Clint Stewart
Honor Code SignatorySigned 28 Apr 2023 | 19,285 contributions | 267 thank-yous | 1,184 connections
Signed 28 Apr 2023 | 19,285 contributions | 267 thank-yous | 1,184 connections
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Clint Stewart
Born 1950s.
Ancestors 
[sibling(s) unknown]
Father of
[private son (1980s - unknown)]
Profile last modified
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Biography
Gift to my descendants, in honor of our ancestors. avito viret honore = he flourishes upon ancestral honors (i.e., his honor is not of his own doing)
The Stewart clan motto is "Virescit vulnere virtus" (Courage grows strong at a wound) https://clan.com/family/stewart
He was named by his grandmother Mary Alice (Hess) Morton after her husband William Clinton Morton, and his father William Neil Morton. Hobbies include bowling, computer repair, bodybuilding, muscle cars, motorcycles, deep sea fishing, and amateur (ham) radio. Army veteran with service connected disabilities. Now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada at retirement community.
Parentage
FT-DNA results indicate misattributed parentage with surname Stewart
FT-DNA admin assigned groups - Howard / Hayward / Haywood specifically to William Hayward Braintree MA 1617-1659
The Howard Y-DNA Project - Y-DNA Classic Chart FTDNA
Y-DNA
- DNA Big Y-700 Haplogroup G-FT32764
- FT-DNA kit #1000896
- Y-DNA 111 markers Surname Results 14 Matches (no Stewart)
- [Surname] [Haplogroup] [Genetic Distance] [Earliest Known Ancestor]
- Anonymous Bevington G-FT32764 2 steps Howard L Castor b. 1844 New York d. 1904 New York (adopted into Castor family) Prattsburgh, Steuben, New York Exact match at Y-67 markers.
- Anonymous Howard G-FT25136 2 steps John Howard d. Bridgewater abt. 1701 m. Martha (Hayward)
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32514 3 steps William Hayward d. 10 May 1659 Braintree m. Margery (Knight) Exact match at Y-67 markers.
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32764 3 steps William Hayward d. 10 May 1659 Braintree m. Margery (Knight)
- Anonymous Howard G-S23438 3 steps William Hayward d. 10 May 1659 Braintree m. Margery (Knight)
- Anonymous Tulloch G-FT19708 4 steps John Howard d. Bridgewater abt. 1701 m. Martha (Hayward) Exact match at Y-67 markers.
- Anonymous Howard G-FT25136 5 steps John Howard/Hayward/Haward c1620
- Anonymous Hanesworth G-FT19708 5 steps
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32514 5 steps
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32764 6 steps
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32354 6 steps Henry Howard d. 1708 Hartford, Connecticut and Sarah Stone Exact match at Y-67 markers.
- Anonymous Howard G-FT25136 6 steps John Howard/Hayward b.1624 MA
- Anonymous Buckley G-FT32514 7 steps Roswell Howard b 1781 VT
- Anonymous Howard G-FT32354 7 steps
- mitoYDNA Paternal ID T19178
mtDNA
- DNA full mtDNA Haplogroup HV0-T195C!
- FT-DNA kit # 1000896
- mtDNA HVR1, HVR2, Coding Regions - 49 matches
- [Name] - [Genetic Distance] - [Earliest Known Ancestor]
- Anonymous Seay - 0 - Hermann Schneider
- Anonymous McCoy - 0 - Mary Catherine Quarles
- Anonymous Smith - 0 - Hrothisteus Westgoten Visigoths (294-354)
- Anonymous Huddleston - 0 - n/a
- Anonymous Erwin - 0 - n/a
- Anonymous Schweyer - 1 - Maria Catherina Becker
- Anonymous Bell - 1 - Hannah Maria Ricker 1838 - 1912
- Anonymous Belikov - 2 - Anastasiya Popova 1875 Russia
- Anonymous McConnell - 2 - Isbella Burris 1768
- GEDmatch Kit # JW405844C1
- mitoYDNA Maternal ID T19568
- Earliest Known Ancestor (EKA) on the direct maternal line (mtDNA test) Elizabeth Musselman b. 22 Dec 1786
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Clint Stewart at registration.
- Ancestry
- FT-DNA kit #1000896
- GEDmatch kit # JW405844C1
- yourDNAportal CLIee7bedf8
- mitoYDNA Paternal ID T19178
- mitoYDNA Maternal ID T19568
Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Clint's formal name
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
- birth location
- personal memories about Clint (2)
- images (10)
- private children's names (1)
- spouse's name and marriage information
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Paternal line Y-chromosome DNA test-takers:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Paternal line Y-chromosome DNA test-takers:
- Clint Stewart: Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 700 markers, haplogroup G-FT32764, FTDNA kit #1000896, MitoYDNA ID T19178 [compare]
- Clint Stewart: Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup HV0-T195C!, FTDNA kit #1000896, MitoYDNA ID T19568 [compare]
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G-FT32514's paternal line was formed when it branched off from the ancestor G-FT32764 and the rest of mankind around 1650 CE.
The man who is the most recent common ancestor of this line is estimated to have been born around 1700 CE.
He is the ancestor of at least 4 descendant lineages known as G-FT32354 and 3 yet unnamed lineages.
G-FT32764's paternal line was formed when it branched off from the ancestor G-FT25136 and the rest of mankind around 1600 CE.
The man who is the most recent common ancestor of this line is estimated to have been born around 1650 CE.
He is the ancestor of at least 5 descendant lineages known as G-FT32514 and 4 yet unnamed lineages.
There are 9 DNA tested descendants, and they specified that their earliest known origins are from: United States, 8 from unknown countries.
edited by Clint Stewart
Skip Sent you an email concerning a Howard Y-DNA profile that has you as the person to contact. Other than his name there is absolutely ZERO information about him or ANY of his ancestors.
Genealogists here at wikitree would appreciate ANY info you could share about his ancestors. Of course privacy is always a priority when dealing with a living persons' DNA.
That said, I'm sure you can share something that will help us here at wikitree.
Thanks again cuz.
Received a one word response from Skip via email and that response was "no". Maybe the email was corrupted somehow and the explanation got deleted. Giving you the opportunity Skip to reply here in public where there can be no doubt about your curt answer.
Those of us that purchased the Big Y-700 test at FTDNA have invested much money to find our ancestors. Is it a policy of FTDNA that is stopping you, or perhaps there is another reason.
Please try to clear this up as I'm sure current and future FTDNA clients would like to know why you will not divulge ANY PATERNAL MALE ancestor of the kit I asked about.
Not even one of his paternal 4th to 5th great-grandfathers ??
I'm not a happy customer Skip, hope you can clear this up.
edited by Clint Stewart
Since the only contact info given was Skip then YOU ARE NOT going to get any info on this donor.
Yea I see we are related thru George Parkhurst may he RIP
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