DNA Descendants View for George W Norman
Here are the inheritors of George W Norman's Y chromosome and X chromosome DNA. (For autosomal DNA, see George's full descendants list.)
Living descendants could be tested to scientifically confirm family relationships back to George. Descendants who have already taken the necessary DNA test are highlighted.
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Y Chromosome
A father passes his Y chromosome to his sons. Here are up to 10 generations of George's direct-line male descendants. more information
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Carl E Norman
(1890s - 1960s)
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Dewy F Norman
(1900s - unknown)
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Cuba George Norman
(1900s - 1950s)
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Jesse F Norman
(1900s - unknown)
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Jack Norman
(1900s - 1940s)
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Fred Norman
(1910s - unknown)
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Robert Norman
(1910s - unknown)
- Living: [private son (1920s - unknown)]
X Chromosome
Sons get their single X chromosome from their mother. Daughters get an X from each parent. Here are up to seven generations of possible carriers of portions of George's X chromosome. more information
- [George's son Carl E did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
- [George's son Dewy F did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
- [George's son Cuba George did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
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Bessie Norman
(1900s - unknown)
- [George's son Jesse F did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
- [George's son Jack did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
- [George's son Fred did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
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Nell (Norman) Leach
(1910s - 1990s)
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William J Leach
(1930s - 2010s)
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Earline (Leach) Settles
(1930s - 2000s) [confident]
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Janice Leach
(1930s - 1930s)
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Jerry Leach
(1930s - 2010s) [confident]
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William J Leach
- [George's son Robert did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
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Irene Norman
(1910s - unknown)
- [George's son Eugene did not inherit George's X chromosome.]
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