Norman DNA

Design business

2011-06-01T04:57:00.000-07:00

http://www.racitidesigns.com/

Norman origin - pre-Saxon Celtic connection... Frankish?

2011-06-01T03:53:00.000-07:00

My DYS464 = 15 15 17 17 - indicates a common Norman origin - it also goes back to a pre-Saxon Celtic connection...

Anglo-Saxons, Normans & Longobards/Lombards of Sicily!

2011-01-08T16:13:00.000-08:00

My family’s origins & ancient DNA genes of Sicily - have highly significant indicators of people who have migrated from coutries in the Irish sea, English channel & Gulf of Bothnia regions of Europe. The tribes of Europe my family is connected with are Anglo-Saxons, Normans & Longobards/Lombards. These tribes entered into Sicily about 37 generations ago post 1070s.

U5a1c (mtDNA): Highest population concentrations in the far north of Europe, in Sami, Finns, and Estonians - Gulf of Bothnia regional countries.

R1b1b2 (Y-DNA SNP) : 4% to 5% exact matches from Wales, Scotland, France, United Kingdom - Irish sea & English channel regional contries.

House of Hauteville

2010-05-14T22:06:00.001-07:00

House of Hauteville

The familial origins had roots from the Norwegian Vikings (Norsemen) who had settled in Normandy in the 10th century. - mtDNA: U5a1a...

Cagege - Caggegi Family History:

2010-02-26T03:07:00.001-08:00

Cagege - Caggegi Family History:

Libro d'Oro di Melita - NOMS MALTAIS EN 1421

From the Angara List for the 1480s:

[p.25] The Distribution of Surnames in Malta in 1419 and the 1480s - G. Wettinger

Cagege in 1419 AD: tot. 12 – in 1480 : tot. 4

Calleja /Musta 2, Luca /Farrug 2, Percopu 1, Zurico 1, Leu /Carendi 1,

calleja/Musta 2, Luca/farrug 2, Percopu 1, Zurico 1, Leu/Carendi 1, Rabat 4, Civitas 1
Rabat 3, Civitas 1

Source: Journal of Maltese Studies. 5(1968)(25-48)

http://www.maltagenealogy.com/libro%20d%27Oro/listsofmaltesesurnames1418.html

Cleric Matteo Cagege
Priests in Malta - 1575 AD

Vincenso Cagege - 1544 AD
http://melitahistorica.20x.cc/mh/19712.html

Nora d'Armenia, married 1578 (Matro Notary Vincenzo Cagege) to Antonio Grech.

The Royal Descendants of de Lusignan and the Barony of Baccari and Benwarrad

The Barons di Baccari of Malta (d'Armenia sives Darmanin)

The Descendants of the last Kings of Cyprus and Armenia.

The Feudal family of Caggegi / Caggeggi in 1195 AD, made by Bartolomeo de Lucy, the Count of Paterno. Swabian Bartholomew of Luci - Bartolomeo de Luci - Lucy, Seine-Maritime. - Count Roger I of Sicily.

The Rus-law U5 halpotype - haploid genotype.

2010-02-11T14:48:00.001-08:00

The Rus-law U5 halpotype - haploid genotype.

I've discovered very common links with Rus or Rhos people of Sweden and the U5 halpotype found in Sicily today. I found historical documentation that links the noble family 'Trigona' to ancient Swedish origin. These people were identified as a Germanic tribe called Swedes by the Frankish authorities then - linked to the Swedish coastal area of Roslagen (Rus-law) or Roden.

This discovery ties well with where the U5 halpotype is mostly found today, history in the Mediterranean dating back to the 11th century and our family's mtdna U5a1a results today.

The Roden U5 halpotype - haploid genotype.

2010-02-11T13:56:00.000-08:00

Normanist theory: Kievan Rus' U5 halpotype - haploid genotype.

The Roden U5 halpotype - haploid genotype.

The people called Rus in the form of Rhos dates back to year 839 AD - Kievan Rus' U5 halpotype. Linked to the Swedish coastal area of Roslagen (Rus-law) or Roden. Finnish name for Sweden (Ruotsi) is derived from an Old Norse term for "the men who row" (rods-). identified as a Germanic tribe called Swedes by the Frankish authorities.

Norman period (11th century AD)

2009-08-22T07:05:00.001-07:00

My U5a1a comes a town originated around the Benedictine monastery of Santa Croce di Santo Stefano in Val Demone, established in the Norman period (11th century AD) late 1090s - under Roger I of Sicily of Hauteville-la-Guichard - Hauteville family.

U5a1a# were found in Normandy and Morbihan:

2009-08-22T05:47:00.001-07:00

U5a1a# were found in Normandy and Morbihan:

Our French study has also permitted to suggest information on the spread and/or origin of specific European haplogroups. This is the case of haplogroup U5a1a, for which the regional origin remains unclear, and that is reported to have differentiated very recently (between 2200 and 12 800 BP).9 The fact that three different haplotypes belonging to U5a1a# were found in Normandy and Morbihan suggests that this haplogroup appeared in north-western Europe: it would have subsequently spread across Europe from this centre. One part of U5a1a would have reached the Near East, and certainly subsequently back-migrated into Europe, as suggested by Richards et al9 Then, haplogroup U8 was found principally in Alpine and north-eastern European regions.9,22 Although it was previously described as diversity-free in most cases, U8 exhibits diversity in our Var sample. The age estimate of this cluster is 44 400plusminus27 010 years BP (calculated as in Saillard et al32 with Network 3.0 – http://www.fluxus-engineering.com, including all the 12 haplotypes previously described,9,22 and the three haplotypes from Var), and clearly shows that this cluster is of Palaeolithic origin. Haplogroup U8 has most probably differentiated on the west central Mediterranean coast during the Upper Palaeolithic, and has subsequently migrated into north-eastern Europe (possibly via Alpine region), during the population re-expansions that occurred after the LGM. Thus, this cluster suggests that the French Mediterranean coast acted as a refugium during the LGM, and indicates that, as well as haplogroup V, some other clusters have differentiated in Western Europe during the Upper Palaeolithic and could be taken into account to evaluate the impact of the post-LGM expansion on the present-day European gene pool.

http://www.nature.com/ejhg/journal/v12/n4/full/5201145a.html

Recent News:

2009-06-08T01:39:00.001-07:00

Recent News:

Giovanni John Raciti:

CQUniversity Sydney Digital Innovation lecturer John Raciti has his finger on the pulse of industry trends thanks to his work as a user interface (UI) designer at the ASX-listed Rubik Financial Ltd.

Mr Raciti works on prototypes for banking software development products - in other words the iphone, mobile and computer screen designs that help people use the latest technological platforms.

John Raciti is at the forefront of industry trends

He has recently developed (and applied for a patent for) a new portal interface for banking which can be used in any industry and which has the potential to revolutionise UI use in software development.

Back in 2006 when only 29, Mr Raciti was recognised by being elected a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts, FRSA, in London.

He was awarded this honor based on previous merits - in degrees he was awarded at a university postgraduate level and for outstanding work and contribution to Australian arts education in both Melbourne and Sydney, and in the Catholic and public communities.

http://uninews.cqu.edu.au/UniNews/viewStory.do?story=5504

As a designer at Rubik Financial Limited, John Raciti (BA(Craft) 1997) develops prototypes for banking software that are used on devices like mobile phones and computer screens. He was also recently bestowed a Knighthood of the Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem in Malta.

http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/monmag/issue23-2009/classnotes/1990s.html

Brittany: Origins - Benjamin Tribe:

2009-05-27T05:33:00.001-07:00

Benjamin Tribe:

Venice is where the "Veniti" tribe lived.

Brittany: Origins

Ancient Brittany was inhabited by the Celtic Tribes of Veneti, Curiovolitae, and the Asismii in teh 3rd century BC. At this time, Brittany was known as Armorica. It was the Romans that renamed the region Britannia Minor. However, the region's current name can primarily be attributed to the Roman General Maximus, who brought over 6,000 Britons under their leader Prince, Conan, son of hte King of Wales and Albany as he left Britan in the 4th century. Further immigrates from Wales and Cornwell occupied the region in the 5th and 6th region. From these people cane Constantine, King of Brittany, who, it is said, was the Grandfather of the celebrated King Arthur of England. The Celtic Breton language is still spoken today in the western reaches of the land.

In the 6th century, Brittany began its many associations with the other states and sovereigns as the Dukes of Brittany also became the Counts of Cornwell in the south west of England. In the 9th century, the Dukes of Anjou, neighbors to the south, married the Princesses of Brittany. Then, in the 10th century, the dukes of Brittany also married into the house of the Dukes of Normandie, and Geoffrey, Duke of Brittany married Hawise, daughter of Richard II. Duke of Narmandie, in 1002.

These various associations helped to lead the conflict between the Kinds of England and the Kings of France for absolute rule over Brittany. When William the Conqueror, the Duke of Normandy, became King of England in 1066 he claimed Brittany and Normandy as possessions of the English Crown. This English possession of continental lands increased when King Henry of England married Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1152, therby acquiring most of the north and western France. However, in 1265, Brittany renewed relations with France, and was finally annexed by the French Crown in 1532, and reverted to a duchy.

Knight of the Temple of Jerusalem - Italy

2009-04-25T08:21:00.001-07:00

John Giovanni Raciti holds a B.A. (Craft) from Monash University, a Graduate Certificate in Multimedia Authoring from Swinburne University of Technology, a Graduate Certificate in Design and Technology and a Graduate Diploma in Design from University of Technology, Sydney, FRSA,

Chev. Cav. John Giovanni Azzolina-Raciti MLJ, KTJ, OSMTH, O. de M. †.

John Giovanni Raciti was awarded the Graduate Diploma in Design with Credit from the University of Technology, Sydney on the eleventh day of May 2007 on the recommendation of the Academic Board and by the authority of the University Council.

BA CRAFT MONASH, GRAD CERT APP.MEDIA SWINBURNE, GRAD CERT DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY UTS, GRAD DIP DESIGN UTS.

Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce - founded in 1754.

Knight of the Military & Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem - Malta (Obedience of Malta) founded in 1098. Atavis et Armis.

Knight of the Order of Our Lady of Mercy - Italy (CAVALIERI della MERCEDE - Mercedarians) founded in 1218. Redemptionem misit Dominus populo suo.

Knight of the Temple of Jerusalem - Italy (Nova Militia Christi Equites Hierosolymitani Ordine dei Cavalieri Templari Guardiani di Pace - Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani) founded in 1118. Non Nobis Domine, Non Nobis, Sed Nomine Tuo Da Gloriam. Cavalieri Templari - Guardiani di Pace con Assisi-Pax a Randazzo.

John Giovanni Raciti

2009-04-17T19:00:00.001-07:00

John Giovanni Raciti holds a B.A. (Craft) from Monash University, a Graduate Certificate in Multimedia Authoring from Swinburne University of Technology, a Graduate Certificate in Design and Technology and a Graduate Diploma in Design from University of Technology, Sydney, FRSA, MLJ, OSMTH, O. de M. †.

John Giovanni Raciti was awarded the Graduate Diploma in Design with Credit from the University of Technology, Sydney on the eleventh day of May 2007 on the recommendation of the Academic Board and by the authority of the University Council.

BA CRAFT MONASH, GRAD CERT APP.MEDIA SWINBURNE, GRAD CERT DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY UTS, GRAD DIP DESIGN UTS.

Fellow of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce - founded in 1754.

Knight of the Military & Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem - Malta (Obedience of Malta) founded in 1098. Atavis et Armis.

Knight of the Order of Our Lady of Mercy - Italy (CAVALIERI della MERCEDE - Mercedarians) founded in 1218. Redemptionem misit Dominus populo suo.

Knight of the Temple of Jerusalem - Italy (Ordine dei Cavalieri del Tempio di Hierusalem - Ordo Supremus Militaris Templi Hierosolymitani) founded in 1118. Non Nobis Domine, Non Nobis, Sed Nomine Tuo Da Gloriam.

2008-08-29T17:58:00.001-07:00

The Normans:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7185440946

Provincia Di Catania/Province Of Catania:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=17357286359

Topic: Anglo-Norman dna

2008-08-29T17:39:00.000-07:00

Topic: Anglo-Norman dna
Displaying all 4 posts.
Post #1
John wroteon May 30, 2008 at 5:11 PM
Anglo-Norman dna

The Anglo-Normans were mainly the descendants of the Normans who ruled England following the conquest by William of Normandy in 1066, although some Normans were already in England before the conquest. Following the Battle of Hastings, the invading Normans and their descendants formed a distinct population in England. They later spoke what became the Anglo-Norman language.

