I think his full name is Mark Stephen Elliott of Gallup New Mexico son of Loren Spencer Elliot who died 2016, family from Mount Ayr,Iowa, guessing at this from public information websites????? and public information on Father’s Loren obits online
Tiger Walsh
8 hours ago
Richard Burke, I have had him removed from the project. Unfortunately, FTDNA does not have a permanent ban function so he can keep coming back. I have tried implementing the approval required function on member join requests. However, that just taxes my time more and causes people who want to join delays in joining. Keep in mind this is happening in multiple projects so it is a lot of overhead on volunteer project administrators’ time.
Richard Burke
7 hours ago
thanks Tiger for your efforts across the board and your explanation. Keep up your good works
Zachary KumpZachary Kump
August 19 @ 9:36pm
Hello to my Germanic family. Hope all is well with you and your families. Im Zachary John Kump. My Y haplogroup is L-FT13849, my Mtdna is H1ao1. My father’s lineage is strictly German. My grandfather lineage was from Gottshee Austria 1330-1941. Prior to Gottshee Austria my grandfather lineage was from South Tyrol. My Grandmother (Kuhn) was from Black Forest Germany her Mtdna was U4a1a. My father and Grandfather passed in 2014. Dna became a hobby for me 3 yrs ago. I took every Dna test out there. I even test my uncle (my father’s younger brother). The results amazed me! I take pride in my German heritage. I realize my father’s generation was first to marry outside of German ethnicity creating me German/Irish mixture. My grandfather’s ancestors came to USA 🇺🇸 in early 1900s to Manhattan Ny. Then to Ridgewood Queens Ny. I love Quotes and with Dna answers just lead to more questions! 😆 Another good quote is from Bobby Sands “Our revenge will be the laughter of our Children” CHEERS 🍻
Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt
August 20 @ 9:36am
Welcome Zachary! I am new here, too. I have German roots I am exploring and am totally new to genetic genealogy. Nice to meet you.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 8:46pm
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Kump,1890:Kumpf https://s.meyersgaz.org/search?search=Kump Kump Name Meaning “metonymic occupational name for a bowl maker, from Middle Low German kump ‘(wooden) bowl’. habitational name from a place so named in Westphalia. variant spelling of Kumpf.”https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=kump
Zachary Kump
13 hours ago
Thanks Mark Elliott!
Ryan Rosenbaum has a question!
September 9 @ 8:19pm
Looking for the father of my great- great grandfather. My great- great grandfather Friedrich Christian (Surname unknown) Rosenbaum was born in Erfurt, Thüringen, Deutschland on the 24th of March 1869. His mother’s last name was Rosenbaum and she died in April 1869. The church record for Friedrich’s birth had the section for the father blank. Friedrich came to the United States possible in 1894 and was married and had 4 sons, but in 1901 or 1902 he returned to Erfurt, Thüringen, Germany to be involved with the family shoe factory. I can provide more info if needed, but if any one has a way to help that would be great. Thanks. 
Ryan Bechtel
September 10 @ 9:19am
Do you have any YDNA matches? Do they share a common surname?
Ryan Rosenbaum
September 10 @ 6:30pm
Yes and since joining this group more have appeared, although none have a common surname.
David Miller
Yesterday at 6:28pm
If you have autosomal (non-gender) DNA test results they can be uploaded to GEDmatch.com. You can search for DNA matches with persons who have taken DNA tests from ALL major companies. Basic membership is free with email registration. Also, check website FamilySearch.org run by the LDS (Mormon) Church. It is complimentary to Ancestry, My Heritage, etc. Free also.
Samuel Zuckschwerdt
Yesterday at 2:55pm
My experience in Thuringia is that not many Church records have been transcribed and placed on family search although that may have changed in the last year or so. Other than autosomal testing I’m not sure what to suggest since the church records were blank. Was it the Evangelische? Would there be court records pressing the father for responsibility? I know they recorded illegitimate births upside down but I’m not sure about blanks.
Julia Eng Larsson has a question!
Yesterday at 12:11pm
I have another question. My grandfather on my mother’s side, Maximilian Reiser born in 1874 had a son, Otto Reiser, born 1902. It would be interesting to know something about him since he is my mother’s half-brother. 
Julia Eng Larsson has a question!
Yesterday at 11:59am
Hi, My grandfather on my mother’s side, Maximilian Reiser, born in today’s Maribor in the year of 1874 to Dr. Mattheus Reiser born in Weilersbach, Baden-Wuertemberg, Germany in the year of 1830, is supposed to have a sibling who in turn probably has children and grandchildren. It would be very nice to find out if any of them are alive and where they live if this is the case. 
Richard Schwabauer has a question!
July 31 @ 8:13am
Is there anyone who has Germans from Russia ancestry? We know of only two brothers (from Colony of Huck to Balzer Russia) that came to U.S.- Schwabauer was there last name. Any help would be great. 
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JHR Basler
August 1 @ 4:01pm
(sister writing) On autosomal, I have a maternal cousin who gets matches from the Frank Volga colony. My father’s maternal line came to Canada from the Bergtal Volga Colony, but they only spent a generation there – coming from Bohemia and maybe Pommerania before that.
David Miller
August 2 @ 5:17pm
Carpatho-Rusyn Society published two articles describing Polish soldiers who fought with Germany, were captured and kept in Allied POW camps. At end of WW2, the Polish POW soldiers returned home. They felt anyone with RUSYN ancestry helped Russia defeat Germany. Sent anyone with RUSYN ancestry back to Ukraine with little notice – sometimes only the clothes on their backs. Similar situation may have happened after WW1, but less documented. Modern Canadian relatives with Russian roots may have been sent to Canada during the DOUKHOBOR relocations that occurred over a century or more. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doukhobors, and http://www.doukhobor.org/Maps.html.
