I also manage my brother's DNA test on FTdna Y-Chromosome.
I've hit a brick wall on this part of my family and have been searching for several years. Phillip Riley was born Ireland or Canada per census. He married Elizabeth Waltzer who was born in Prussia. They married in Dodge County, Wisconsin in 1864 with no names on MC but the bride and groom! My priority is Phillip Riley's ancestors and birth place and any siblings. Where did he immigrate - alone or with family?
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Marcia Logan
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Child of [father unknown] and Marie Anita (Riley) Logan
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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