Anglo-Norman R1b1b2 THE WESTERN ATLANTIC MODAL HAPLOTYPE WAMH

Veniti tribe dna
the Curiovolitae tribe dna
the Asismii tribe dna

R1b1b2 M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

mtDNA: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G

Post #2
1 reply
John wroteon Jun 1, 2008 at 3:19 AM
Fellow ISOGG Members,

I have found a common pattern among eleven
Anglo-Norman houses with - my 12 Marker Y-DNA (Exact
Matches with 1412 people in the FTDNA Database)

Anglo-Norman families with exact matches to R1b1b2:
13-24-14-11- 11-14-12- 12-12-13- 13-29

These are the Anglo-Norman houses with exact matches:

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini); Bourgeois,
Bourgondiën, Bourgeois
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery;
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

John Raciti

Post #3
1 reply
John replied to John's poston Jun 14, 2008 at 7:18 PM
Baron - Barone - Baro

Giovanni Merlo-Serraino-Azzolina Caggegi-Raciti

Barone di Santo Stefano di Camastra 98077
Barone di Santo Stefano di Mistretta 98077
Barone di Contrada Felicita 98077
Barone di Contrada Puzzarello 98077
Barone di Contrada Sparta 98077
Barone di Contrada Antara 98077

Exact Y-DNA matches with:

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini)
House of Bourgeois; Bourgondiën
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery; House of Montgomery
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

Post #4
John replied to John's poston Jun 29, 2008 at 1:13 AM
William D' Aubigny and Princess Adelicia Of Brabant

Born: Abt 1090 - St Sauveur, Manche, Normandie, France

origine Franchi i Bellême

William Bohun Earle of Northhamption

House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

SINCLAIR or SEYNTCLERE or ST. CLAIR

* Agnes de CLARE (ST. CLARE) (1048? - ?) ; or: Eve de BOISSEY
* Agnes SINCLAIR (? - 1572?)
* Agnes ST. CLAIR (1066? - ?) ; or: poss. Agnes de PAGANEL or: skip
* Allan de ST. CLAIR (? - 1244+)
* Anna SINCLAIR [her child]
* Anna SINCLAIR (New York 1691 - 1743 New York)
* Annabel (of Rosslyn) SINCLAIR (? - by 1304)
* [Beatrice SINCLAIR] (Miss; of Lockerwort) HAY
* Beatrix SINCLAIR (? - by 1463)
* Catherine SINCLAIR ; or: (NN), a mistress
* Catherine de ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (? - 1449+)
* Edith ST. CLERE (ST. CLAIR) (1416? - 1486?) ; (1st wife)
* Eleanor (Lady) SINCLAIR (? - 1518)
* Eleanor ST. CLERE
* Elene SINCLAIR
* Elizabeth SINCLAIR (1374? - ?)
* Elizabeth SINCLAIR (? - 1654) ; (2nd wife)
* Guillaume de SAINT-CLAIR
* Gunnora (de) ST. CLARE
* Haman (Hamon) de CREULLY (967? - 1047?) ; aka Hamo `Dentatus' ST. CLAIR
* Hamon (Hamelin Aimon) (Sn.) de CHATEAU-DU-LOIRE (975? - 1031) ; prob. same as Hamo `Dentatus' ST. CLAIR
* Hamon (Dentatus) FitzHAMO de CREVECOEUR (1006? - ?) ; aka Hamo `the Dapifer' ST. CLAIR; Lord of Cruelly; 4th Earl of CORBEIL
* Helen (Eleanor) SINCLAIR (1496? - by 1562)
* Henri de SAINT-CLAIR (? - 1096+)
* Henri `the Crusader' de ST. CLAIR (1100? - ?) ; Baron of ROSSLYN (Roslin); (accompanied Godroi de Bouillon on the First Crusade)
* Henri `the Councellor' de ST. CLAIR (1131? - 1180?) ; 3rd Baron of Roslin
* Henri de ST. CLAIR (1192? - 1222+) ; Baron of Roslin
* Henri (or William) de ST. CLAIR (1222? - 1270?) ; 5th Baron of Roslin
* Henry (Sir; of ROSLIN) SINCLAIR (1280? - 1335?)
* Henry (5th Lord) SINCLAIR (1528 - 1601)
* Henry II SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR) (? - 1422) ; 2nd Earl of ORKNEY
* Henry (3rd Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 9/9/1513)
* Henry ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (1280? - 1335?) ; 7th Baron of ROSLIN (Rosslyn); Commander of Knights Templar at Bannockburn
* Henry ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (1340? - by 1404) ; 1st Earl of ORKNEY; Lord/Prince of SHETLAND
* Henry de ST.~CLAIR [his child]
* James SINCLAIR
* Janet SINCLAIR (1515? - ?)
* Janet(?) SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR)
* Jean (of ORKNEY) SINCLAIR ; or: poss. Margaret
* Jean (Janet) SINCLAIR (1505? - ?)
* John (Sir; of HERDMANSTON) SINCLAIR
* John (Sir; of DUNGLASS ?) SINCLAIR
* John (Lawrence) SINCLAIR
* John (Sir; of HERDMANSTON) SINCLAIR (? - 1377+) ; (ST. CLAIR)
* John (Sir; of Deskford & Findlater) SINCLAIR (? - 1411)
* John SINCLAIR (? - 1411?)
* John SINCLAIR (? - 1466)
* John ST. CLAIR
* John ST. CLAIR
* John ST. CLAIR (? - 1314+)
* John (Sir) ST. CLAIR (? - 1402)
* John ST. CLARE
* John ST. CLARE
* John ST.~CLARE [his child]
* Katherine SINCLAIR (? - by 1526)
* Katherine ST. CLAIR [alt ped] (? - 1449+)
* Margaret SINCLAIR
* Margaret ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR)
* Mariot ST. CLAIR
* Mariota SINCLAIR
* Marjory SINCLAIR ; aka Marjory of ORKNEY
* Mathilde de SAINT-CLAIR
* Mauger `the Young' of NORMANDY (986? - 1040?) ; Count de ST. CLAIR; Count de MORTAIN & Corbuel
* Philip ST. CLAIR (? - 1408?) ; (ST. CLERE; SEYNTCLERE)
* Philip ST. CLERE
* Richard de SAINT-CLAIR
* Richard SINCLAIR
* Robert SINCLAIR (Orkney Isl. 1660? - 1704 NY)
* Robert de ST. CLAIR (Normandy)
* Sybil de ST. CLARE ; aka Sibylla de ST. CLEERE
* Thomas ST. CLAIRE (1394? - 1434) ; ST. CLERE; ST. CLAIR
* Walderne (Earl) de ST. CLAIR (1006? - 1047?) ; (Waldonius)
* Waldron (Earl) de ST. CLARE (1010? - 1047?) ; aka Walderne (Gaudron Walderon) de CLARE
* William SINCLAIR
* William SINCLAIR (1240? - 1297?) ; 6th Baron of Roslin
* William (Sir; of ROSLIN) SINCLAIR (? - 1264+) ; Sheriff of Edinburgh
* William SINCLAIR (ST. CLAIR) (? - 1480?) ; 3rd Earl of ORKNEY; Earl of Caithness; 1st Lord SINCLAIR; Chancellor; (Elizabeth's 3rd husband)
* William (2nd Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 1487) ; `the Waster'; (he was disinherited by his father)
* William (4th Lord) SINCLAIR (? - 1570+)
* William `the Seemly' de ST. CLAIR (1028? - ?) ; 1st Baron of Roslin (Rosslyn); SINCLAIR
* William de ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (1162? - 1214) ; 4th Baron of Roslin
* William (II) ST. CLAIR (1328? - 1358+) ; Laird of ROSSLYN
* William ST. CLAIR (? - 1325+)
* William ST. CLAIR (? - 1415+)
* William (Sir) ST. CLAIR (? - 1450+ ?) ; of Herdmanston (Hermanstoun)
* William ST. CLAIR (SINCLAIR) (Rosslyn, Scotl. 1307? - 1330 Spain)
* William de ST. CLARE

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

2008-06-15T01:03:00.000-07:00

Exact Y-DNA matches with:

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini)
House of Bourgeois; Bourgondiën
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery; House of Montgomery
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

Spelling variations of this family name include: Lévis, Lévi, Lévie, Le Vie, de Lévis, de Lévie, de Lévis, Lévy, Levison, Levisonne, Levisonnes, Levisson, Levissonne, Levissonnes, Levisons, Levissons, Levisont, Levisonts, Levisond, Levisonds, Levey, Lévee, Levis

First found in Ile-de-France, where this remarkable family has been traced since the 12th century.

Spelling variations of this family name include: Lovatt, Lovat, Lovet, Lovett, Lovit, Lovitt

First found in Buckingham where they were seated from very early times and were granted lands by Duke William of Normandy, their liege Lord, for their distinguished assistance at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D.

A multitude of spelling variations characterize Norman surnames. Many variations occurred because Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England also had a pronounced effect, as did the court languages of Latin and French. Therefore, one person was often referred to by several different spellings in a single lifetime. The various spellings include Mallet, Mallett, Mallit, Mallitt, Malott, Mallot.

First found in Suffolk where they were seated as Lords of the Manor of Cidestan.

Endless spelling variations are a prevailing characteristic of Norman surnames. Old and Middle English lacked any definite spelling rules, and the introduction of Norman French added an unfamiliar ingredient to the English linguistic stew. French and Latin, the languages of the court, also influenced spellings. Finally, Medieval scribes generally spelled words according to how they sounded, so one person was often referred to by different spellings in different documents. The name has been spelled Clair, Clare, Clere, O'Clear, O'Clair.

First found in Suffolk where they were seated from very early times and were granted lands by Duke William of Normandy, their liege Lord, for their distinguished assistance at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D.

Spelling variations of this family name include: Sinclair, Saint Clare, Sancto Claro, Singular, Sinclaire, Seincler, Sanclar, Sincklair, Sinclear, Sincler.

First found in the barony of Roslyn near Edinburgh in Scotland.

Many cultural groups lived in the German states in medieval times. Each had its own dialect and traditions, and unique variations of popular names. Low German, which is similar to contemporary Dutch, was spoken in Westphalia. German names are characterized by additions such as regional suffixes and phrases that tell something about the origin or background of its original bearer. Further contributing to the variation in German names was the fact that there were no spelling rules in medieval times: scribes recorded names according to their sound. The recorded spelling variations of Albini include Albini, Albinie, Allbini, Albinni, Albinnie

First found in Bavaria, where the name Albini became noted for its many branches with the region, each house acquiring a status and influence which was envied by the princes of the region.

Throughout the course of history most surnames have undergone changes for many reasons. During the early development of the French language, a son and father may not have chosen to spell their name the same way. Many are simple spelling changes by a person who gave his name, phonetically, to a scribe, priest, or recorder. Many names held prefixes or suffixes which became optional as they passed through the centuries, or were adopted by different branches to signify either a political or religious adherence. Hence, we have many spelling variations of this name, Bourgeois some of which are Bourgeois, Bourgois, Bourgeoys, Bourgeot, Le Bourgeois, de Bourgeois, Bourjois, Bourgès, Bourgeix

First found in Brittany, where the family first originated and maintained their status as one of the more distinguished families of the region.

Norman surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. The frequent changes in surnames are largely due to the fact that the Old and Middle English languages lacked definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England, as well as the official court languages of Latin and French, also had pronounced influences on the spelling of surnames. Since medieval scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded, rather than adhering to any specific spelling rules, it was common to find the same individual referred to with different spellings. The name has been spelled Bellamy, Belamy, Bellamie, Belamie, Bellamey, Bellame, Bellasme, Bellamly.

First found in Shropshire, where they had been granted lands by King William, their liege lord, after the Norman Conquest in 1066 A.D.

Anglo-Norman names tend to be marked by an enormous number of spelling variations. This is largely due to the fact that Old and Middle English lacked any spelling rules when Norman French was introduced in the 11th century. The languages of the English courts at that time were French and Latin. These various languages mixed quite freely in the evolving social milieu. The final element of this mix is that medieval scribes spelled words according to their sounds rather than any definite rules, so a name was often spelled in as many different ways as the number of documents it appeared in. The name was spelled Bohon, Bohun, Bone, Boon, Boone, Bohan, Bound.

First found in Sussex, where they had been granted lands by King William after the Norman Conquest in 1066.

Church officials and medieval scribes often spelled early surnames as they sounded. This practice often resulted in many spelling variations of even a single name. Early versions of the name Lacy included: Lacey, Lacie, Lacy, de Lacy, Lasey, Lassey.

First found in county Limerick where they had been granted lands by Strongbow after the invasion of Ireland in 1172.

Norman surnames are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. The frequent changes in surnames are largely due to the fact that the Old and Middle English languages lacked definite spelling rules. The introduction of Norman French to England, as well as the official court languages of Latin and French, also had pronounced influences on the spelling of surnames. Since medieval scribes and church officials recorded names as they sounded, rather than adhering to any specific spelling rules, it was common to find the same individual referred to with different spellings. The name has been spelled Mortimer, Mortimor.

First found in Herefordshire where they were seated from very early times and were granted lands by Duke William of Normandy, their liege Lord, for their distinguished assistance at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D.

Spelling variations of this family name include: Montgomery, Mongomery, Montgomerie, Mungummery.

First found in Renfrewshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Rinn Friù), a historic county of Scotland, today encompassing the Council Areas of Renfrew, East Renfrewshire, and Iverclyde, in the Strathclyde region of southwestern Scotland, where they were granted lands by Malcolm Canmore, King of Scotland.

Baron - Barone - Baro

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Baron - Barone - Baro

Giovanni Merlo-Serraino-Azzolina Caggegi-Raciti

Barone di Santo Stefano di Camastra 98077
Barone di Santo Stefano di Mistretta 98077
Barone di Contrada Felicita 98077
Barone di Contrada Puzzarello 98077
Barone di Contrada Sparta 98077
Barone di Contrada Antara 98077

Exact Y-DNA matches with:

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini)
House of Bourgeois; Bourgondiën
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery; House of Montgomery
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

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Norse-Gaels

The Norse-Gaels were a people who dominated much of the Irish Sea region and western Scotland for a large part of the Middle Ages, whose aristocracy were mainly of Scandinavian origin, but as a whole exhibited a great deal of Gaelic and Norse cultural syncretism. They are generally known by the Gaelic name which they themselves used, of which "Norse-Gaels" is a translation. This term is subject to a large range of variations depending on chronological and geographical differences in the Gaelic language, i.e. Gall Gaidel, Gall Gaidhel, Gall Gaidheal, Gall Gaedil, Gall Gaedhil, Gall Gaedhel, Gall Goidel, etc, etc. The terminology was used both by native Irish and native Scots who wished to alienate them, and by the Norse-Gaels themselves who wished to stress their Scandinavian heritage and their links with Norway and other parts of the Scandinavian world. The nativised presence of Norsemen in Ireland also lent at least one self-reference, that of Ostmen. Other modern translations used include Scoto-Norse, Hiberno-Norse and Foreign Gaels.