Roland Young
September 7 @ 4:17pm
WW2 is wrong it is WW11. Roland D. Young in California
David Miller
Yesterday at 6:25pm
Roland. The referenced Carpatho-Rusyn articles are clearly WW2. A similar event may have happened at end of WW1, but that was not what the articles described. DOUKHOBOUR events began much earlier than WW1 and continued for perhaps a century or more.
Michael Winkelmann
September 8 @ 9:36am
Hi, I’m interested in Winkelmann’s from Krefeld (or Crefeld) in North Rhine-Westphalia. My great great grandfather emigrated from Krefeld to Bradford , England in the 1850s. After his death in 1879 the rest of the family emigrated to NZ where I was born. I ‘re-emigrated’ to UK in 1984 and lived here ever since. I recently obtained a family tree from Stadtarchive which got me back to 1675. I’m now trying to trace living relatives and waiting for DNA tests. Strong Mennonite connection so USA is my next place to research.
Mark Elliott
September 8 @ 9:56am
Michael Winkelmann
September 8 @ 11:29am
Thanks Mark
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
September 8 @ 10:12am
click right for enlarged image in new tab If the sampling is controled then the results are irrelavant. https://www.familytreedna.com/public/U106?iframe=ycolorized https://www.familytreedna.com/public/east_anglia?iframe=yresults
Mikhail RavinskiMikhail Ravinski
August 23 @ 3:59pm
In the Russian-speaking environment, there is a version that the battle “Tollense valley battlefield” is supposedly a conflict over the genetic border between distant genetic relatives R1b and R1a. In the battle, the earliest Europeans from genetic genus I (i) were used as allies and support for the R1b cavalry. Allegedly, in the Bronze Age, there was a prototype of the Warsaw Pact, which protected Eastern Europe R1a from other different religions, ideologies, and new synthetic languages ​​… in the future, divided R1a into small pygmy states, under external control. Therefore, it is very interesting to find the primary source for genetic haplogroups determined from the bones of ancient warriors who made history, which is unknown to us, since, for example, in Russia (even in tsarist Russia, perhaps due to the fact that the last Romanovs were R1b from the family Holstein-Gottorp). All historical events before the adoption of Christianity were destroyed or hidden from the public eye and education.
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Colin Stevens
August 24 @ 6:38am
Thank you for your postings. They provided for some refreshing reading.
Paweł Ussorowski
August 25 @ 1:49am
Roland Young
September 7 @ 4:04pm
My DNA/R1B1A2A1A1A4/ R-48/ Roland D. Young
Roland Young
September 7 @ 4:12pm
Roland Young/ r-48 is wrong it is L-48
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
September 4 @ 11:37pm
Citation Information Transcript Stephanus born on 29 May 1857 House #42, Birth of Stephanus Barna, son of Michael Barna, son of Thomas Barna, rusticus and Anna Kowalak, rusticus in Czyrcz; and Maria Chomiak, daughter of Elias Chomiak, rusticus from Milik, and Theodosia Pytel from Szczawnik, on 29 May 1857, with baptism on 30 May 1857. Detail Book of Births (1784-1889), Leluchów 1857 (May) #858c Source Information Title St. Joseph’s Church Archives – Muszyna, Poland, Liber Copulatorium (1785-1888); Natorum (1784-1889); et Mortuorium (1784-1875), graeco-catholic unit, Leluchoviensium, T.I Repository Information Detail Source Citation for St. Joseph’s Church Archives – Muszyna, Poland, Liber Copulatorium (1785-1888); Natorum (1784-1889); et Mortuorium (1784-1875), graeco-catholic unit, Leluchoviensium, T.I Other information son of Thomas Barna, rusticus and Anna Kowalak, rusticus in Czyrcz; and Maria Chomiak, daughter of Elias Chomiak, rusticus from Milik, and Theodosia Pytel from Szczawnik, on 29 May 1857, with baptism on 30 May 1857 provided by Sven Pavlik though referenced on MyHeritage, also on Ancestry which provided the above ‘snap shot’. 5th–8th Cousin Shared DNA: 11 cM across 1 segment
Mark Elliott
September 5 @ 3:38pm
“I downloaded every page of the church records of leluchow, and read through every one the best I could, then clipped the images for the people i found on my tree and put them there.. it was tedious!” Svea Pavik link; https://www.szukajwarchiwach.pl
Robert PavlickRobert Pavlick
August 24 @ 11:07pm
Hi, my name is Robert Pavlick. My surname was originally spelled either Paulik or Pavlik. My Kit # is B78169. I have tested to Y-67. My Haplogroup is E-M35. Are there any other Pavlik’s or Paulik’s or Pavlick’s in this group? My grandfather immigrated here to USA in 1899 from Sambron, a little village in what is now Northeastern Slovakia. But I have been told, and DNA seems to bear it out, that the Family may have originated further northwest in either what is now Germany or Switzerland and that they may have immigrated down into what was then (in the 1600’s, the Hungarian Empire,) at the request of the Hungarians, who were looking to populate the area with as many Christians as possible in order to defend against Ottoman invasion. I would love to connect with others. I find it interesting that my earliest ancestors may have been Germanic, prior to their immigration down to what is now Slovakia.
Ted Gabany
August 25 @ 2:38pm
Hi Robert, the small town of Sambron, Slovakia is about 7 or 8 miles from where my paternal lineage is from. Here’s some FTDNA projects i believe you’ll fit right into and like. Europe East Groups EIJGT, This project is for members from this area, “Slovakia to Ukraine, Greece to Poland, Turkey to Croatia”. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/europe-east-groups-eij/about Spiš County Slovakia https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/spis-county-slovakia/about E-V13 (E1b1b1a1b1a) Balkan/Swiss/UK Robert, i know your not E-V13 yet, but you predicted to be “S7461 by NEVGEN, so i believe the project admins Gail R. will let you join. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/e-v13/about Europe West Groups EIJGT, This is the sister group of the East EIJGT group, it’s for members that fit in this area, “Italy to Netherlands Portugal to Denmark”. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/europe-west-groups-eij/about I hope these FTDNA projects help you like they helped me, see you in these projects.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 5:54pm
Be checking if auto-somal related. Stephen Barna from nearby Leluchów, Poland. May want to check to see if related to any Barna. Finding spellings of Pavlic, Pavlick and Pavlich.
