DNA Ancestor Confirmation Aid for Phil Rand
This Ancestor Confirmation Aid (ACA) does something that's only possible on WikiTree:
reveals other descendants of your ancestors whose DNA tests could be used to scientifically confirm relationships in your family tree.
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1. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 2
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 3.
Phil Rand (Rand-9)Born 1900s. Died abt 1990s.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Phil's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Rand DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Phil's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.78%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
Parents of Phil Rand
2. Goals: Use yDNA to confirm he is the son of 4
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 5.
James Henry Rand Sr. (Rand-2)Born Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United States 29 May 1859. Died North Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States 15 Sep 1944.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on James's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Rand DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on James's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~1.56%
~6.25%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Rand-2 | Relationship to Rand-9 - ~0.78%
~6.25%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Rand-2 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
3. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 6
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 7.
Mary Jameson Scribner (Scribner-1)Born Angels Camp, Calaveras, California, USA 12 Sep 1863. Died Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States 08 Jun 1934.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Mary's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Grandparents of Phil Rand
4. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 8
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 9.
Calvin Gordon Rand (Rand-3)Born Batavia New York 01 Nov 1832. Died La Salle, New York 26 Apr 1872.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Calvin's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Rand DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Calvin's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
5. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 10
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 11.
Almira Hershey Long (Long-1)Born Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United States 01 Nov 1836. Died Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United States 19 Jun 1884.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Almira's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~3.12%
~6.25%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Long-1 | Relationship to Rand-9
- ~1.56%
~6.25%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Long-1 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
6. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 12
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 13.
Philip W. Scribner (Scribner-2)Born 14 Feb 1835. Died 05 Feb 1905.
Two descendants who carry Philip's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Scribner DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Philip's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
7. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 14
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 15.
Adelaide H. Crosby (Crosby-1)Born United States 08 Aug 1840. Died United States 03 Sep 1934.
Two descendants who carry Adelaide's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Great-Grandparents of Phil Rand
8. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 16
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 17.
James Rand (Rand-4)Born 1795. Died Concord, Merrimack, New Hampshire, United States 08 Dec 1843.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on James's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Rand DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on James's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
9. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 18
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 19.
Nancy Kenyon (Kenyon-4)Born 1810. Died Sep 1834.
Two descendants who carry Nancy's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
10. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 20
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 21.
Benjamin Long (Long-2)Born Donegal Twp, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States 25 Sep 1787. Died Tonawanda, Erie, New York, United States 29 Sep 1859.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Benjamin's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Long DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Benjamin's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~1.56%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Long-2 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
11. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 22
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 23.
Mary Shelley Hershey (Hershey-1)Born Donegal Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States 13 May 1793. Died La Salle, Niagara, New York, United States 14 Oct 1879.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Mary's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~6.25%
~12.50%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hershey-1 | Relationship to Rand-9
- ~1.56%
~12.50%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hershey-1 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
12. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 24
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 25.
Unknown Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
13. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 26
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 27.
Unknown Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
14. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 28
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 29.
Unknown Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
15. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 30
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 31.
Unknown Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Second Great-Grandparents of Phil Rand
16. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 32
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 33.
Robert Rand (Rand-5)Born 13 May 1767. Died Swanton, Franklin, Vermont, USA 1814.
Two descendants who carry Robert's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Rand DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Robert's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
17. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 34
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 35.
Anna Gordon (Gordon-1)Born 11 Jun 1772. Died Vermont, United States 17 Dec 1842.
Two descendants who carry Anna's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
18. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 36
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 37.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
19. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 38
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 39.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
20. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 40
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 41.
Herman Long (Long-2466)Born Hempfield, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1743. Died Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States 1804.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Herman's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Long DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Herman's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.78%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Long-2466 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
21. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 42
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 43.
Feronica Kauffman (Kauffman-171)Born Hempfield Township, Lancaster, Colony of Pennsylvania abt 1757. Died Maytown, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States abt 1798.
Two descendants who carry Feronica's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.78%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Kauffman-171 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
22. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 44
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 45.
Christian Hershey (Hershey-357)Born Manor Township, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 12 Feb 1765. Died Marietta, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States 18 Oct 1824.
Two carriers of the same Y-chromosome need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line paternal ancestor on Christian's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
The Hershey DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two carriers of the same mitochondrial DNA need to be tested. For potential test-takers click the DNA Descendants icon (
) next to the name of the earliest known direct line maternal ancestor on Christian's DNA Ancestors page.
See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.78%
~6.25%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hershey-357 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
23. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 46
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 47.
Elizabeth Mary Shelly (Shelly-135)Born Marietta, Lancaster, Pennsylvania 10 Jun 1761. Died Marietta, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States Sep 1801.
Two descendants who carry Elizabeth's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~12.50%
~25.00%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Shelly-135 | Relationship to Rand-9
- ~0.78%
~6.25%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Shelly-135 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
24. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 48
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 49.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
25. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 50
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 51.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
26. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 52
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 53.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
27. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 54
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 55.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
28. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 56
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 57.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
29. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 58
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 59.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
30. Goals: Use yDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 60
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm he is the son of 61.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
31. Goals: Use auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 62
and use mtDNA or auDNA to confirm she is the daughter of 63.
Unknown Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Third Great-Grandparents of Phil Rand
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Herman Long (Long-3871)Born Appenzell Switzerland abt 1694. Died abt 1773.
Two descendants who carry Herman's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Long DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Herman's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.39%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Long-3871 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Anna Elizabeth Hersche (Hersche-8)Born Appenzell Outer-Rhodes, Switzerland 1698. Died Lancaster, Pennsylvania abt 1754.
Two descendants who carry Anna's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.39%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hersche-8 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Christian Kauffman (Kauffman-1575)Born abt 1720. Died 1792.
Two descendants who carry Christian's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Kauffman DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Christian's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.39%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Kauffman-1575 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Christian Hershey (Hershey-356)Born East Hempfield, Lancaster, co. Pa 1730. Died Manor twp, Lancaster, co. Pa Nov 1806.
Two descendants who carry Christian's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Hershey DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Christian's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.78%
Brenda Copeland (Copeland-2643) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hershey-356 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member JazzCopeland
- Comments: My DNA matches those in the Vantine family accoring to ancestry.com
- ~0.39%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Hershey-356 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Elizabeth Baughman (Baughman-452)Born 1732. Died Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania 1805.
Two descendants who carry Elizabeth's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~0.39%
~6.25%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Baughman-452 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Michael Shelly (Shelly-217)Born Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 1732. Died Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States Apr 1817.
Two descendants who carry Michael's Y-chromosome need to take a yDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers. The Shelly DNA test connections index may help you find someone.
Two descendants who carry Michael's mitochondrial DNA need to take an mtDNA test. See the DNA Confirmations help page for advice on finding test-takers.
Potentially useful autosomal DNA test(s):
- ~25.00%
50.00%
Georg Kneisley (Kneisley-6) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Shelly-217 | Relationship to Rand-9
- ~0.39%
~3.12%
CJ Fulton (Fulton-2819) - AncestryDNA
DNA Ancestors | DNA Descendants | DNA Tests | DNA Confirmation | Relationship to Shelly-217 | Relationship to Rand-9
- Ancestry.com member carabythesea
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandfather. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.
Unknown Great-Great-Great-Grandmother. A WikiTree profile needs to be created before the DNA features can be used for this person. If no information about them is known but they are the first common direct line ancestor of two test-takers create a placeholder profile with the name "Unknown" and one very roughly-estimated date.