The Norse-Gaels originated in Viking colonies of Ireland and Scotland who became subject to the process of Gaelicization, whereby starting as early as the ninth century, most intermarried with native Gaels (except for the Norse who settled in northwest England) and adopted the Gaelic language as well as many other Gaelic customs, such as dress. Many left their original worship of Norse gods and converted to Christianity, and this contributed to the Gaelicization. Gaelicized Scandinavians dominated the Irish Sea region until the Norman era of the twelfth century, founding long-lasting kingdoms, such as the Kingdoms of Man, Argyll, Dublin, York and Galloway. The Lords of the Isles, a Lordship which lasted until the sixteenth century, as well as many other Gaelic rulers of Scotland and Ireland, traced their descent from Norse-Gaels. The Norse-Gaels settlement in England was concentrated in the North West.

Iceland and the Faroes

It is recorded in the Landnamabok that there were papar or culdees in Iceland before the Norse, and this appears to tie in with comments of Dicuil. However, whether or not this is true, the settlement of Iceland and the Faroe islands by the Norse would have included many Norse-Gaels, as well as slaves, servants and wives. They were called "Vestmen", and the name is retained in Vestmanna in the Faroes, and the Vestmannaeyjar off the Icelandic mainland, where it is said that Irish slaves escaped to. ("Vestman" may have referred to the lands and islands "west" of mainland Scandinavia.)

A number of Icelandic personal names are of Gaelic origin, e.g. Njáll Þorgeirsson of Njáls saga had a forename of Gaelic origin - Niall. Patreksfjörður, an Icelandic village also contains the name "Padraig".

According to some circumstantial evidence, Grímur Kamban, seen as the founder of the Norse Faroes, may have been a Norse Gael.

"According to the Faereyinga Saga... the first settler in the Faroe Islands was a man named Grímur Kamban - Hann bygdi fyrstr Færeyar, it may have been the land taking of Grímur and his followers that cauysed the anchorites to leave... the nickname Kamban is probably Gaelic and one interpretation is that the word refers to some physical handicap, another that it may point to his prowess as a sportsman. Probably he came as a young man to the Faroe Islands by way of Viking Ireland, and local tradition has it that he settled at Funningur in Eysturoy."

Genetics

The Vikings’ prolific expansion is still exhibited in modern genetics. Relatively high frequencies of Haplogroup R1a1 are found in Northern Europe, the largest being 23% in Iceland, and it is believed to have been spread across Europe by the Indo-Europeans and later migrations of Vikings, which accounts for the existence of it in, among other places, the British Isles.

The Duchy of Normandy stems from various Danish, Hiberno-Norse, Orkney Viking and Anglo-Danish (from the Danelaw) invasions of France in the 8th century. A fief, probably as a county, was created by the treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte in 911 out of concessions made by King Charles, and granted to Rollo, leader of the Vikings known as Northmen (or in Latin Normanni).

Originally encompassing the province of Neustria and a portion of Breton territory on the Northern Coast and interior of France, it is now divided between territory in mainland France and the Channel Islands, which are Crown dependencies of the British Monarchy. The British sovereign is still known informally as the Duke of Normandy in the Channel Islands.

See Normandy for this region in modern France and more of the geography and culture of the region.

When the Norse-speaking settlers spread out over the lands of the Duchy, they adopted the Gallo-Romance speech of the existing populations — much as Norman rulers later adopted in England the speech of the administered people. In Normandy, the new Norman language formed by the interaction of peoples inherited vocabulary from Norse. In England the Norman language developed into the Anglo-Norman language. The literature of the Duchy and England during the period of the Anglo-Norman realm is known as Anglo-Norman literature.

Duke of Normandy

Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom is the current Duke of Normandy.

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

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Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

THE WESTERN ATLANTIC MODAL HAPLOTYPE WAMH

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini); Bourgeois,
Bourgondiën, Bourgeois
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery; House of Montgomery
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

The Saint-Amand Connection Lines

Village of Livet in Normandy

The Kew Palace of Queen Carlota

The building now known as Kew Palace was originally a palace of

moderate proportions, as opposed to the old palace, known as Dutch

House. This was taken through a long lease, by George III to the

heirs of Sir Richard Levett, a powerful merchant and former Lord

Mayor of London, which had purchased the grandson of the original

owner, a Dutch merchant who had built the house in 1663.

Originally from Sussex, the family Levett (whose name comes from the

village of Livet, in Normandy) kept possession of the house, as well

as the land in the complex from Kew, until 1781, when the Dutch

House was purchased by King George III to the family Levett.

However, the house was occupied by members of the Royal Family since

1734, when the leased to the heirs of Levett. A map of 1771 defines

the land between the Dutch House and the river as belonging to

Barrister Levett Blackbourne, grandson of Sir Richard Levett. In

fact, a musical portrait of Frederick, Prince of Wales (son of

George II) playing cello, and their sisters, part of the collection

of the National Portrait Gallery in London, painted in oil on canvas

by Philip Mercier and dated 1733, uses the house as his background

in plein-air. In 1735, the architect William Kent produced a

grandiose plan for an extensive palace Palladiano in Kew, much in

the style of Stowe House, but this was never implemented.

Lucy Malet. She was the wife of Ivo de Tailbois. In a charter of her

husband, dated 1085, she gave the church of Spalding to the Priory

of St. Nicholas of Angers. Ivo de Tailbois, obit. 1114, was buried

in the Priory Church of Spalding. [Memoires Illustrative of the

County and City of Lincoln, Arch. Inst. GB&I, 1848.] 'A strong

confirmationof of the consanguinity of Lucy to the house of Malet is

the circumatances that the manor of Aulkborough, co. Lincoln,

belonging to Ivo de Tailbois at the Domesday survey, had previously

belonged to William Malet; and the severance of it from the barony

of his son can only be explained by a gift in frank-marriage by the

father in his lifetime.' [J. Gough Nichols, The Topographer and

Genealogist, p. 15, 1846.] Lucy Malet and Ivo de Tailbois had issue:

Beatrix de Tailbois, who married Ribald of Middleham, brother of

Alan, Earl of Richmond. Matilda de Tailbois, wife of Hugh

Fitz-Ranulph, brother of Ranulph, Earl of Chester. Lucy de Tailbois,

Countess of Chester, who m. [1] Roger de Romara, [2] the

aforementioned Ranulph, Earl of Chester. Issue by Roger de Romara:

William, Earl of Lincoln. Issue by Ranulph, Earl of Chester: Ranulph

de Gernons, Earl of Chester, who in 1152, as shown above, obtained

the inheritance of two 'uncles of his mother', namely Robert Malet

and Alan de Lincoln. He was poisoned to death in the following year

by William Peverell III., who had designs on the Earl's wife! The

result was a forfeitsure of the Peverell estates to the Crown.

William, Earl of Cambridge. Alice, wife of Richard Fitz-Gilbert,

descendant of the aforementioned Gilbert de Brionne, ancestor of the

Clares, Earls of Gloucester and Hertford. Agnes, the wife of Robert

de Grentemesnil.

MALET LINEAGE

WILLIAM, LORD MALET

m. HESILIA CRISPIN

1. Robert
2. Gilbert
3. Beatrice

WILLIAM, LORD MALET, a Norman Baron, one of the generals and

companions of William the Conqueror, said to have been the brother

of King Harold's wife, and to have been entrusted with the guard of

Harold's body after he had been slain on the battlefield. After the

conquest he was made governor of York Castle and was slain in its

defense about 1071.

GILBERT MALET

m. ______

1. Robert

ROBERT MALET

m. ______

1. William

ROBERT MALET who before 1130 acquired the barony of Curry Mater in

co. Somerset died before 1155.

WILLIAM MALET

m. ______

1. Gilbert

WILLIAM MALET, baron of Curry Malet, who had other estates as well

in Sussex, Surrey, Kent and Suffolk was steward to King Henry II

died in 1169/70.

GILBERT MALET

m. ALICE PICOT (daughter of Ralph Picot)

1. William

GILBERT MALET was also steward to King Henry II and baron of Curry

Malet.

WILLIAM MALET, the Surety

m. MABEL BASSET (daughter of Thomas Basset of Headington)

1. Hugh
2. William
3. Mabel
4. Hawise
5. Bertha

WILLIAM MALET, the Surety, who was mentioned in 1194 as a minor, in

connection with an expedition made that year into Normandy had his

principal estate of Curry-Malet. From 1210 to 1214 he was sheriff of

the counties of Somerset and Dorset. When he joined the Barons

against King John and became one of the Sureties his lands in four

counties were confiscated and given to his son in law Hugh de

Vivonia, and to his father in law Thomas Basset, and Malet was

excommunicated by the Pope in 1216. He was also fined two thousand

marks, but this remained unpaid until after his death, and, at that

time one thousand marks were remitted, being found due to him for

military service to King John in Poitou. It is of interest to note

that there were five contemporary relatives named William Malet and

they all held lands in England or in Jersey. He died about 1217.

HAWISE MALET

Richard fitz Gilbert was the Chief Justice of England and the

founder of the House of Clare in England. He was the eldest son of

Gislebert (Gilbert), Count of Eu and Brionne, a descendant of

Emperor Charlemagne. Richard fitz Gilbert accompanied his

half-brother Duke William II of Normandy into England during the

Norman Invasion. At the time of the "Domesday Book" survey, he was

called Richard de Tonebruge. He had thirty-eight lordships in

Surrey, thirty-five in Essex, three in Cambridgeshire, with some

others in Wilts and Devon, and ninety-five in Suffolk, among those

was Clare, which became the chief seat of the family, whence he was

known as Richard de Clare and his descendants assumed the title of

Earls of Clare1.

Richard married Rohese Giffard of Bolebec, daughter of Walter

Giffard de Bolebec, Earl of Buckingham, granddaughter of Osborne de

Bolebec, Lord of Bolebec, and granddaughter of his wife, Aveline [or

Wevie], sister of Gunnora, Duchess of Normandy1. Gunnora was the

second wife of Richard I "The Fearless" Duke of Normandy, and was

great-grandmother of William the Conquorer. Gunnora had two sisters,

Aveline and Wevie, one of whom (authorities disagree as to which

one) married Osborn Giffard2.

Richard fitz Gilbert's mother, Herleve, daughter of Fulbert the

tanner, came from Falaise and rose to a prominent status in French

nobility despite her ordinary upbringing. At the age of 16 she met

Gilbert, Count of Brionne, who fathered Richard fitz Gilbert with

her. A year or so later, she gave birth to William the Conqueror,

who was fathered by Robert "The Devil" Duke of Normandy. Shortly

before Duke Robert's death in 1035, she was persuaded by him to

marry Herluin, Viscount of Conteville. By him she bore two sons,

Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, and Robert, Count of Mortain. Both men, along

with Richard fitz Gilbert, accompanied William the Conqueror and

played major roles in the conquest of England3.

Richard fitz Gilbert is listed in the "Domesday Book" as "Ricardus

Filius Gisleberti Comitis", and K.S.B. Keats-Rohan in Domesday

People writes he was a "Norman, son of Gilbert count of Brionne, a

kinsman of William the Conqueror, and brother of Baldwin de

Meulles... He married Rohais, daughter of Walter I Giffard, and had

issue by her Roger, Gilbert, Walter, Robert and Richard, a monk of

Bec later abbot of Ely, Rohais, wife of Eudo Dapifer and Adelisa,

wife of Walter Tirel de Poix"4. Baldwin de Meulles is listed in the

"Domesday Book" as "Balsuin Vicecomes," and whose mother was

Constance de Eu.

Rohese Giffard, Richard's wife, is also listed in the "Domesday

Book" as "Rohais Uxor Ricardi Filii Gisleberti," a landholder in her

own right and one of the few wives represented, which probably

reflects the status of Richard de Clare. Rohese Giffard's father

"Walter Giffard" is also listed in the "Domesday Book, as is

Richard's half-brothers; Odo, Bishop of Bayeux as "Odo Episcopus

Baiocensis," Robert, Count of Mortain as "Robert Comes De

Moritonie," and King William I (aka William the Conqueror) as

"Willelm Rex"4.

Richard fitz Gilbert de Clare was Alice de Vere's great grandfather,

and so Roger fitz Richard's and her descendants share Alice's

kinship to the Dukes of Normandy (including William the Conqueror)

and Charlemagne (aka Charles the Great). Noteworthy is Richard fitz

Gilbert's 2nd great-grandson, Richard de Clare, Earl of Hertford,

who was one of the twenty-five Surety Barons for the enforcement of

the Magna Carta of 1215, which obtained concessions from King John

that led to the rule of constitutional law today. The Magna Carta

required the king to renounce certain rights, respect certain legal

procedures, and accept that the will of the king could be bound by

law.

Richard fitz Gilbert de Clare, 1st Earl of Clare

DE CLARE LINEAGE

GISLEBERT CRISPIN, COUNT OF EU AND BIONNE

m. ______

1. Richard FitzGilbert

RICHARD FITZGILBERT

m. ROHESE GIFFARD DE BOLEBEC (daughter of Waiter Giffard de Bolebec)

1. Robert FitzRichard
2. Alice married William de Percie
3. Gilbert de Tonebruge

RICHARD FITZGILBERT, a lawyer and Chief Justice of England, before

1035, was the founder of the House of Clare in England. He

accompanied Duke William into England, and later held one hundred

seventy-six lordships or manors. One of these lordships was that of

Glare, in co. Suffolk which, becoming his chief seat, caused him to

be styled RICHARD DE CLARE and his descendants known as Earls of

Clare. He fell in a skirmish with the Welsh in 1090.

GILBERT DE TONEBRUGE, Earl of Clare

m. ADELIZA DE CLERMONT (daughter of Hugh, Count of Clermont and

Marguerita)

1. Adeliza married Alberic de Vere (SEE DE VERE LINEAGE)
2. Richard FitzGilbert de Glare

GILBERT DE TONEBRUGE was born before 1066, he appears to have joined

in the rebellion against King William Rufus, and lost his castle of

Tonebrudge and, dying shortly afterwards, in 1114 or 1117, a

munificient benefactor of the church, he was survived by his widow.