Mark Elliott
September 4 @ 11:28pm
May want to consider ‘Paulík’ instead of ‘Paulik’. https://forebears.io/surnames/paul%C3%ADk ‘Pavlik’ and ‘Pavlík’ strong posibilities also. Near mom’s maiden name ‘Barna’ line.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 24 @ 1:10pm
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Ewald click right to enlarge in new tab. With Rb-U106 know that the Ra may be wondering to I belong in group. First is is Proto-Germanic. Well I had this crazy idea, that many years in the past my ancestors along with the wolf ate elk (moose), and were known as elk of the forest. Where the elk (moose) and wolf are returning felt that is where my Y-DNA came from. Later on we instead of elk (moose) we chased down cows in the borderlands between Scotland and England. The elk (moose) are entering Germany from Poland; https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/wild-elks-return-to-germany-a-853581.html Figured there are bull and cow elk (moose) for reproducing, so figured if I trace my R-U106 back in time would likely end up in the region where mom’s dad a Barna came from. This is on the Polish-Slovakian border basically where Galicia of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire once was. Surname distribution which could be a Polish-Slovakian (Loš) name for elk (moose) seems to be from the region. https://forebears.io/surnames/lo%C5%A1 Maybe family relations base on the irrational term of ‘love’ may have some rationality.
 4 Comments
ALEX *von NAUMANN
September 3 @ 3:12pm
Color of skin has nothing to do with Y-DNA we’re here for …person can look of one color & Y-DNA be of the any other :-), racism is literally ‘only skin deep’ …if more people did Y-DNA tests – there would less problem with how we ‘understand’ one another:-) Einstein & Napoleon with Adolf & Garibaldi belonged to the same haplogroup E1b1b – Jewish & Corsican, Austrian & Italian … Netanyahu, on the other hand, is R1a …with Rudolf Hess, Pushkin & Tesla..National ‘affiliation’ is voluntary, genetic ‘affiliation’ is not ( https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_E1b1b_Y-DNA.shtml https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1a_Y-DNA.shtml#famous_people)
Mark Elliott
September 4 @ 1:00pm
Naumannshof is a Dorf (Village). https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/20246012 My relatives as Scots POW Cromwellian Civil War were sent to New England, some including likely because my family fought on the side of the Hamiltonian Royalist to Barbados. Germany did the same during the Napoleonic Wars. Finding they are on this site but speak Portuguese, and some have a high percent indigenous American DNA. Example; https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/guy-hewitt-barbados-remembers-scots-heritage-st-andrews-day-1461307 Some of my people exile by Scots-English Border Pacification married the Irish Maguire, and McManus, farmers on both sides of the EU-Brexit Border, County Magure, now County Fermanagh moved to West Germany, when the Urban Presbyterian ‘Mc-‘ battle the Catholic ‘Mac-‘ and made the land of the exiled Anglican which fought against Cromwell their battlefield so during ‘The Trouble’ where these Maguire, Johnston, Armstrong, McManus, and Elliott were loosing family along this border as refugees of ‘The Troubles’, they migrated to Germany; https://d3tije9h5o4l4c.cloudfront.net/social-photos/3547747?dpr=2&fit=max&h=408&w=590 https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Maguire,1890:Johnston,1890:Armstrong,1890:McManus,1890:Elliott https://named.publicprofiler.org/ Mag-Uidhir McGuire Maguire Fermanagh Ulster…. https://d3tije9h5o4l4c.cloudfront.net/social-photos/3259687?dpr=2&fit=max&h=521&w=590
Richard Burke
September 4 @ 1:14pm
Block Mark Elliot. His postings are irrelevant and just plain nonsense
Mark Elliott
September 4 @ 2:36pm
German; Burg; > Norman; Burgh > Burke Anglo-Saxon; Ewald/Elwald (R-U106 Elliott) Normans won over Anglo-Saxons at Battle of Hastings. Burgh is from East Anglia; Burgh, Woodbridge, UK https://www.google.com/maps/place/Burgh,+Woodbridge+IP13+6PZ,+UK/@52.1162832,1.2493472,15z/ Burgh, Norwich, UK https://www.google.com/maps/place/Burgh,+Norwich+NR11+6TU,+UK/@52.7265624,1.0541989,10.94z/ Family of Bec, new Norwick, of Norfolk. “An early resident of Bec was Alanus Elfwold (1248).” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck_Hall https://www.google.com/maps/place/Beck+Hall,+Bawdeswell+Rd,+Billingford,+Dereham+NR20+4QZ,+UK/ (moated) Results for Mark Elliott from Living DNA https://my.livingdna.com/ancestry/recent Your recent ancestry results (Mark Elliott) Europe 100% Great Britain and Ireland 75.9% East Anglia 23.2% Europe (East) 24.1% Northeast Europe 24.1% About one fourth East Anglia, and about a fourth Northeast Europe. Note; have been blocked from FTDNA East Anglia.
