Maternal relationship is confirmed with an AncestryDNA test match between Rosanna Walleston and Susan McNamee, Possible range: Parent, Child - immediate family member - Confidence: Extremely High Relationship: Mother based on sharing 3,479 centimorgans shared across 38 DNA segments
Earliest Known Ancestors
Y-DNA - Direct Male Line
Starting with the father of Susan McNamee:
Leo McNamee b. 1943-01-07, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States [confident]
Leo McNamee b. 1914-08-27, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, USA [uncertain]
William McNamee b. 1889-04-10, Peabody, Essex, Massachusetts, USA [uncertain]
William McNamee b. 1847-03-00, Coachford, Cork, Ireland [uncertain]
William McNamee b. 1829-00-00, Coachford, Cork, Ireland [confident]
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships by comparing test results with Susan or other carriers of her ancestors' mitochondrial DNA.
Mitochondrial DNA test-takers in the direct maternal line:
Susan McNamee:
Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup X2c1a, FTDNA kit #B7027, MitoYDNA ID T13935[compare]
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Susan:
100.00% 100.00%
Susan McNamee:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A094340[compare], Ancestry member smc1225
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Hi - I must be missing something since McIlwain-162 has one source, which is a reference to a GRONI death record from 1932, which is not accessible to the public without purchasing the certificate - are there marriage records you are referring to with different religions noted (i.e. for their marriage)? If so it would be great if you could add the source. The father of McElwain-223 is McElwane-2, who is a farmer and flax scutcher and not a labourer, so again I might be missing something - but it would be much appreciated if any proof of them being different people could be added to the respective profiles. Thanks, Jason
I purchased the marriage record from GRONI. I uploaded the image from the marriage record on the page for McIlwain-162.
I see that on the Census, the father of McElwain-223 is listed as a farmer. However, on the birth records on Irish Genealogy, he was listed as a labourer.
This is the link to the image of the marriage record which lists both McIlwain-162 and his father as farmers.
Fantastic, thank you so much - a thousand apologies if I missed the cert when looking! I identified James' birth registration and the family in the 1911 census and added those sources also.
Hi Susan - can you let me know the basis for "Susan McNamee rejected a match of McIlwain-162 and McElwain-223" just so I can add it to my profile - thanks!
Hi Jason - I based it on the occupation of the father listed on the marriage record and the birth record. McIlwain-162 lists his father as a farmer. McElwain-223 lists his father as labourer. They were also married in the Presbyterian Church (McIlwain-162) and the 1911 Census on McElwain-223 lists them as being Roman Catholic. If you don't agree with this, I can defintely set them back up as an unmerged match and note both profiles with this information. Thanks!
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edited by Feargal Hennigan
I see that on the Census, the father of McElwain-223 is listed as a farmer. However, on the birth records on Irish Genealogy, he was listed as a labourer.
This is the link to the image of the marriage record which lists both McIlwain-162 and his father as farmers.