RICHARD FITZGILBERT DE CLARE

m. ADELIZA DE MESGHINES (daughter of Ranulph de Meschines, Earl of

Chester)

1. Gilbert
2. Roger

RICHARD FITZGILBERT DE CLARE was born before 1105. He invaded Wales

with an army and became lord of vast possessions there by power of

his sword , but finally was slain in a skirmish with a few Welsh

yoemen, near Abergavenny on April 15, 1136.

ROGER DE CLARE

m. MAUD DE ST. HILLARY (daughter of James de St. Hillary)

1. Richard

ROGER DE CLARE was born before 1116. In 1164, he assisted with the

Constitutions of Clarendon. This Earl who, from his munificence to

the Church and his numerous acts of piety, was called the "good Earl

of Hereford", died in 1173.

RICHARD DE CLARE (the Surety)

Richard Earle of Pembroch, surnamed Strongbowe, of the house of

Clare

House of Aubigny Scotland

Birth of William d'Aubigny, 4th Earl of Arundel, son of William

d'Aubigny, 3rd Earl of Arundel and Mabel of Chester

Anglo-Norman House of Glanville

William de Albini

Counts and dukes of Alençon - House of Bellême

House of Bellême

* William I Talvas
* Roger of Montgomery, count of Alençon (died 1094)
* William Talvas, lord of Bellême (until 1113), Count of

Ponthieu, Sées, and Alençon (died 1171)
* John I, count of Alençon
* John II, count of Alençon (died 1191)
* Robert I, count of Alençon (died c. 1217)
Yves I (Ivo) de

Bellême

Lord of Bellême, living 1005.

Yves was the first known lord of Bellême, south of Normandy, a

powerful lordship during the late tenth and eleventh centuries which

eventually passed to heiresses in the late eleventh century. He was

succeeded at some time after 1005 by his son Guillaume, and his son

Yves II also became lord of Bellême (in succession to Guillaume's

son Robert). As discussed below in the Commentary section, the

origin of this family is a difficult problem which has not yet been

definitively settled.

Gervase of the house of Belleme

THE HOUSE OF BOHUN THE BOONE FAMILY

Geoffrey Bohun/Petrolina de Arderne Resided in Penmynydd, Anglesey,

Wales.

John Bohun/Avelina de Ros Reported to be step-siblings. Secondary

sources, however, indicate that their mother was Anne Halsham,

making them half- siblings. Whatever the case, it is clear that they

were married to one another. John, as a younger son, had no

inherited title and moved to Wales.

Sir John de Bohun/Anne Halsham Resided in Rockingham Castle,

Northants, England. He was never called to Parliament in recognition

of his Barony.

Sir John de Bohun/Cicely Filliol Baron by writ of lands in England

and Ireland. He was in the retinue of the Earl of Arundel during the

French Wars. He was a member of Parliament as Baron of Midhurst.

James de Bohn/Joan de Braose Resided in Ballymadden. He held lands

in Ireland and England by inheritance from his mother and father.

She was the daughter of William, Lord of Bramber and Gower, Wales.

(see her lineage below)

John de Bohun/Joan de la Chapplle He was the Sealer of Writs for

King Edward I. She was the daughter of William de la Chapplle,

Sergeant of the King's Chapel.

Franco de Bohun/Sibyl de Ferrers She was the daughter of William de

Ferrers, Earl of Derby. He was "Lord of Midhurst, Ford," and the

Sealer of Writs to King Henry III. (see her lineage below)

Ralph de Bohun/Saveric Fitz Geoffrey She was the Countess of

Ballymadden. He was the Earl of Midhurst, Ford, Rustington, and

Sussex. He was accompanied by his brother-in-law, William Fitz

Geoffrey on a pilgrimage to St. James, Campostella, Spain, and spent

several years there; notice the name of his son, Franco.

HOUSE OF BOHUN BRAOSE/MARSHALL CONNECTION

(Note: This section establishes a Lavergne connection to William

Marshall, a signer and co-author of the Magna Carta.)

James de Bohun/Joan de Braose Resided in Ballymadden. He held lands

in Ireland and England by inheritance from his mother and father.

(see his lineage above)

William de Brasoe He was Lord of Bramber and Gower.

Piers de Braose

William de Braose/Eva Marshall He was the Sixth Baron of Brecknock,

Lord of Avergavenny.

Sir William Marshall/Isabelle de Clare He was the Third Earl of

Pembroke, Marshall of England, Protector of the Realm. Named in the

Magna Carta as Regent of the Kingdom, he served from 1216-1219.

John Marshall/Sibyl, sister of Patrick, Earl of Salsbury

THE HOUSE OF BOHUN THE NORMAN INVASION CONNECTION

(Note: This is to establish a connection of the Lavergne Family to

the Norman Invasion.)

Ralph de Bohun/Saveric Fitz Geoffrey | sisters (The end of a direct

lineage.) | Henry de Bohun/Maud Fitz Geoffrey What follows is no

longer a direct lineage, however, it is within the House of Bohun

and is of vast historical significance. She was the Countess of

Essex. He was the First Earl of Hereford, Sheriff of Kent, and

hereditary Constable of England. He was also the Magna Carta Surety

in 1215. He was born in 1176 and died on 1 June 1220 while on a

pilgrimage to the Holy Land. She died on 27 August 1236.

Humphrey IV de Bohun/Margaret ---- In 1146, this Humphrey assumed

the title of Earl of Hereford at the death of his grandfather, Milo

of Glouchester. However, he died before his father, hence, his title

was never confirmed. She was the daughter of Henry, Earl of

Huntington, the son of David King of Scotland and Maud de Walthe, a

grandniece of William the Conqueror.

Humphrey III de Bohun/Margaret ---- Residents of Lanthony,

Glouchester. Her father had daughters only and following his death,

the title and estates descended to the House of Bohun.

Humphrey II (The Great) de Bohun/Maude de Salsbury He founded the

priory of Farleigh and served as Steward to King Henry I. He was

also called "Humphrey the Great." Her father was Edward d'Evereau,

Lord of Salsbury.

Humphrey I de Bohun/Ealgith, sister of Ranulf of Bayeaux He

accompanied William the Conqueror's forces during the Normandy

Invasion of the British Isles in 1066. After the epic Battle of

Hastings he was rewarded with the title of Lord of Waterford

(Ireland).

BOHUN, the name of a family which plays an important part in English

history during the r3th and 4th centuries; it was taken from a

village situated in the Cotentin between Coutances and the estuary

of the Vire. The Bohuns came into England at, or shortly after, the

Norman Conquest; but their early history there is obscure. The

founder of their greatness was Humphrey III., who in the latter

years of Henry I., makes his appearance as a dapifer, or steward, in

the royal household. He married the daughter of Milo of Gloucester,

and played an ambiguous part in Stephen's reign, siding at first

with the king and afterwards with the empress. Humphrey III. lived

until 1187, but his history is uneventful. He remained loyal to

Henry II. through all changes, and fought in 1173 at Farnham against

the rebels of East Anglia. Outliving his eldest son, Humphrey IV.,

he was succeeded in the family estates by his grandson Henry. Henry

was connected with the royal house of Scotland through his mother

Margaret, a sister of William the Lion; an alliance which no doubt

assisted him to obtain the earldom of Hereford from John (1199). The

lands of the family lay chiefly on the Welsh Marches, and from this

date the Bohuns take a foremost place among the Marcher barons.

Henry de Bohun figures with the earls of Clare and Gloucester among

the twenty-five barons who were elected by their fellows to enforce

the terms of the Great Charter. In the subsequent civil war he

fought on the side of Louis, and was captured at the battle of

Lincoln (1217). He took the cross in the same year and died on his

pilgrimage (June 1, 1220). Humphrey V., his son and heir, returned

to the path of loyalty, and was permitted, some time before 1239, to

inherit the earldom of Essex from his maternal uncle, William de

Mandeville. But in 1258 this Humphrey fell away, like his father,

from the royal to the baronial cause. He served as a nominee of the

opposition on the committee of twenty-four which was appointed, in

the Oxford parliament of that year, to reform the administration. It

was only the alliance of Montfort with Llewelyn of North Wales that

brought the earl of Hereford back to his allegiance. Humphrey V.

headed the first secession of the Welsh Marchers from the party of

the opposition (1263), and was amongst the captives whom the

Montfortians took at Lewes. The earl's son and namesake was on the

victorious side, and shared in the defeat of Evesham, which he did

not long survive. Humphrey V. was, therefore, naturally selected as

one of the twelve arbitrators to draw up the ban of Kenilworth

(1266), by which the disinherited rebels were allowed to make their

peace. Dying in 1275, he was succeeded by his grandson Humphrey VII.

This Bohun lives in history as one of the recalcitrant barons of the

year 1297, who extorted from Edward I. the Confirmatio Cartarum.

The motives of the earl's defiance were not altogether

disinterested. He had suffered twice from the chicanery of Edward's

lawyers; in 1284 when a dispute between himself and the royal

favourite, John Giffard, was decided in the latter's favour; and

again in 1292 when he was punished with temporary imprisonment and

sequestration for a technical, and apparently unwitting, contempt of

the king's court. In company, therefore, with the earl of Norfolk he

refused to render foreign service in Gascony, on the plea that they

were only bound to serve with the king, who was himself bound for

Flanders. Their attitude brought to a head the general discontent

which Edward had excited by his arbitrary taxation; and Edward was

obliged to make a surrender on all the subjects of complaint. At

Falkirk (1298) Humphrey VII. redeemed his character for loyalty. His

son, Humphrey VIII., who succeeded him in the same year, was allowed

to marry one of the king's daughters, Eleanor, the widowed countess

of Holland (1302). This close connexion with the royal house did not

prevent him, as it did not prevent Earl Thomas of Lancaster, from

joining the opposition to the feeble Edward II. In 1310 Humphrey

VIII. figured among the Lords Ordainers; though, with more

patriotism than some of his fellow-commissioners, he afterwards

followed the king to Bannockburn. He was taken captive in the

battle, but exchanged for the wife of Robert Bruce. Subsequently he

returned to the cause of his order, and fell on the side of Earl

Thomas at the field of Boroughbridge (1322). With him, as with his

father, the politics of the Marches had been the main consideration;

his final change of side was due to jealousy of the younger

Despenser, whose lordship of Glamorgan was too great for the comfort

of the Bohuns in Brecon. With the death of Humphrey VIII. the

fortunes of the family enter on a more peaceful stage. Earl John (d.

1335) was inconspicuous; Humphrey IX. (d. 1361) merely distinguished

himself as a captain in the Breton campaigns of the Hundred Years'

War, winning the victories of Morlaix (1342) and La Roche Derrien

(1347). His nephew and heir, Humphrey X., who inherited the earldom

of Northampton from his father, was territorially the most important

representative of the Bohuns. But the male line was extinguished by

his death (1373). The three earldoms and the broad lands of the

Bohuns were divided between two co-heiresses. Both married members

of the royal house. The elder, Eleanor, was given in 1374 to Thomas

of Woodstock, seventh son of Edward III.; the younger, Mary, to

Henry, earl of Derby, son of John of Gaunt and afterwards Henry IV.,

in 1380 or 1381. From these two marriages sprang the houses of

Lancaster and Stafford.

Roger Mortimer

The Mortimers were descended from Roger de Mortemer of

Mortemer-sur-Eaulane in Normandy, a supporter of William the

Conqueror. Their main castle was at Wigmore, eight miles west of

Ludlow. They had lands mainly in Herefordshire and Shropshire,

including Cleobury (Mortimer) on the edge of the hunting forest of

Wyre. By marriage to Joanna de Geneville, a later Roger Mortimer

(1287-1330) secured possession of Ludlow Castle. This became the

family's principal power base for the next six generations.

Roger Mortimer & Queen Isabella

Roger Mortimer was a very powerful and ambitious Marcher Lord. He

was the first of several members of his family to attempt to seize

the throne of England. He fought the Scottish Wars and made attempts

to remove the King's favorites, at first with some success. In 1323

he was imprisoned in the Tower of London, but escaped to France, an

event he later commemorated by building St Peter's chapel in the

outer bailey of Ludlow Castle.

In France, Mortimer formed an alliance with Queen Isabella, who had

deserted her effeminate husband, King Edward II of England. They

raised an army, invaded England and forced Edward to abdicate in

favor of his youngest son, the future Edward III. Mortimer

entertained Isabella at his castles on the Welsh borders and they

became famous lovers. Meanwhile, Edward II was cruelly murdered at

Berkeley Castle in 1327.

Following Edward's death, Mortimer, acting as regent, was the

virtual ruler of England, but he over-reached himself and aroused

the anger of other barons. In October 1330 he was arrested at

Nottingham and sentenced to death. He was executed at Tyburn in

London.

Later, the ambitions of the Mortimers became part of the great

dynastic struggles of the mid-15th century which became known as the

"War of the Roses."

In his 1834 book on the Earls of Arundel, M. A. Tierney (Chaplain to

the Duke of Norfolk) maintains that the first incarnation of the

Earldom was with the House of Montgomery. Roger of Montgomery, 1st

Earl of Shrewsbury was one of William the Conqueror's top generals,

and William bestowed on him, amongst several hundred other manors,

the property at Arundel, with the charge to fortify it with a

castle. Montgomery is believed to have built the motte that survives

to this day, and is thought to have built a wooden keep on it,

overlooking the river Arun. Montgomery and two of his sons are

counted by many as being the first incarnation of the Earldom, but

are often not counted amongst the Earls.