Mark Elliott
21 minutes ago
Richard Burke 42 minutes ago “Block Mark Elliot. His postings are irrelevant and just plain nonsense” Have you ever had a family member say “….just plain nonsense”? Those which seem to reject the most are most likely relatives, or had past relations. https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Ewald,1890:Ewaldsen https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Burk,1890:Burke https://named.publicprofiler.org/ When you do block part of the genealogical history, the history you are left with does not have family history genealogical validation. Nor since scientists and genealogy share concepts if family concepts are blocked this makes this no longer a family genealogical site. It is like with the math in TIP calculation at one sig fig for 30 gens/years returning four sig figs, at the nearest hundredth of a percent. A mathematical error, and not recognized then how can one consider my concepts a non-sense if proper application of mathematics is to be utilized for genetic DNA genealogy.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 24 @ 1:10pm
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Ewald click right to enlarge in new tab. With Rb-U106 know that the Ra may be wondering to I belong in group. First is is Proto-Germanic. Well I had this crazy idea, that many years in the past my ancestors along with the wolf ate elk (moose), and were known as elk of the forest. Where the elk (moose) and wolf are returning felt that is where my Y-DNA came from. Later on we instead of elk (moose) we chased down cows in the borderlands between Scotland and England. The elk (moose) are entering Germany from Poland; https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/wild-elks-return-to-germany-a-853581.html Figured there are bull and cow elk (moose) for reproducing, so figured if I trace my R-U106 back in time would likely end up in the region where mom’s dad a Barna came from. This is on the Polish-Slovakian border basically where Galicia of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire once was. Surname distribution which could be a Polish-Slovakian (Loš) name for elk (moose) seems to be from the region. https://forebears.io/surnames/lo%C5%A1 Maybe family relations base on the irrational term of ‘love’ may have some rationality.
 3 Comments
Richard Burke
1 hour ago
Block Mark Elliot. His postings are irrelevant and just plain nonsense
Mark Elliott
August 30 @ 11:06am
With genetic genealogy it is shared. If an admin silences me from this feed then it is no longer genealogy or science. Most of what scientists and genealogists share is highly irrelevant, but what drop in the bucket they get from it may find someones family, or cure them. Though free speech because admins have the power of censorship, makes this not a genealogical site. Basics to my beliefs are free religion, free speech, and following that of god in all people which I try to follow. See I am certainly no leader, but am being lead. Free religion and free speech was formed by people coming together in the city of ‘brotherly love’, and they formed a new government founded by people of my beliefs as written into the constitution. With a mentality of Harvard judge of with the witch hanging and silencing my family which became refugees from it and in the town region they hung someone of my religious beliefs I will exercise which I encourage others their free speech and their religious freedoms. The FHL Family History Library, in Salt Lake City, Utah, is based on the concept that those which have more experience which have been helped by those which had the most experience get to help those which are new to genealogy. https://elwald.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Genealogicall-Library-Mark-S.-Elliott-Dec-1972.jpg Some people wanting a nation history, anti-DNA to correct overall history by people writing their own personal family histories independent of them, they like to enslave their thoughts on others. Should it be a Hitler style of ‘Superior Race’, science a Harvard style of today’s ‘Status Quo’, science in which race is black or white, or should family history and DNA be utilized to correct the history of the past? Until some family history and applied science not the ‘super race’ science of Hitler, or the pseudo science of Puritan Mather of the Puritan school of thought of Harvard silencing like they silenced my family which became refugees of the Salem Trails. Of the sharing of knowledge of Jewish scientists like Hungarian Leo Szilard proposed the nuclear fusion, which lead to a bomb people in my hometown could see the light of this first change reaction set free. He is a Hungarian Jewish true scientist which believe as all true scientist do in speaking freely, among scientists and that is where knowledge not ‘status quo’ or ‘superior race’ pseudo science of a dictatorial policy of enslaving people including the Jews of Poland to work on Braun’s Hitler’s then NASA rockets. One can live on having been in their historical past a slave. Not all black people have been slaves and not all white people haven’t been slaves. People black or white which think otherwise are your genetic racists. Race is not based on the genetic DNA color of ones skin. Once freedom of shared family history and the science around it is silence the type of bomb many time larger of Leo Szilard, who was against using it on Japan, but was concerned Nazi Germany would get it first, may be utilized. Biggest problem I am having is correcting the family genealogy of those which believe in these pseudo genetic scientists, that they know more then their own family about their own families history. The family knows best an always will about their own family’s history, and the pseudo scientists and family historians which feel the history is right and the DNA is wrong which silence me are creating a ‘superior race’, ‘status quo’ not a family history based upon DNA being applied as a tool in the tool box of families looking for family. Internet and family finding breaks down these barriers. Have to admit if not of the family or if in the line of Hitler and Mather of silencing to get at the truth, then the admin should depose of me in a similar fashion of deposing of free speech among the Jewish peoples.
ALEX *von NAUMANN
23 hours ago
Color of skin has nothing to do with Y-DNA we’re here for …person can look of one color & Y-DNA be of the any other :-), racism is literally ‘only skin deep’ …if more people did Y-DNA tests – there would less problem with how we ‘understand’ one another:-) Einstein & Napoleon with Adolf & Garibaldi belonged to the same haplogroup E1b1b – Jewish & Corsican, Austrian & Italian … Netanyahu, on the other hand, is R1a …with Rudolf Hess, Pushkin & Tesla..National ‘affiliation’ is voluntary, genetic ‘affiliation’ is not ( https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_E1b1b_Y-DNA.shtml https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplogroup_R1a_Y-DNA.shtml#famous_people)
Mark Elliott
1 hour ago
Naumannshof is a Dorf (Village). https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/20246012 My relatives as Scots POW Cromwellian Civil War were sent to New England, some including likely because my family fought on the side of the Hamiltonian Royalist to Barbados. Germany did the same during the Napoleonic Wars. Finding they are on this site but speak Portuguese, and some have a high percent indigenous American DNA. Example; https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/guy-hewitt-barbados-remembers-scots-heritage-st-andrews-day-1461307 Some of my people exile by Scots-English Border Pacification married the Irish Maguire, and McManus, farmers on both sides of the EU-Brexit Border, County Magure, now County Fermanagh moved to West Germany, when the Urban Presbyterian ‘Mc-‘ battle the Catholic ‘Mac-‘ and made the land of the exiled Anglican which fought against Cromwell their battlefield so during ‘The Trouble’ where these Maguire, Johnston, Armstrong, McManus, and Elliott were loosing family along this border as refugees of ‘The Troubles’, they migrated to Germany; https://d3tije9h5o4l4c.cloudfront.net/social-photos/3547747?dpr=2&fit=max&h=408&w=590 https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Maguire,1890:Johnston,1890:Armstrong,1890:McManus,1890:Elliott https://named.publicprofiler.org/ Mag-Uidhir McGuire Maguire Fermanagh Ulster…. https://d3tije9h5o4l4c.cloudfront.net/social-photos/3259687?dpr=2&fit=max&h=521&w=590
THOMAS EVANSTHOMAS EVANS
August 25 @ 8:24am
Stoffel Christoph Taglohner Halldenwanger (My 7th Great Grandfather) BIRTH 1685 • Ulm, Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany DEATH Sohnstetten,Germany This is my 6th Great Grandfather. Came to America. Jacob Haltiwanger BIRTH 14 SEP 1704 • Sohnstetten, Territory of Ulm, Germany DEATH 1790 • Lexington County, South Carolina, USA Just looking for more information on the German area my ancestors came from on this bloodline.
