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It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Sandy or other carriers of his ancestors' Y-chromosome or mitochondrial DNA.
Y-chromosome DNA test-takers in his direct paternal line on WikiTree:
Sandy Culver:
Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 700 markers, haplogroup R-BY63725, FTDNA kit #205239
Tom Culver :
Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 700 markers, haplogroup R-BY63725, Ancestry member tomculver20, FTDNA kit #B18759
Hi! i would like to say i think i found a connection to Clare-595, Sarah Clare
24 December 1693–4 July 1745 (Age 51), she might of have had another daughter named: Huldah White, i found this info on https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LD3C-57L/huldah-white-1724-1796, her mother is sarah clare, who was born on the same dates and same location as your sarah clare, do you think there related?
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Thanks,
Bobbie
-- Mayflower Project co-leader
Hey Sandy, I connected my Jeremiah Bundy-1130 to Samuel Bundy 235, and Ann Nicholson-706. I have added some photocopies of some of the Quaker Mtg minutes from Perquimans and Pasquotank Counties NC, I found several others pertaining to Samuel Bundy-235 and Ann Nicholson-706 from Ancestry. If you don't have them let me know. I will be glad to download them.
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Isabelle
Hope you are well, just dropped by to say how much we appreciate your contributions to the community's shared tree. You are doing a wonderful job of support others, through your work, you obviously love what you do. Thank you
Perhaps some of the confusion with the Mayflower connection is that there was a Henry Cook/e born in Leiden, Netherlands. My records show that he did immigrate to the Massachusetts Bay Colony although he was born in Leiden. I'm still looking for my source. There are way too many fellows by the name Henry Cook/e
24 December 1693–4 July 1745 (Age 51), she might of have had another daughter named: Huldah White, i found this info on https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LD3C-57L/huldah-white-1724-1796, her mother is sarah clare, who was born on the same dates and same location as your sarah clare, do you think there related?
Just a note to mention that you may see the addition of the "Mayflower Family Member" project box on some of your profiles. Please continue to manage these profiles as you have previously. Thanks, Bobbie -- Mayflower Project co-leader
It would appear that you are my 14th cousin once removed via our mutual ancestor, Robert Backus I (born c. 1460 in South Yorkshire, England)!
Welcome to the Quakers Project! You are now officially part of the group. Please check out the Quakers Project Page to find how you can help. You might want to add the Quakers tag to your followed tags to make sure you don't miss any Quakers-related discussions. Thank you for your involvement! Isabelle
Hope you are well, just dropped by to say how much we appreciate your contributions to the community's shared tree. You are doing a wonderful job of support others, through your work, you obviously love what you do. Thank you
Best Wishes Janet
Wikitree Appreciation Team
Norman