Montgomerie

Allegedly descended from the house of Montgomery in Normandy through

a companion of the Conqueror, the Scottish house of Montgomerie is

traced to Robert of Montgomerie, who obtained Eaglesham from Walter

the First Stewart of Scotland, and died in 1177. Alexander

Montgomerie of Eaglesham, son-in-law of the first earl of Douglas,

died in 1380 and was succeeded by Sir John Montgomerie, who married

the heiress of Lord Eglinton, died in 1398. All descendants of his

eldest son John Montgomerie of Ardrossan († 1428) share a quarter of

France in their arms. This includes the main line from the second

John's eldest son Alexander, created baron of Montgomerie ca. 1445

(† 1470), from whom are descended the earls of Eglinton and the

(extinct) earls of Mount-Alexander, as well as the Montgomeries of

Skermorlie. A grandson of Alexander, Robert, went to France in the

early 16th c., and became seigneur des Lorges. His arms were

quarterly, gules three escallop-shells or, and Azure three

fleurs-de-lis or. His son Jacques bought the original land of

Montgomery in Normandy in 1543, and eventually became captain of the

King's elite Scottish Guards; Jacques' son Gabriel accidently killed

the king of France Henri II in a tournament in 1559 and was executed

in 1574 on officially unrelated charges of treason (he had converted

to Protestantism and taken up arms against the king); his descent

died in 1721.

The present earls of Eglinton bear a quarterly of Montgomery and

Seton, with Montgomery itself being quarterly Montgomery (azure

three fleurs-de-lis or) and Eglinton (gules three annulets or stoned

azure) within a bordure or charged with a Royal Tressure of Scotland

(double tressure flory-counterflory gules). The Montgomeries of

Eglinton had born this quartered coat since Alexander, first baron

of Montgomerie, on a seal dated 1457. Only two earlier seals are

known. The oldest, from around 1170, belonged to John of Montgomery

of Eglesham, and it shows a fleur-de-lis flory, but not within a

shield. Sir John Montgomerie, his descendant, who married the

heiress of Lord Eglinton, bore on his seal of 1392 an annulet stoned

between three fleurs-de-lis, no doubt a form of marshalling (both

seals are in Macdonald, the second one is also in the Catalogue of

Seals in the British Museum). It appears, then, that the arms of

Montgomery probably precede the adoption of the three fleurs-de-lis

by France ca. 1376 (which hitherto bore a semy).

The Scottish Order of the Knights Templar was one of Royal

appointment, an Honour presented by the Royal Court. Only limited

families were accepted into the Order and at the head of the

organization were the heads of three families, seen to be of senior

representation of the original Scottish Knights. These three

families were: the House of Stewart; The House of Sinclair; and The

House of Seton; the which families were also recognized as

representatives of the Carolingian bloodline.

In later years, the Scottish Knights Templar formed a Regiment for

foreign service, into what became known as the Scots Guard, or "le

Garde Ecossais en France". One of the families which were prominent

in this Scots Guard, were the Seton family. The Scots Guard were

the Guard of the French kings and fought with honour for that

country in the wars across Europe and against England. “It

contained within its ranks the great names of Scotland, such as the

Setons, the Montgomeries, the Hays, the Hamiltons, the Sinclairs,

the Douglases, and the Stuarts and was subsequently a supporter of

the Stuart cause."

the Viking Sinclairs, a Sinclair (the Anglicized form of "St.
Clair") settlement...and hub of Scottish Freemasonry. Henry

Sinclair, joined Godfrey de Bouillon on the first Crusade.

Rollo/Sinclair line. the royal Sinclairs and the
elite Bouillon family were formed at the invasion of England (i.e.
Battle of Hastings). But by that time, Guiscard was already in
Italy, and had already formed ties with the Vatican on that front.
Always keep in mind that these momentary lights were not the heroes
that they considered themselves, but beasts fit only to be captured
and punished. the Sinclair/Norman king of England, Henry I, who,

because he had married yet another daughter of queen Margaret, thus

had a possible motive for not seeing Eustace III (who also married a

daughter of Margaret) on the Jerusalem throne. Rollo/Sinclair blood,

the Norman Sinclairs, The Scottish house of Sinclair, although not

achieving royal status,
went on to great wealth and power, even organizing the infamous
Freemason brotherhood out of stone masons (Freemasonry was the
formation of smokescreen churches i.e. "lodges" which allowed
memberships of non stone workers for use in power-politics and
social engineering). Prior to the Freemason period, the Templars had
been stone workers in building castles, forts, and cathedrals (the
cathedrals were often esoteric monuments intended more for power-
grabbing than for religious worship).

Barone di Santo Stefano di Camastra 98077

2008-06-14T06:33:00.001-07:00

Giovanni Merlo-Serraino-Azzolina Caggegi-Raciti

Barone di Santo Stefano di Camastra 98077
Barone di Santo Stefano di Mistretta 98077
Barone di Contrada Felicita 98077
Barone di Contrada Puzzarello 98077
Barone di Contrada Sparta 98077
Barone di Contrada Antara 98077

2008-06-03T04:13:00.001-07:00

O+: U5a1a

Ireland 47%
Netherlands 39%
Belgium 38.1%
UK 37%
France 36%
Germany 35%
Denmark 35%
Sweden 32%
Poland 31%
Austria 30%
Finland 27%

A+: R1b1c

Finland 38%
France 37%
Germany 37%
Denmark 37%
Sweden 37%
Netherlands 35%
UK 35%
Belgium 34%
Austria 33%
Poland 32%
Ireland 26%

Rh-positive, Type A+

2008-06-03T01:43:00.001-07:00

R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+
13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

Most exact DNA matches - found in Wales, Scotland, France, Iceland, Northern Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, England (Basque People).

U5a1a: 16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G

Most exact DNA matches - found in Scotland & Finland (Sami People).

Rh-positive, Type A+

Mostly found in Northern & Central Europe.

Finland - 38%
Denmark - 37%
France - 37%
Germany - 37%
Sweden - 37%

Green eyes are the product of moderate amounts of melanin. Only 1-2% of the world's population has green eyes and it is the least common eye color. Green eyes are most often found among people of Northern and Southern European origin.

Countries with a high percentage of green eyes are Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands.

Only 2% of human population have green eyes. Hungary is the country with the highest percentage of green eyed people, about 20%.

Rh-positive, Type A+

2008-06-02T06:03:00.001-07:00

R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+
13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

Most exact DNA matches - found in Wales (Basque People).

U5a1a: 16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G

Most exact DNA matches - found in Scotland & Finland (Sami People).

Rh-positive, Type A+

Mostly found in Northern & Central Europe.

Finland - 38%
Denmark - 37%
France - 37%
Germany - 37%
Sweden - 37%

Green eyes are the product of moderate amounts of melanin. Only 1-2% of the world's population has green eyes and it is the least common eye color. Green eyes are most often found among people of Northern and Southern European origin.

Countries with a high percentage of green eyes are Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands.

Rh-positive, Type A+

2008-06-02T06:03:00.000-07:00

House of Bourg - R1b1b2

2008-06-01T06:20:00.000-07:00

House of Bourg; Bourgeois, Bourgondiën, Bourgeois, Burgess, Burgess, Burgeis, Burghersh, Burges, Burgesse, Burgar, Bergiss, Bergess, Bargess, Bargeis, Bergeus, Burgeus, Burgeuss
R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

2008-06-01T03:26:00.001-07:00

Fellow ISOGG Members,

I have found a common pattern among eleven
Anglo-Norman houses with - my 12 Marker Y-DNA (Exact
Matches with 1412 people in the FTDNA Database)

Anglo-Norman families with exact matches to R1b1b2:
13-24-14-11- 11-14-12- 12-12-13- 13-29

These are the Anglo-Norman houses with exact matches:

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;
House of Aubigny (or of Albini); Bourgeois,
Bourgondiën, Bourgeois
House of Bellême; Bell
House of Bohun;
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd
House of Montgommery;
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair

John Raciti

2008-05-31T19:59:00.001-07:00

House of Livet (Levett); Lovatt, Lovat, Lovet, Lovett, Lovit, Lovitt, Levet, Levett, Levitt, Leavett, Leavitt, Livett
House of Malet; Mallet, Mallett, Mallit, Mallitt, Malott, Mallot, Mailly, Maillie, Mailley, Maillies, Maily, Mailie, Mailey, Mailies, Maillet, Mayie, de Mailly, de Maillie, de Mailley, de Maily, de Mailie, de Mayie, la Mailly, la Maillie, la Mailley, la Maily, de Mayie (Bourgogne)
House of Clare; Clair, Clare, Clere, O'Clear, O'Clair
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair, Saint Clare, Sancto Claro, Singular, Sinclaire, Seincler, Sanclar, Sincklair, Sinclear, Sincler
House of Aubigny (or of Albini); Bourgeois, Bourgondiën, Bourgeois, Bourgogne, Albini include Albini, Albinie, Allbini, Albinni, Albinnie (Bavaria), Bourgeois, Bourgois, Bourgeoys, Bourgeot, Le Bourgeois, de Bourgeois, Bourjois, Bourgès, Bourgeix (Brittany),
House of Bellême; Bell, Bellamy, Belamy, Bellamie, Belamie, Bellamey, Bellame, Bellasme, Bellamly, Belyn, Bellin, Belin, Bellyn, Bealing, Beeling, Belling, Beling, Bellings.
House of Bohun; Bohon, Bohun, Bone, Boon, Boone, Bohan, Bound.
House of Lacy; Lacy-Hulbert, Lacey, Lacie, Lacy, de Lacy, Lasey, Lassey,
House of Mortimer; Mortimer Byrd, Mortimer, Mortimor
House of Montgommery;
House of Saint-Clair; Sinclair, Sinclair, Saint Clare, Sancto Claro, Singular, Sinclaire, Seincler, Sanclar, Sincklair, Sinclear, Sincler

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: 13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

2008-05-31T18:10:00.001-07:00

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

2008-05-31T07:47:00.001-07:00

Anglo-Norman families - Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

House of Livet (Levett);
House of Malet;
House of Clare;
House of Saint-Clair;

keg

2008-05-31T02:40:00.000-07:00

keg
a small barrel in which beer is transported and stored [Scandinavian]
A small cask or barrel with a capacity of about 30 gallons (114 liters).
Such a container and its contents.
A unit of weight used for nails, equal to 100 pounds (45.5 kilograms).
kegged, keg·ging, kegs
To put or store in a small cask or barrel.
[Middle English kag, from Old Norse kaggi.]
[Earlier cag, Icel. kaggi; akin/Atkins to Sw. kagge.]
Icelandic kaggi (a keg), Swedish kagga, Norwegian kagge (a keg, a round mass).
keg (n) A small barrel or cask. Ice kaggi (a keg), Swe kagga, Nor kagge (a keg, a round mass).

barrel (TUNNA, kaggi) kaggi
kaggi, m. keg, cask, a nickname. Cægga

Old Icelandic kaggi ` keg, chubby person ', Middle Low German kāk `tree trunk, pillory', Old High German slito-chōho f. ` tub ', Modern High

Of Scandinavian origin(akin to Icelandic klunni, clumsy person), or of Low German origin.

My German etymological dictionary says the clown was a clumsy peasant in Old English theatre. The word is believed to come from French "colon", Latin "colonus" (peasant/settler).

ceig: a mass of shag, clot, ceigein, a tuft, a fat man. From Scandinavian kagge, round mass, keg, corpulent man or animal, whence English keg; Norse, kaggi, cask, Norwegian, kagge, round mass.

Mead is the planet's oldest fermented beverage. Its history dates back over eight thousand years.

Mead is truly a global drink. It independently originated in very diverse cultures including Egyptian, Celtic, Indian and Scandinavian.

Honey used to ferment naturally in the bee hive so that mead could be eaten or drunk.

Mead was the wine of Northern Europe. In the colder, non-grape producing regions, they knew no other wine than mead. Beowulf, Bede Wagner and Canterbury Tales all have references to mead. In Norse Mythology, Valhalla was said to have had rivers flowing with mead.

Our word medicine is derived from an herb-based style of mead called Metheglin.

Like grape wine, the kind and quality of honey used will effect the taste of the final product.

Mead is the national beverage of Ethiopia. There it is called T'ej.

Honey can be mixed with different juices to recreate traditional styles. Grapes and honey make a pyment of clarre. Cider and honey combine for a cyser. When other fruits, such as raspberries or cranberries are added it is known as a melomel.

In Medieval times, it was customary for a newly married couple to be given enough mead to drink a glass every night for the first month (or moon cycle) of their marriage. If the wife became pregnant and bore a son, the mead maker was congratulated and held in great esteem for his potent nectar. This is the origin of the term honey-moon.

Anglo-Norman Family/Families DNA Project

2008-05-31T00:46:00.001-07:00

Anglo-Norman Family/Families DNA Project

Anglo-Norman Modal Human Genome DNA Project

Anglo-Norman Modal DNA (Anglo-Norman invaders)

The Anglo-Normans Modal were mainly the descendants of the Normans who ruled England following the conquest by William of Normandy in 1066, although some Normans were already in England before the conquest. Following the Battle of Hastings, the invading Normans and their descendants formed a distinct population in England. They later spoke what became the Anglo-Norman language.

Anglo-Norman Modal - R1b1b2 THE WESTERN ATLANTIC MODAL HAPLOTYPE WAMH DNA

Veniti tribe DNA
the Curiovolitae tribe DNA
the Asismii tribe DNA

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

mtDNA: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G

Anglo-Norman family of Bruce (R1b)
The Royal Bruce of Scotland family
http://www.small-stuff.com/BRUCE/results.htm

House of Normandy (Anglo-Norman family)
English royal dynasty that provided three kings of England: William I the Conqueror (reigned 1066–87) and his sons, William II Rufus (reigned 1087–1100) and Henry I Beauclerc (reigned 1100–35).