THOMAS EVANS
August 30 @ 3:34pm
Semper Fi
Jonathan Guse
August 29 @ 5:47pm
HI there, im researching my family name of Guse and am looking for fellow people interested ive been at it for over 14 years and have hit a brick wall with my 3 x great grandfather whom was born apparently in bromberg germany 1807 and have luck in find a few other tid bits but nothing much, my 2 x great grandfather was located to have been in seznin where i found a few of his children whom died young and my 2 x great uncles in gross drensen but can not move further into my family name.
Jonathan Guse
August 30 @ 1:47pm
what other variations can i search on for the surnames of streick and guse, ive got a few hits on ancestry but nothing solid as i dont know the anything about german searches. Other websites ??
William SchultzWilliam Schultz
August 26 @ 12:01pm
My brick wall is my great grandfather, Herman Christian Schultz (1848?-1926). I have just one word to trace back from him: Mecklenburg. Unfortunately, I have no clue which Mecklenburg, so there is a wide area of north east Germany and north western Poland that might be where he was from. And I have been told that to look for him in church records I would need to know the church, which is impossible to discern. Does anybody know of any kind of central repository of genealogically valuable information from the early 19th century in any area which includes any kind of Mecklenburg?
Jonathan Guse
August 29 @ 5:49pm
have you tried project poznan ??
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 7:44pm
https://s.meyersgaz.org/search?search=Mecklenburg https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Schultz Herman Christian Schultz 1848–1926 BIRTH 23 MAR 1848 • Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany DEATH 17 FEB 1926 • Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, USA
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 9:02pm
From; Mikhail Ravinski August 19 @ 1:31pm Hello, all fans of DNA research of their genera and historical events. Maybe some of you are aware of the DNA results obtained from the bones of dead Bronze Age warriors from the “Tollense valley battlefield” site in Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tollense_valley_battlefield “The battlefield of the Tollense valley (German pronunciation: [tʰɔˈlɛnzə]) is a Bronze Age archaeological site in the northern German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern…”
Zachary KumpZachary Kump
August 19 @ 9:36pm
Hello to my Germanic family. Hope all is well with you and your families. Im Zachary John Kump. My Y haplogroup is L-FT13849, my Mtdna is H1ao1. My father’s lineage is strictly German. My grandfather lineage was from Gottshee Austria 1330-1941. Prior to Gottshee Austria my grandfather lineage was from South Tyrol. My Grandmother (Kuhn) was from Black Forest Germany her Mtdna was U4a1a. My father and Grandfather passed in 2014. Dna became a hobby for me 3 yrs ago. I took every Dna test out there. I even test my uncle (my father’s younger brother). The results amazed me! I take pride in my German heritage. I realize my father’s generation was first to marry outside of German ethnicity creating me German/Irish mixture. My grandfather’s ancestors came to USA 🇺🇸 in early 1900s to Manhattan Ny. Then to Ridgewood Queens Ny. I love Quotes and with Dna answers just lead to more questions! 😆 Another good quote is from Bobby Sands “Our revenge will be the laughter of our Children” CHEERS 🍻
Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt
August 20 @ 9:36am
Welcome Zachary! I am new here, too. I have German roots I am exploring and am totally new to genetic genealogy. Nice to meet you.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 8:46pm
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Kump,1890:Kumpf https://s.meyersgaz.org/search?search=Kump Kump Name Meaning “metonymic occupational name for a bowl maker, from Middle Low German kump ‘(wooden) bowl’. habitational name from a place so named in Westphalia. variant spelling of Kumpf.”https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=kump
Kathryn Rambo has a question!
August 13 @ 10:37am
I am looking to help trace an ancestor, Mihaly Meszaros, born 14 February 1883 . Pretty sure he immigrated to US in 1907 from Bremen to Ellis Island. Listed residence as “T. Gyisnoth, Hungary” on immigration forms. Seeking his birth records for Hungarian citizenship. Does anyone have any tips for tracing Hungarian citizens pre-implimentation of national records of birth? or where modern day “T. Gyisnoth” is? there are no google results… 
László Varsányi
August 13 @ 12:45pm
“T. Gyisnoth” is not familiar to me. Maybe it is in another country, as Hungary was three times bigger on that date than it is now. Look: Osztrák–Magyar Monarchia or They may have been prescribed. They could not describe it correctly. They are similar: Gyirmót Gyirmót, a part of Győr in Hungary. It was also written: Giurmoth I think the correct one is “Győr, Gyirmót”. This is how you will look when you refer to your place of birth. Maybe even this is possible. “Terebesfejérpatak” is the old name of the settlement. T =Terebesfejérpatak. Maybe he mentioned it in two ways. Unable to describe the first, he abbreviated it. Then, as he heard it, he described the second. “Terebesfejérpatak” is also said to “Gyilove” But to me the first variation seems to be the solution, Gyirmót, the part of Győr in Hungary. Post in this forum, maybe they can help you. RadixFórum :: Vezetéknevek :: Mészárós, Mészárös, Mészáros, Mészáros, Mészaros, Meszáros, Meszaros család https://www.radixforum.com/vezeteknevek/meszaros/
David Miller
August 20 @ 7:29pm
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David Miller
August 20 @ 7:37pm
OOPS. Prior message shows the respective counties of Austria Hungary prior to dissolution at end of WW1 in 1918. Referring to my CD of Hungarian Village Finder, Atlas and Gazetteer by Suzanne Samodi Jimenez I discovered GYORE village is in Hungary today, Tolna County, Volgyseq District. GYOR is in Gyor Country, To-Sziget-Csilizkoz District (formed after 1900). GYIRMOT is in Gyor County, Sokoroalja District. I find the CD very helpful for research. Austria Hungary includes over a dozen countries today. Never assume the past records reflect todays geography.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 8:23pm
General Bavarian Hop Newspaper – Volume 3 – Page 155books.google.com ›books- Translate this page 1863 FOUND INSIDE – PAGE 155 In all countries in which the distillery flourishes and from which Bavaria obtains its imported spirits, this method of taxation is introduced. (B. Z) The Gisnoth in the winter of 1862. G: 8. Vienna, April 30th. As from previous … Could be place name/region in southern Germany towards Austria.