Oisin/Ossian = R1b

Lineage V The Anglo/Norman D’Arcy Line (R1b)

12 Marker Y-DNA (1414) Exact Matches

2008-05-31T00:44:00.001-07:00

12 Marker Y-DNA (1414) Exact Matches
Name E-mail

Jane Gruchacz** scrappyjanie@windstream.net
Mr. David Paul Nicholls** davidnk@supanet.com
Mr. Frank Robert Haas** russandericahaas@aol.com
Graham David Livingstone** thefox@austarnet.com.au
Paolo Meucci** paolo@studiomeucci.it
Mr. Bruce Davidson Wilhelm** wilbru@accesscomm.ca
Mr. John Arthur Downs** jrdowns@shaw.ca
Mr. Romeo F. Moya (Y25) pjb.est@comcast.net
John T. Calder (Y25) john2065@aol.com
M. Jacobs (Y25) mvmjacobs@suddenlink.net
Mr. curtis scott strom cus6286@yahoo.com
Dr. Arthur Huntly Cole judycole@kos.net
Patrick Chabod (Y37) pachabod@wanadoo.fr
Herbert Eugene Elliott danna_elliott@sbcglobal.net
Thomas Haines (Y37) thaines@sw.rr.com
Kenneth Francis Johnson (Y37) adjustcut@aol.com
Bienvenido R. Gonzales gonzales17@yahoo.com
Leo Martin Hughes LLMCK@aol.com
Christian Schmid Christian_Schmid@freesurf.ch
Mr. Charles Tyner tyner@utvinternet.ie
Mr. Anthony Neves Pereira tonyp@aeronet.com
Mr. DAVID JOHNATHAN JANES iamajanes2@yahoo.com
Mr. Adam Daniel Ross adam_ross@live.com
Christopher Bernard O'Connor howyezdoin@yahoo.com
Samuel Ernst Wälchli (Y37) claudia_sami@bluewin.ch
Randall L. Paden (Y37) rnpaden@nts-online.net
Michael A. Rose (Y25) wildirish51@hotmail.com
Jennings Chapman West jennings.west@verizon.net
Paul Steven Smalley (Y37) suginami@hotmail.com
Milton Raymond Sherburne (Y37) cphanson@springgrove.coop
Manuel Ruiz (Y37) pico.flash@verizon.net
Dr. Delbert Lee Evans dr.devans@roadrunner.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Jean-Yves Leguennec jean-yves.leguennec@univ-tours.fr
Mr. Boyce Nolan Nichols, III bnniii@gmail.com
Mr. Michael Carter Beckett carterthea@mindspring.com
Joan Strickland Allemand joanallemand@yahoo.com
Kenneth Franklin Roddy (Y25) mistermineme@AOL.com
Mr. John Philip Redvers LeFevre, Jr. lefevre.philip@gmail.com
Christian Armin Wehrmann (Y25) cwehrmann@gmx.de
Mr. Roger Cyril Mott a18z2045@aol.com
Mr. gerald Patrick Bonner, Sr. bonnerjerry@msn.com
Mr. Joseph Edward Lowry lfs@att.net
Jimmie Ray Russell (Y37) jimmie-ray@hotmail.com
Donald Charles Chisholm (Y37) chisholmhc@bigpond.com
James Hereford Lancaster (Y37) dottiehash@cox.net
Steven James Rose (Y37) stevenrose@gmail.com
Jose Antonio Gross (Y37) jgross10@bellsouth.net
Thomas Van Atkins mavarnee@yahoo.com
Gerold Rahmann gerold.rahmann@gmx.de
Mr. frank hoffman mckean skip29@comcast.net
Dr. Ivan Tadeu Reboucas reboucasi@yahoo.com
Roy Chester Brooks (Y25) RCBSTOCK@aol.com
Stefan Ziegenhals-Wödl (Y25) stefan_ziegenhals@web.de
Mr. Robert Alan Williams raw629@gmail.com
Mr. Kyle Montemayor Royalty royalty2001@yahoo.com
William Wilson (Y37) janice.sutherland@comcast.net View GEDCOM
Ralph Sands nansan7@aol.com
Mr. Fernando Brufal Fernandez, Sr. euroferman@euroferman.com
Mr. Carles PallÃ©s Marimon palles@telefonica.net
Larry Wilford Wright wrightmasonryandsons@msn.com
Gordon Garland Lyell glyell@comcast.net
Michael Daniel Williamson (Y37) gloriavmoreau@msn.com
Paul Scott Richards scott.richards@comcast.net
John Redmond Mc Brinn (Y37) jmcbrinn@aol.com
Payton Scott Glaspie (Y37) BLTLAN@verizon.net
John Michael Crowe wranglerguy45@hotmail.com
Mr. Ryan J Stewart stewart.ryan@gmail.com
Mr. dale roy crockett dcthunderroad5353@yahoo.com
Mr. Tony Fountain tlfountain@bellsouth.net
Mr. Brett James Bristol thebristolfamily@hotmail.com
Gareld Adam Eaton gae6@nau.edu
Ulrich Buxtorf ubux@bluewin.ch
Mr. Robert Filmore Jackson, Jr. pj4@cox.net
Mr. Thomas Glenn Wenig twenig@comcast.net
Manuel Jesus Monasterio (Y37) lastruchas@mac.com View GEDCOM
Thomas Daniel McClure (Y37) hightide@gsinet.net
Andrew W. Morton (Y37) lm2884@aol.com
William Wise Vance thalaw@jacksonca.net
Steven Robert Harris stevah@juno.com
Larry Dan Pate (Y37) dpate65@verizon.net
Michael Conley Cain (Y37) catcain@earthlink.net
Walter Lee Brown (Y25) pjb8436@aol.com
Atunur Fortunao Quercioli fortunato.quercioli@tiscali.it
Leah Schurr leah.schurr@email.de
Mr. Gary Leigh Nokes nokes_g@yahoo.com
Mr. Matthew Ryan Winburn matthew.winburn@gmail.com
Mr. Cooper McGregor picant@sbcglobal.net
andres colom- davila ilianagavin@aol.com
Dr. George James Baley, Sr. gbaley@comcast.net
Charles Edward Fuller chuckefuller@hotmail.com
Vincent Henrique Duarte (Y37) vncntduarte@comcast.net
Cyrus Duncan Cantrell (Y37) cy@cdcantrell.com
Mr. JESUS GARCIA POLO, Sr. jesuseloygarcia@hotmail.com
Mr. Howard William Rogers hrogers1@socal.rr.com
Mr. William Howard Pettibone, Jr. billpettibone@comcast.net
John Fitzmaurice johnfitzmauric50@hotmail.com
William Warren Vail (Y37) hilltopmom@bellsouth.net
Mr. John Gallagher christina.voyles@gmail.com
Mr. Neil Stewart Pailing kpailing@ucreative.ac.uk
Mr. Stephen Joseph Hartman postoffice@creativille.net
Ritchie Sheridan Matheson (Y37) dyan_ed@yahoo.com
Sando McKenzie the_mighty_duncan@hotmail.com
Stephen B. Robie (Y37) sbrobie@comcast.net
Mr. Kenneth Charles Kanowsky kenk@gorge.net
Thomas Helmut Straubhaar (Y37) gtom@gmx.com
Roy L. Jarvis (Y25) babyhuey2212@yahoo.com
Mr. James Devin Symonds jimsymonds5286@yahoo.com
Fergus Mc Cay (Y37) japter@igenea.com
Aidan Brabazon (Y25) aidan.brabazon@gmail.com
Johnny L. Corbin johnny.corbin@dir.alabama.gov
Ellery Frank Schempp elleryfs@comcast.net
Mr. Roy Griffiths Lloyd roy.lloyd2@btinternet.com
Mr. David Caldwell Castaneda Not Available
Mr. Ryan Clayton Jones ryanjones2150@gt.rr.com
Mr. William Paul Wolfe wpmwolfe@comcast.net
Martin Schmieder m.schmieder@t-online.de
James Elmer Mitchell jmitc53445@mac.com
Theodore F. Wightman (Y37) ted50@ca.rr.com
Mr. Newbury (Y37) ndouglas@wi.rr.com
Russell Cruse (Y37) cruse@fish.co.uk View GEDCOM
Mr. Clifford John Eggink IronBoomer@IronBoomer.com
Mr. Mariano E. Negri negrimariano@hotmail.com
Louis G. Stiles (Y37) louisstiles@frontiernet.net
Roderick M. MacKenzie (Y37) kintail@telus.net
Mr. Ronald Forres Millar Stewart rfms@aol.com
Stanley Wardrip (Y37) aquamedic9@aol.com
William Joseph Wicklem (Y37) ewicklem@optonline.net
James Leo Pond (Y25) jimpond@sympatico.ca
Richard James Bjorkman (Y25) Bjorkman@prodigy.net
Jeffrey Wade Morrison (Y37) jmorrison@fairfaxva.gov View GEDCOM
Garald R. Iverson iverson@utech.net
Mr. russell cleveland etheridge, III russelle123@msn.com
Mr. Earl Richard Scherer earlscherer@hotmail.com
Thomas Matthew Gilliland (Y37) tomgilli@bellsouth.net
Mr. Oscar Anthony Ros (Y37) tesla11@juno.com
Jimmy Carpenter (Y25) JCarpen796@aol.com
William Roger Lewis (Y25) rogerindsol@bellsouth.net
Dale Bradley Stewart stewartclan99@yahoo.com
Earl Ackland (Y37) oakleaf7@verizon.net
Dean Hart (Y37) melmac7@earthlink.net
David George Beedy (Y37) dnsbeedy@charter.net
Mr. Kent Tommy Robert Meissner kent@meissner.se
Clyde Arthur Walden (Y37) ronbarbwilson@msn.com
Wayne Douglas Smith (Y37) cliffwds@hotmail.com
William Henry Wright whweak22@aol.com
Roger Randall rogerdar@aol.com
Mr. Joseph Gerald Reynolds p-henry@pacbell.net
Mr. Luis Guillermo Casas fcasas@iteso.mx
Mr. Milo Ross Mecham sara.milo@gmail.com
Gary Dean Sinclair (Y37) gnmsink@aol.com
Ronald Charles Stiles (Y37) lstiles@nep.net
Andrew William Wright sd2chi@yahoo.com
Thomas Mortimer Byrd, Jr. flbyrds@verizon.net
Richard Michael Marryat nchmvegas@cox.net
Steven Wayne Arrowood stevearrowood@gmail.com
Mr. Tim Kelly tke79664@bigpond.net.au
Dr. Loy Siberts Braley lsbraley@comcast.net
Jim Pruner (Y37) maryjoeneyer@gmail.com
Mr. VERNIERE Claude c_verniere@hotmail.com
Elmer Werner (Y37) ecwmed@cox.net
Mr. Brian A. Johnson (Y37) brianjohnson1946@msn.com
Mr. Loïc Michel (Y37) loic.michel17@wanadoo.fr
Charles B. Kerns ckerns@fuse.net
Ogmium Hamill (Y37) myfamily@ogmium.com
Thomas Villarreal optimumtv@earthlink.net
Mr. Bruce A. Loomis bruloom@gmail.com
Miguel Isusquiza biadrmer@msn.com
Eric Duane Frazier (Y37) efrazier@tampabay.rr.com
Michael John Didier michael@seekyefirst.com
Mr. W. J. D. Logan (Y25) willoughbylogan@btinternet.com
Andrew Roland Lewandowski 13712@charter.net
Sean Jessup Robie (Y37) sbrobie@comcast.net
James Elmer Mitchell, Ph.D. jmitc53445@mac.com
Clifford Stiles (Y37) ccstiles@attglobal.net
Mr. Russell Mitchum Lynch egyptguy@egyptguy.com
Kelly R. Weiss kelly@cosmomed.com
Louis Richard Taylor (Y25) taylornicky1@aol.com
Larry E. Hatfield (Y37) LarryHatfield@Juno.com View GEDCOM
Ian Alexander MacKenzie (Y37) ctcian@on.aibn.com
Joseph Frank Purcell (Y37) jfpurcell@hotmail.com
Edward Thompson crazyhorse99@msn.com
William Stanley Sullivan JudySullivan@carolina.rr.com
Todd Y. Purcell (Y37) toddpurcell@comcast.net
Mr. Patrick Bunyan patrickbkw@aol.com
Mr. Terry Lynn Lollis terry_lollis@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Marc Christopher Smyth MSmyth@lcc.edu
Bernard Ignatius Farrell bunnyolden@mac.com
Stanny Van Grasdorff (Y37) rypelbos@skynet.be
Thomas Herbert Dean (Y37) sdlee1@cox.net View GEDCOM
John Lewis Floyd (Y37) johnfloyd@aol.com
William J. Higgins Outpost@crosstel.net
Mr. Frank Alvin Cantrall shan.hays@gmail.com
Mr. David Allan Markham dam112960@yahoo.com
Albert Kuhn (Y37) a.j.kuhn@bluewin.ch
Dr. Giovanni Fiorenza giovanni.fiorenza@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Bruce A. Farr (Y37) riekefarr@gmail.com
Wilson Harold MacKenzie (Y37) mackendo@shaw.ca
Mr. Francisco Javier Ballesteros Guevara fcoballe@yahoo.com
George Frank Sheldon gsheldon@med.unc.edu
James La Salle Boals, III (Y37) superboal3@msn.com
Mr. Lorien Giles Bill@TheGilesFamily.net
Michael Berger berger@treibauf.ch
Scott Howard Bowers yneegma@aol.com
H. Decker Jones donnajdjones@sbcglobal.net
Dennis Martin Forsythe (Y37) dennis.forsythe@gmail.com
Frank Ebaugh Mason (Y37) fmason@goeaston.net
Troy Lee Robinson (Y37) trobinson106@sprintpcs.com
William Joel Ritchie (Y37) verizon25@hotmail.com
Randolph Sailer Young (Y37) randolph.s.young@saic.com
Mr. Sven Anders Christensson sac@ic2vil.com
Don Landon (Y37) karenl_7@msn.com
Marcus Edmund Satterfield (Y37) mesatterfield@sbcglobal.net
Vernon Clyde Bryant (Y37) mlha4068@hotmail.com
Ray Hosey (Y25) ediehosey@aol.com
Derek Raymond Weiand derekweiand@yahoo.com
Mr. Jason H Halsey hall_z@yahoo.com
Roger Lowel Brown (Y37) drgal@pacbell.net
Leo Hall (Y37) elee23@comcast.net
Gary D. Hamilton (Y37) gham@esc18.net
Ira E. Owen (Y37) ieowensr@bellsouth.net
Harry William Fritts hwfritts1@charter.net
Harold Joseph Holley (Y37) TexasGirlAtHeart_2000@hotmail.com
Robin Peter Williams (Y25) williamsr@juno.com View GEDCOM
Jason Jethro Evans jje@llgc.org.uk
Robert Allen Olsrud bobolsrud@comcast.net
Mr. James Cadorette (Y37) aa1rb0@hotmail.com
Orlando Rodriguez 1960or@verizon.net
Thomas Ross Waldron (Y37) mojack7@msn.com
Mr. john Redmond Mc Brinn jmcbrinn@aol.com
Mr. Walter Douglas Harris r1harris@comcast.net
William Elbert Elliott (Y25) mbz220sel@yahoo.com
Robert Henry Risley (Y25) rhrisley@yahoo.com
Mr. FRED JOHN ADAMS FREDJADAMS@HOTMAIL.COM
Gary Allen McIntyre gmci38@msn.com
Daniel Edward Finney dbfrn@hotmail.com
F.G.S. srl Simone Gozzoli (Y37) simone@fgs.it
Mr. Von Milton Tyler, Jr. vtylerj@comcast.net
Jack Turnbull (Y37) djt13@sbcglobal.net
James Christopher Tune (Y37) joe_hilma@yahoo.com
James William McVitty (Y37) jmcvitty@hardinnet.com
Michael Blake Wright (Y25) info@mountainsole.com
Clyde Reese Madsen (Y37) nkader@cox.net
Ralph Edwin Galloway (Y37) reg1261@msn.com
Ian Joseph Gordon (Y37) G666999@msn.com
Paul Richard Godfrey (Y37) pjgodfrey@shaw.ca
Mr. Douglas M. Taylor (Y37) dougt@paulbunyan.net
Curtis Webb (Y37) dwebb8@cox.net
Charlie Harrell (Y37) garlandliv@aol.com
Robert Nathan Shaffer robertnshaffer@aol.com
Dr. Roberto Araya, Ph.D. ra2174@columbia.edu
Mr. bob jim xxzy, Sr. abc.nm@yahoo.com
Thurman E. Vance whls2002@yahoo.com
Jean Wayne Misenar (Y37) joan@misenar.com
Mr. YVES BIRRIEN lesbirrien@hotmail.fr
Mr. Robert Michael Vidal Frockey05@aol.com
Dr. Gabriel A Urrea-Botero gabrielurreamd@hotmail.com
Mr. Yamil Pedro Martinez yammrtn@aol.com
Konrad Ittner jhwade@cotc.net
Mr. Oliver A Boulind oboulind@yahoo.com
Mr. Harry William Fritts hwfritts1@charter.net
Mr. Cesar Alexander Sylva cesarsylva@hotmail.com
Christopher Grant (Y37) cx.grant@comcast.net
Tyler Grant Rowe (Y37) reggie@adnc.com
Mr. David William Robertson david.w.robertson@au1.ibm.com
Dr. Antonio A. Alves de Freitas, M.D. afreitas@pasteur.fr
Mr. Kaj Brunberg Not Available
Mr. Dennis Michael Mangan, Sr. dandk316@verizon.net
William Eric Baber (Y25) duchess@columbus.rr.com
Victor Gustav Hall victorghall@yahoo.com
Bruce Wilson (Y37) brucewilson@prodigy.net
Richard Jordan Bausum home@knoxriver.com
Gerald Earle Auten (Y37) gerald.auten@do.treas.gov
Richard C. Emrich (Y37) RVRBARRE@verizon.net
Mr. James Thomas Cannon cannonjt0621@aol.com
John Roy King shrkny1@aol.com
Mr. Frank Gilbert Greene frank@greenedesign.com
Mr. Thomas Leslie Williams, Jr. twilliam@ccrtc.com
Mr. Carlos A. Padilla capadill@hotmail.com
Dr. Duane Francis Marble dmarble@oregonfast.net
Stephen Everett Reid (Y37) sereid44@verizon.net
Hugh Thomas Wagstaff (Y37) hwagstaff@earthlink.net
Mr. Peter Robert GREIG exciters@tpg.com.au
Ronnie Craig Reynolds (Y37) reynolds.of.lewiston@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Burnley Garfield Smith carl052@sympatico.ca
William Kent Elwood Not Available
George W. Corey (Y37) jackycoreysmith@yahoo.com
Mr. Dale Murray McIntire dale.m.mcintire@kp.org
Mr. Gerard Thomas Stone, Sr. gerard@gerardstone.com
Mr. Douglas Michael Colbary DCR001@EARTHLINK.NET
Gary Kemp Reynolds (Y37) reynolds99@comcast.net
Richard Lynn Nations rnations4@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Willard Cecil Jones (Y37) joneswmkj@ellijay.com
Edmond Wayne Pitts (Y37) bjre8@cableone.net
Mr. EMILIO MARTINEZ JIMENEZ Not Available
Mr. John William Welch, Jr. vtmwelch@sbcglobal.net
Richard L. Trotter (Y37) samsonRLT@aol.com
Mr. Dirk Klaus Herberich (Y37) dirk.herberich@gmail.com
Philip Burwell Persinger (Y37) phil@persinger.com
Rodney Lee Ethridge (Y25) r.ethridge@earthlink.net
Irvin W. Cockriel (Y37) cockrieli@mchsi.com View GEDCOM
Denis Edmond St. Claire (Y37) dstclaire@shaw.ca
Robert Allan Vaughan (Y37) jandb41@sbcglobal.net
Paul Antonie Bourgeois (Y37) pb433@yahoo.com
William Cox (Y37) mpearson@ix.netcom.com
James Ray Gilliland jgflutes@aol.com
Mr. Anders Lotsson lotsson@gmail.com
Mr. Douglas Ray Blair dougblair66@hotmail.com
Michael John Kirby mkirby7173@earthlink.net
Dr. Philip A. Getchell Not Available
Roland Davis Otts (Y37) raotts@charter.net
Philip C. Elliott philpat@charter.net
Mr. Paul Curtis Johnson johnpau2@hotmail.com
Donald Morris Carlson (Y37) auberg@iinet.net.au
John R. Krall jackkrall@aol.com
Samual Davis Dajackson2003@msn.com
Leland Rice Watrous (Y25) leewat2@hotmail.com
Ewan MacDougall (Y25) dwode@neteze.com
Robert Cave-Browne-Cave (Y37) robertcbcave@aol.com
Mr. Ralph Perry Ethridge rpe1949@aol.com
Horace H. Newman (Y37) horacepam@aol.com
Mr. Terry Robin Asher terryasher@att.net
Robert Lee Taylor (Y37) tartar-taylor@att.net
Farris Alton Pitts (Y37) fayeandalton@bellsouth.net
Dwayne Allen Smith (Y37) angelasmit@aol.com
William T. Horne (Y37) RAHorne22@aol.com View GEDCOM
Edwin N. Horne (Y37) johnlogandavis@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Gary P. March (Y37) Gpmort7@hotmail.com
William Charles Trimble (Y25) wctrimble@aol.com
Mr. J. J. Moon RTB2002@BELLSOUTH.NET
LAFON JEAN LUC jl-lafon@magic.fr
William Carl Ewing, Jr. (Y37) whiteghost1a@sbcglobal.net
Darrin Kent Wear (Y37) thewearhouse@valornet.com
Frank Coad (Y37) fcoad@msn.com
Mr. George Bauer (Y37) Frankandby@aol.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Doran Arp Lummis tpoage@bresnan.net
Philip Edward Taylor (Y37) btaylorkx@yahoo.com
Mr. Richard Alexander Chase pvinv@aol.com
Mr. Len Peter Petersen Not Available
Mr. Wayne Lukey WizeHowl@bigpond.com
Mr. Charles Olion Coghlan ccog32@bellsouth.net
Michael Scott Elliott (Y37) elliottreport@gmail.com
John Louis Carlton jlcpas@aol.com
Harold Glen Compton hjcompton270@yahoo.com
Dr. Daniel William Moulton (Y37) dan_moulton@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Phillip Glenn McCann phil@cptinc.net
Nolen Dale Otts ottssmsgt@aol.com
S JONES MJONES0018@AOL.COM
Mr. Andres Enrique Alba, Jr. aalbtre@ccm.femsa.com.mx
Mr. Larry Lee Dreller Not Available
James Martin Cunradi jcunradi@actransit.org
Mr. Jack Duff naynamom@aol.com
Mr. John Francis Stroncheck jstroncheck@aol.com
Daniel Alan Norris (Y37) dnorris@starline.com View GEDCOM
Raymond John Sheehan doolin99@earthlink.net
Dr. Dean Damion Aubin, Jr. deanaubin@hotmail.com
Barry Lee Skiles (Y37) skifri@gmail.com
Randall Wilson Dean (Y37) dna@rwdean.com
Hugh Conn Reid (Y37) dunure@tiscali.co.uk
L. E. Blevins (Y37) bchs1969@adelphia.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Murray Douglas McLean (Y37) murray@goalreach.com.au
William David Hall ferollane@hotmail.com
Charles S. Loomis rgarvine@udel.edu
David C. Stone (Y37) dandcstone@cox.net
Dr. Bruce Sanford Lockhart (Y25) swiftriver@verizon.net
Rick Clausen (Y37) dkc615@msn.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Mark Edward Hogsett mhogsett@netzero.net
Dr. Walter Frederick Kempe, Jr. dubkempe@cox.net
Mr. Ken R Henry krhenry1771@windstream.net
Mr. Patrick Coogan Ryan eeisenhauer9@hotmail.com
Davis R. Iszard (Y37) brandavel@hotmail.com
William Charles Neely (Y37) wcneely@charter.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Frank Gallego Lopez mapalopez@sbcglobal.net
Osvaldo Segundo Vergara Valenzuela adriana.medina@sbcglobal.net
Willard Ray Ogden (Y37) wogden1@cox.net
Mr. Dennis Allen Nepote Genome@DennisNepote.com
Mr. Lawrence Stone Griffith (Y37) emilyoga@sbcglobal.net
Bruce Eric McDougall (Y25) dwode@neteze.com
Mr. Omar Jesus Aellos, Sr. (Y37) malon1947@yahoo.com
Dr. Rodulfo A. Gautier - Portuondo rogautier@terra.com
Mr. Guy Bernard Clément Boiron boiron5271@club-internet.fr
Mr. DAVID ROBERTO VALENZUELA VEGA, Jr. drvv@hotmail.com
Mr. David C. Frymark d.frymark@mu.edu
Alvin Junior Pitts (Y37) jack.vance@comcast.net
Mitchel Ernest Marquez (Y25) marquez3997@sbcglobal.net
Shirl Hendryx (Y37) swhendryx@aol.com
Mr. Andrew Rocco Cirillo (Y25) andycirillo@yahoo.com
Dr. Michael J Palliser Docdsny@Sbcglobal.net
Mr. john llewellyn lewis jlewis06@cox.net
Brian Bruce MacKenzie (Y37) brmack@auracom.com
Mr. Lawrence Thomas Campbell (Y37) 1gr8scot@msn.com
James Walter Howell (Y37) abueno@alumni.princeton.edu
Greggory Wayne Nations (Y37) gnations@mac.com
Mr. Raymond John Hunter, Sr. raysurf@hotmail.com
Robert Eugene Armstrong, Sr. (Y25) nowhiteflag3307@earthlink.net
Mr. Tommy Ray McDonald, Jr. TommyMcDonald@bellsouth.net
Jesse E. Hill (Y37) shalome.fancypants@gmail.com
Ian Stewart (Y37) paul.afox@btopenworld.com
Edwin (ted) Lawrence Sutphen (Y25) sutphent@mchsi.com
Vernon Gerald Wright wrightss@swbell.net
Clifford Vance mybirthrite@yahoo.com
Gonzalo Javier Ferrer, Esq. (Y37) gonzalo.j.ferrer@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Alan Geoffrey Parks Parks@horseheath.com
Mr. Julio Leonardo Marius juliomarius@netscape.net
Edward Joseph Keating Keatingted@yahoo.com
Mr. Daniel Christian Roddick danielroddick@hotmail.com
James Lawrence Hancock (Y37) griddle1982@yahoo.com
Mr. Hal Blyth O'Neil lesleyo@telusplanet.net
Mr. Elwood Everett Amen eeamen@msn.com
Nicholas Anthony Saenz (Y37) nsaenz@gmail.com
Reginald Corey (Y37) mommyz45@yahoo.com
Robert Leroy Griffin bgriffin@alltel.net
Mr. Rafael de la Parra grampusr@hotmail.com
Francis Leslie Pitcher (Y37) jubargeon@comcast.net
Charles Creth Leber (Y37) czleber@aol.com
Mr. Octaviano Mascarenhas Menezes octaviano_menezes@hotmail.com
Mr. James Fredrick Young, Jr. james.f.young1@us.army.mil
Mr. George Pattern george@gpattern.freeserve.co.uk
Mr. Gerard Joseph Kelly, Esq. gerard.kelly@tinyworld.co.uk
Mr. Howard Kirk McKenzie (Y37) howie_mckenzie@hotmail.com
Mr. Mauritz Redin mauritzredin@hotmail.com
Brian Allison Vance bvance_54@yahoo.com
Carl William Harrell, Jr. dr.harrell@fountainofyouth.com