Michael DiemerMichael Diemer
August 27 @ 10:31am
Hello, I know that my Diemer ancestor was from the Alsace Lorraine area. His immigration lists Prussia. I don’t actually know where he lived to be able to put it on the map for you.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 7:37pm
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 6:57pm
Robert Pavlick, Are these your relatives, because if they are you are in big trouble, because you are related to me. Stephen Barna, Leluchów, Malopolskie, Poland. May 29 1857 House #42 https://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-358458481/pavlik-tree Is in their tree. Stephani Pawlik Circa 1827Milik, Malopolskie, Poland “Elias Chomiak,…from Milik” in the Citation below.
Robert PavlickRobert Pavlick
August 24 @ 11:07pm
Hi, my name is Robert Pavlick. My surname was originally spelled either Paulik or Pavlik. My Kit # is B78169. I have tested to Y-67. My Haplogroup is E-M35. Are there any other Pavlik’s or Paulik’s or Pavlick’s in this group? My grandfather immigrated here to USA in 1899 from Sambron, a little village in what is now Northeastern Slovakia. But I have been told, and DNA seems to bear it out, that the Family may have originated further northwest in either what is now Germany or Switzerland and that they may have immigrated down into what was then (in the 1600’s, the Hungarian Empire,) at the request of the Hungarians, who were looking to populate the area with as many Christians as possible in order to defend against Ottoman invasion. I would love to connect with others. I find it interesting that my earliest ancestors may have been Germanic, prior to their immigration down to what is now Slovakia.
Ted Gabany
August 25 @ 2:38pm
Hi Robert, the small town of Sambron, Slovakia is about 7 or 8 miles from where my paternal lineage is from. Here’s some FTDNA projects i believe you’ll fit right into and like. Europe East Groups EIJGT, This project is for members from this area, “Slovakia to Ukraine, Greece to Poland, Turkey to Croatia”. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/europe-east-groups-eij/about Spiš County Slovakia https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/spis-county-slovakia/about E-V13 (E1b1b1a1b1a) Balkan/Swiss/UK Robert, i know your not E-V13 yet, but you predicted to be “S7461 by NEVGEN, so i believe the project admins Gail R. will let you join. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/e-v13/about Europe West Groups EIJGT, This is the sister group of the East EIJGT group, it’s for members that fit in this area, “Italy to Netherlands Portugal to Denmark”. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/europe-west-groups-eij/about I hope these FTDNA projects help you like they helped me, see you in these projects.
Mark Elliott
August 29 @ 5:54pm
Be checking if auto-somal related. Stephen Barna from nearby Leluchów, Poland. May want to check to see if related to any Barna. Finding spellings of Pavlic, Pavlick and Pavlich.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 1:34pm
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 12:49pm
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Lang https://forebears.io/surnames/lang https://named.publicprofiler.org/ Those English-Scottish border Lang, are neighbors of the Elliott of the Hermitage Castle; https://www.google.com/maps/place/Hermitage+Castle/@55.2560337,-2.7954197,17z/ chief Margaret lives to the south at Redheugh, just north of Copshaw (cup of trees) Holme (level bank along a river) known today by tourists as Newcastleton, Scotland.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 12:31pm
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Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 11:52am
Relatives the ‘Long’. Long/Lange is a German surname. https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Long,1890:Lang,1890:Lange ‘Lange’ is German, but ‘Lang’ is Scottish like in ‘Auld Lang Syne’ (Old Long Since), the Scottish of Robert Burns, which his home of Ayr, Scotland, was incorporated into the name of father’s Loren Spencer Elliott’s hometown of Mt. Ayr [Mont(ain) Ayr (air)], Iowa, USA.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 10:56am
Knew I would test positive for R-S16361, because FTDNA lowest downstream for the Daniel Cluster was R-16361. Did not know at the time 23andME established R-S13631 as my paternal haplogroup. When I tried to test downstream, the downstream SNPs were not offered, so I tested by YSEQ 2020-01-26 positive for R-A6722 downstream of R-S13631>A6719>A6722, not offered by FTDNA through their SNP testing. Now ask yourself who’s using DNA to find family? To me the “Big-Y” is the big “Lab Rat” test by Harvard US “status quo” pseudo scientists which silence people for their truths and their math is represented in their TIP calculation which inputs 30 gens/year at one significant number and outputs at four sig figs which a genetic genealogists with the most remediation in math would correct, but are not doing so. So with the symbolic TIP calculation allows me great freedom not with speech but the application of applied genetic DNA to find my relatives.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
August 29 @ 9:51am
click right to enlarge image in new tab. Daniel Elliott of; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tullykelter_Castle All I know is I am just trying to do some genealogy by applying DNA. Guess if one gets kicked off, you just get back on again. If Reivers can not chase down cows on the Scottish English border, then what did my family eat in Germany? Probably got myself in trouble with 29th Elliot Chief Margaret of Redheugh, Scotland. She most likely thinks I am some ‘vagabond’ from the wild US west. At least she knows about the Border Reivers of the Debatable https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Steel_Bonnets https://gorrenberry.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cut-A-Steel-Bonnets-In-Debatatable-Lands-with-George-Macdonald-Fraser-and-Eric-Robson.mp4 https://gorrenberry.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cut-B-Steel-Bonnets-In-Debatatable-Lands-with-George-Macdonald-Fraser-and-Eric-Robson.mp4 That’s just like me thinking of food. Now I find family on the Polish-Slovakian border, and the eastern half of Galicia is in the Ukraine.
Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt has a question!
August 18 @ 6:28pm
I would love it if an administrator could look at my Big Y-700 results and help me understand them (kit #937126). So far, I think, my few matches are from the Y12 test, all with different surnames than my father’s. Does this indicate MRCA long, long ago? Is there any value in contacting matches at that level? Do these results mean that no more recent, or a current, relation has taken a Y-DNA test? If yes, then the Big Y-700 test will not help me with my family tree in a genealogical timeframe (at least not until more people take Y-DNA tests)? And that my Big Y-700’s chief value now is to add to the “overall supply” of Y-DNA tests…helping researchers better understand populations, migrations, etc. over time? Where should I share the results in order to make the test cost worth it? One more question: Test status info says not all my Big Y-700 results are in, and I’m not sure (LOL) what the remaining are and what they’ll tell me. Any and all insight appreciated! 
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Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt
August 21 @ 2:11pm
What I meant wasn’t “arrive here…” I meant, of course, that you’re closely related in time. Also, you said that genealogy/genetic genealogy aren’t that common in Germany; do you mean that not that many people now living in Germany are very interested in their ancestry/have taken tests, so that chances are low a related test-taker would turn up at all, anytime soon? I am glad you are young and patient. I’m not young and not old…and not very patient LOL.
Ryan Bechtel
August 21 @ 9:04pm
I’m currently assigned haplogroup R-FT52869. But that’s really a block of 12 SNPs, the order of those mutations is unknown until more and more distant cousins test. Statistically my immigrant ancestor (Christopher b.1680, immigrated ~1730) lacks 2-3 of those SNPs. If I could contact my 8th cousins and get them to test I could figure out which of those 2-3 Christopher lacked. If a Bechtel who didn’t descend from Christopher tests then it would potentially cause a branch for my immigrant ancestor thus giving me the haplogroup for Christopher’s line. Ideally though, I’d like to see a very distant Bechtel test, maybe one that split from my line early after the surname was adopted. And maybe someone with a different surname will test, someone who split just before the surname era. That would give me the family haplogroup. That’s about 7-9 SNPs ago. A Y700-SNP (or private variant) is approximately 83 years. It holds up pretty over the long run but I wouldn’t trust that number for estimating time-frames in the recent past. No, genealogy isn’t a very common hobby in Germany. It’s more common in anglophone countries, Sweden, Iceland, and a few others. Germany has pretty strict laws regarding medical gene testing and paternity tests (therefore including direct-to-consumer DNA testing) so not many Germans test.
Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt
August 27 @ 4:02pm
Ryan, Thanks again for the insight. I see this will be a long road of understanding and problem-solving and learning. I didn’t know about the German laws or the fact that not many Germans test.
Frederick Hannasch c/o V. Wallerstedt
August 28 @ 9:00am
Ryan, also, it looks like I’m in the the low-to-no-match-and-in-waiting group LOL…Even if nothing turns up, I feel good about capturing the information and having it out there.
Jim Bowman™Jim Bowman™
August 25 @ 10:28pm
For any of you wondering what if… The last two panels in the BigY / Big 700 are where the excitement come…
Mikhail RavinskiMikhail Ravinski
August 23 @ 3:59pm
In the Russian-speaking environment, there is a version that the battle “Tollense valley battlefield” is supposedly a conflict over the genetic border between distant genetic relatives R1b and R1a. In the battle, the earliest Europeans from genetic genus I (i) were used as allies and support for the R1b cavalry. Allegedly, in the Bronze Age, there was a prototype of the Warsaw Pact, which protected Eastern Europe R1a from other different religions, ideologies, and new synthetic languages ​​… in the future, divided R1a into small pygmy states, under external control. Therefore, it is very interesting to find the primary source for genetic haplogroups determined from the bones of ancient warriors who made history, which is unknown to us, since, for example, in Russia (even in tsarist Russia, perhaps due to the fact that the last Romanovs were R1b from the family Holstein-Gottorp). All historical events before the adoption of Christianity were destroyed or hidden from the public eye and education.
Mikhail Ravinski
August 23 @ 4:19pm
From a genetic point of view, it is very difficult to find out who the Russian Tsars and Princes really were, since even in the official data it is clear that the tsars were replaced in childhood. And a very vivid example is the Russian Tsar Peter 1, either he was replaced by the “Germans” in Moscow at the time of his birth, then he is actually the son of a Georgian prince, then he was changed for the third time during a trip to Western Europe. And I don’t really know who they were by genetics Holstein-Gottorp. Since everything connected with the power in Russia is covered with several layers of rewritten history. Even now, they say that Putin is not real and that there are doubles acting instead of him, or in general all the presidents of Europe, the United States and Russia were infected with leprosy by the President of Ukraine Yushchenko. And because of this insidious disease, Putin’s face has changed, and in fact it is not a double, but simply a consequence of the leprosy that Yushchenko infected with during kissing and hugging all the presidents.
Mikhail Ravinski
August 23 @ 4:30pm
Bashkir cartoon based on myths that the Giants used to live together with people and why distant relatives of R1a and R1b constantly waged wars among themselves. R1a and R1b are the main haplogroups of the Bashkirs. But that’s not the point. This cartoon by Artyom Lukichev is about the epic Ural. According to this epic, the Bashkirs descend from two brothers – Shulgan and the Urals. So one of the sons of Shulgan – Hakmar – the Bashkir Burzyans descend from him, they are R1b, and the three sons of the Urals – Idel, Nugush and Yaik – from them the Bashkir tabyns, Yurmats and Kypsaks come from, they are R1a. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMBuo7JHesg
Colin Stevens
August 24 @ 6:38am
Thank you for your postings. They provided for some refreshing reading.
Paweł Ussorowski
August 25 @ 1:49am
Record of birth in Poland (Galicia, Austrian-Hungarian) on 29 May 1857, of the birth of great grandfather English; Stephan, Polish; Stefan, and Greek Catholic Latin Stephanus Barna, which passes his name Stephen to son Stephan Peter Barna, of Boonton, Morris County, New Jersey, which passes it to me for my middle name making it, Mark Stephen Elliott.
Many Germans have the surname or a variant of ‘Wolf’, in which wolf/dog, travels with man as a predator of the elk (moose).
Migration lately of the wolf is represented by;
Scott Thies has a question! 1 hour ago
“Are there any descendants of Johan Jochim Thiess (Thies) in the group? He is my 8th Great Grandfather and lived in Schlieven, Mechlenburg, Germany (1715-1785). Looking for any information on the family name and family member past and present. ”
Johan Jochim Thiess in the Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1971
Name: Johan Jochim Thiess
Gender: männlich (Male)
Event Type: Heirat (Marriage) Marriage
Date: 8 Nov 1748
Marriage Place: Frauenmark u Parchim, Mecklenburg, Deutschland (Germany)
Spouse: Dorothea Thiessen
Parish as it Appears: Frauenmark City or District: Frauenmark u Parchim
Author: Evangelische Kirche Frauenmark (AG. Parchim)
Film Number: 69092 Frauenmark

 

https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Ander,1890:Anders,1890:Andersen

https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:David,1890:Davids,1890:Davidsen

https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:John,1890:Johns,1890:Johnsen

https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Peter,1890:Peters,1890:Petersen

http://files.lib.byu.edu/family-history-library/research-outlines/Europe/Germany.pdf

https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Ewald,1890:Ewaldsen

Mark ElliottMark Elliott
Just now
Terri Stern 4 hours ago I met James at the Genetic Genealogy Ireland Conference in Belfast. He has a female Montgomery ancestor (not yet added to his tree at FTDNA) and I asked him to join the Montgomery Surname DNA Project.
Unlike You like this Mark Elliott 27 minutes ago
Hold him in very high esteem. A genealogist with over a half century of it as a hobby, like genealogy is to me. For us James and myself we have together have over a century of shared genealogical experience a lot previous to DNA, and now we’re both are applying DNA, from different directions which allows just to share, integrate, gather, and compile our combined knowledge.
Genetic Genealogy
Ireland 14-15 Feb 2020,
ICC Waterfront Hall,
Belfast –
Using DNA to help the Family Tree Research of your Irish Ancestry SUNDAY, 8 OCTOBER 2017 James Irvine – Speaker Profile Title of Presentation GDPR, Privacy & Data Protection
Put him into a popular web page I built;
Just Google or Bing ‘Brigham DNA’,
or use the following link;
‘This is the Place’ genealogy with DNA applied
President Obama spoke at Waterfront Hall;
Wilson is a Scottish (border name)
Became Ulster Irish then on to America.
Mark ElliottMark Elliott
6 hours ago
Bennett Greenspan,
Houston, do you have a problem?
Do not know as excellent genealogists know, graphics in Google images, of names such as FTDNA Hammer, FTDNA Behar, FTDNA Estes, and FTDNA Riddell. The above is a pretty popular graphic. Test piloting your genealogical search knowledge base to see if you can be dependent on.
Also testing your knowledge, on information to your customers to see if it can be relied upon. Such as multiple exact matches at time of surname adoption. Like that of Grisham with a Castle at time. Could have a name like Irvan de Grissom, meaning Irvan of Grissom castle, becoming Irvan Grissom, or even Gus Grissom of Mitchell, Indiana which gave his life for the space program in Houston.
Your math has something to be desire.
About 2 out of 3 tested have exact 12 markers, 14 24 14 11 11-14 12 12 11 13 13 29 with are https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Denmark?iframe=yresults
R1b-M269+>U106+>S19589+ 541 N174668 Niels Peder Rasmussen, b.1843 Maribo,Denmark Denmark R-S11493 14 24 14 12 11-14 12 12 11 13 13 29 https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Niels,1890:Pedersen,1890:Rasmussen
My Ewald/Elwald-Ellot/Ellwood name traveled over, as Anglo-Saxon word ‘wald’ evolved into ‘wold’ then the English ‘wood’ for FOREST.
About two out of three of the Gresham with variants carry these twelve markets with is indicative of Proto-Germanic-Anglo-Danish migration across the sea, which many people would agree with an even the People of the British Isles a well done with excellent Genetic sampling has done. Is FTDNA after profits they certainly have not shown to be very good searches, or of knowledge of how to apply Y-DNA to genealogical family migration. Houston you have a problem.
David Rice
3 hours ago
He’s back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mark Elliott
37 minutes ago
‘Rice’ surname found along the EU, Brexit border, https://named.publicprofiler.org/ where the Northern Ireland troubles occurred. Likely because of THE TROUBLES many ‘Rice’ migrated to West Germany.
‘David’ second in popularity among Armstrong, Elliott, and Bell as a forename after ‘John’. https://d3tije9h5o4l4c.cloudfront.net/social-photos/3195478?dpr=2&fit=max&h=411&w=590
Though in Germany and France ‘David’ is popular as a surname, but in the England the name ‘Davis’ is used. https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1996:David,1996:Davis
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