Mr. John William Tyner (Y37) johntyner2001@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Mr. James Prentice Loomis (Y37) jimandhallie@worldnet.att.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Bryan Weaver brooke@brooketoscano.com
Martin Edward Gibbons (Y37) gibbonsmar@aol.com
Jack Boyce (Y37) Shirlw@sonic.net
Robert Clark Tune (Y37) gloriasaunders@suddenlink.net View GEDCOM
Hon. Gary John Ferrari (Y37) gfhotcar@aol.com
Kent Edward Henderson mmcvay@alltel.net
Mr. Michael Allan Armstrong wordfolk@xyz.net
Mr. Evan James Davies davies.ev@gmail.com
Wade Van Fair (Y37) giw@bellsouth.net
Mr. NICHOLAS KIDD, Sr. n.kidd@copycatphoto.com
Mr. Juan Francisco Irarragorri jfirarragorri@hotmail.com
Mr. Gene Patrick Rowlett generrrr69@msn.com
Dr. William Stevens Elliott WSE320@aol.com
Stuart Walton McGregor (Y37) stuman41@comcast.net
Mr. W. Sherrill Little (Y37) dklinstx50@msn.com
Mr. Michael Lynn Jones, Ph.D. (Y37) azone5@yahoo.com
Mr. Roger Williams greenhil@optushome.com.au
Mr. Robert Henry Goodwell bobnbuddy@earthlink.net
Mr. JOSE FELIX ALONSO GARCIA, Sr. txefe.alonso@euskalnet.net
Mr. Alex Michael Martin martex6@yahoo.com
Mr. Robert Patrick Kane bobkane1@juno.com
Mr. John David Farrell overacting@hotmail.com
Mr. Richard Patrick Bennett (Y37) tkt2ride@pacbell.net
Dr. John David Slaney, M.D. jdslaney@yahoo.com
Mr. Charles Earl Hart (Y37) qivarabs@msn.com
William Ralph Wright (Y37) willdude@gmail.com
Mr. Jeffery Mark Evans jeffeinkc@yahoo.com
.. Pierce (Y37) afpierce@earthlink.net View GEDCOM
Robert Preston Abbott (Y37) abbott.rob@gmail.com
Pascal Mueller george.miller@csueastbay.edu
Tobin Marais Richter (Y37) trichter@nealandleroy.com
Mr. PHILIP MICHAEL GORDON EVANS evans.cardiff@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Charles Lewis Flora pakiley@bellsouth.net
Daniel Kay (Y37) kaybasset@yahoo.com
Joseph Allen Scivicque (Y37) jasnwylie@verizon.net
Ronald Detres Rondet@aol.com
Mr. Dan Christensen Not Available
Mr. Matthew Robert Cummings cronomer@aol.com
Mr. Cornelis Joseph Vermeulen janvlen@mts.net
Gene E. Underwood (Y25) gu555ru@yahoo.com
Billy B. Pittillo (Y25) bbpittillo@sbcglobal.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Clement Anthony Laurence (Y37) claurence@aol.com View GEDCOM
Mr. DAVID ALLAN RAMEY joramey@aol.com
Mr. Paul Thomas Williams (Y25) logsplus@comcast.net
Donald Fielding Morrison (Y37) donald_morrison@sbcglobal.net
Maurice Manuel, III (Y25) bmanuel@centuryx.com View GEDCOM
Stephen Davis Blades (Y37) sblades@bladesandassociates.com
Mr. John Gerard Brady gladius3006@hotmail.com
Jay Rodney Whitman (Y37) jkp714@yahoo.com
Rodger Dale Pitts, Jr. (Y37) rdnfsp@aol.com
Mr. Robert Allen Hamilton BHAMILTON226@MAN.COM
Dr. Edgar Allan Lind, Jr. allan@ke-lind.net
Mr. Andrew Miguel Wood awood@transy.edu
Mr. Eugene Thomas Simpson (Y37) heidintom@msn.com
Mr. John Riley Bearden johnbearden@hotmail.com
Dr. James Oliver McSpadden james@mcspadden.com
Mr. Gordon lee Dickinson flashgordonlee@hotmail.com
Mr. Carlos Johnson cjohnson@acelerate.com
Frederick Claude Rayburn (Y37) frayburn@sbcglobal.net
Jerry Lynn Wilson raven11962@verizon.net
Mr. Pedro Evelio Estopiñan estopinan@comcast.net
Mr. Deron Ray Shipley deron.r.shipley@us.army.mil
Timothy Lacy-Hulbert (Y37) timothy.lacy-hulbert@virgin.net
Dwayne Luther Pitts (Y37) dpitts22@cox.net
Donald L. West (Y25) dlwest3@yahoo.com
George Washington Wright (Y37) jason@AdvaniEngineering.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Johnny Lee Heefner bigj480@gmail.com
Mr. Leo Francis Waltz Leo.Waltz@prodigy.net
Terry Dodge (Y37) mindydodge@msn.com
Mr. John Thomas Luin jtluin@us.ibm.com
Kimber Earl Minier (Y37) kimbersplace4320@aol.com
Mr. Claude Rebena Not Available
William Gordon Howard T-howard@pacbell.net
Kimberly Justin King (Y37) king9246@msn.com
Javier Buenfil Azpiri jbuenfil@msn.com
Mr. Douglas Bradford Clifton doug.clifton@insightbb.com
Mr. Dominique Moulin domoulin@club-internet.fr
Mr. Lee Vernon Hemsley hhemsley@nyc.rr.com
Mr. Harold Ellis Warren, Jr. shwarren45@comcast.net
Rev. Timothy Ray Forester trforest@sover.net
Francis Allen Otero shawnee@prtcnet.org
Mr. Chester Allen Carson, Jr. allen@allencarson.com
George Lee Kennedy (Y25) doctacsat@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Timothy Kevin McPike (Y25) tim@timmcpike.com View GEDCOM
Sonny George K. Sweeten (Y37) jollymac@aol.com
Mr. Ralph Edward Shadwell, Jr. (Y37) ludwick@aps.edu
Kenneth Goddard (Y37) ken@kgoddard.com View GEDCOM
Robert James Smart (Y37) alvinearl@msn.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Jeremy Duane Housley (Y25) jshousley@bresnan.net
Mr. Donald Ollie Kelley capridon@gvtc.com
Mr. Atle Maag Solheim atlesolheim46@verizon.net
Mr. Petrus Karolus Van Bourgondiën materialsmanagement@onebox.com
Bryan Douglas Gidley (Y37) bryan@gidley.ca View GEDCOM
James Robert Venable (Y37) thevenables@msn.com View GEDCOM
Janis Duhe (Y37) janisduhe@hotmail.com
Mr. Jim Martin Anderson Not Available
Mr. Alwyn Ignatius Lewis FamilyDNA@rubycreek.com
Mr. Lawrence Harold Sanderson kd0yz@mchsi.com
Mr. Jose Gros Aymerich, M.D. jgrosay@telepolis.com
Mr. Graham Bunney grahambunney@yahoo.com
Mr. Patrick John Dudley Lidderdale, Esq. nohope4this1@yahoo.co.uk
Mr. Pedro Miguel Santos Moura mourax@gmail.com
Mr. Timothy Dwight Holder, Esq. TDHOLDER@GMAIL.COM
Robert 'Nico' Proctor (Y37) RobertProctor@cox.net
Mr. Rafael Antonio Moncada, Sr. rams@cable.net.co
Mr. Hugh Buchanan Heibein, Sr. heibeinh@gmail.com
Timothy Earl Brockwell (Y37) tim@brocktec.com
Mr. George Carlton Brooks, Esq. (Y37) gcbrooks@verizon.net
Mr. Paul Howard William Close paul_close@hotmail.com
Mr. Martin Earl Hutchinson mhutchinson@drivingclub.com
Mr. Enrique Vaca (Y25) evaca3@yahoo.com
William David Monach, Sr. (Y37) william.monach@cir-q-tek.com
Jesse South (Y37) jsouth1@austin.rr.com
Mr. Paul Denis Sire sirevis@arrakis.es
Harbert Logan Payne holopayne@cox.net
Joseph Nathaniel Wilson angrycartoon@hotmail.com
Robert Michael Stewart (Y37) michaelstewart@cameronsllp.com
Charles C. Shaw (Y37) ndcharley23@suddenlink.net
Mr. James Earl South jesouth@aol.com
Mr. John Joseph Guy jguy@neo.rr.com
Ralph Anthony Martin (Y25) lmyhre@hughes.net View GEDCOM
Carlos M Colom ccolom@ccsf.edu
Robert Emmet Commins (Y37) rcommins@roadrunner.com
Mr. Donald Martin Hoffman, Jr. cinsprof@yahoo.com
Duane Humphrey (Y37) lajones@oz.net
James A. Rousmaniere, Jr. jrousmaniere@keenesentinel.com
Mr. Charles Flaherty Thomas FINPLAN@TOGETHER.NET
Robert King, III (Y37) crown3@suddenlink.net
Raymond Stuart (Y37) kmobrien@bellsouth.net
Mr. Tristan Claude cathy_toloco@yahoo.com
Melvin Allen Herod (Y37) grandmargy@aol.com
Mr. John Reginald Lefevre john@wolvesofsaintfrancis.org
Mr. James Leon McLeod james.byrd@atlantacitysiderealty.com
Mr. Antoni Puell toni.puell@es.ibm.com
Mr. Jeffrey Lance Johnson (Y37) jeff.johnson@nike.com
Gerald Franklin Abbott (Y37) gerry.abbott@cox.net
Calvin Eugene Phillips (Y37) phillipscalvin@prodigy.net
Hector M. Cuellar hectordci@aol.com
Wade Pittillo (Y37) pittillo@mac.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Jerome Malcolm Harris buyer.beware@verizon.net
Ronnie Delane Stone (Y37) rdstone@law.ua.edu
Mr. Jeffrey Eric Thomas jtmagic@gte.net
Donald E, McKenzie (Y37) xixis@hawaii.rr.com
Mr. Victor Charles Thomas hobbit37@livingston.net
Michael Evan Davison mikedavison77@hotmail.com
Robert Robinson (Y37) Not Available
Mark Donald Brown (Y37) markbrown@comteck.com
John William Christian cathy.christian@kp.org
Mr. Abel Porras, Jr. vaporras@quik.com
Mr. James Edwin Elliott Fuggarwe@Cox.net
Mr. Felipe Raphael Pierre Rigaudeau, Jr. feliperprl_816@hotmail.com
Mr. Christopher James Bowman cjbowmans@cox.net
Steven Paul Boman (Y37) spboman@yahoo.com
Mr. Jay D. Brown (Y37) brownie947@verizon.net
Donald Phillip Lewis (Y25) skyej@bellsouth.net
Harley Dix (Y37) simonziff@yahoo.com
David Murray Marshall Hall (Y37) david.hall@paradise.net.nz View GEDCOM
Mr. David Duaigües Martí (Y37) daviddua@mixmail.com
Richard Lee Bell Not Available
Mr. Athanassios Bouzinekis info@pkd.gr
Mr. Duarte Nuno de Abreu de Lima de Araujo dnaraujo@netcabo.pt
Mr. Robert Earl Jones rjones@unileaf.com.br
Mr. Frank Hernandez Fragosa, Jr. f.fragosa@sbcglobal.net
Glen Ralph Jordan (Y25) glenmary@sbcglobal. net
Mr. Henry J. Colman (Y37) oanrai@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Richard Aloysious Baltz (Y37) s850@bellsouth.net
Henry Wayne Brannon (Y37) wbrannon@mindspring.com
James A. Hamilton, III (Y37) rizham@comcast.net
James Henry Chastun (Y37) jamesc56@hotmail.com
Steven Mark Griffith (Y37) smgcreations@yahoo.com
Dr. Jeremiah Nolan Partrick (Y37) jnp@ntelos.net
Mr. James Roy Clements (Y37) jim.clements@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Grady William Henry, Jr. (Y37) gwhjr@rock.com View GEDCOM
Gary Thomas Todd (Y37) bikuni@mac.com
Dr. Martin Allen Zurmuhl zurmuhl@comcast.net
George Lee Henderson (Y37) georgeh@prodigy.net
Mr. Rodney Lee Widener RodWidener51@netscape.net
Mr. Ralph Richard Dickman, III ralph_dickman2001@yahoo.com
Mr. Michael Dale Beverly, Esq. smbeverly@comcast.net
Ricky Alan Axsom bedfordash@planetkc.com
Mr. David Michael Hughes (Y37) mhughes@brokenarrowranch.com View GEDCOM
Charles Wayne Davidson (Y37) chuckd413@aol.com
Ronald Wayne Price (Y37) wayne1001@verizon.net
Mr. Gregory J. Crockett crockettslaw@yahoo.com
Mr. Mark Eugene Jenkins mjenkins17@cox.net
Mr. john Joseph DiFazio jdifazio@aol.com
Dr. Timothy Patrick O'Malley, M.D. talbomalley@att.net
Harold Reid McKeen (Y37) mingary@earthlink.net
Donald Molineux (Y37) donalsmolineux@molintexmills.com
John Franklin Williams rdnek@bellsouth.net View GEDCOM
Robert Leo Berry (Y37) robert2064@verizon.net
Robert Leon Ellison, Jr. (Y37) boblinda@bellsouth.net
Peter Anthony Engrand c_engrand@hotmail.com
Mr. David Daniel Lewis bigblueduck@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Mark Jerome Kesterson kmnfm@earthlink.net
Mr. Anthony Marc Mackie tonymack@au1.ibm.com
Mr. Carl Lorin Burns, Sr. cbvonk@cox.net
Mr. William Paul Lawrence, Jr. (Y37) Paul@lasfirm.com
Cordys W Walden, Jr. (Y37) thelma.walden@mchsi.com
Dr. John Edward Downing, M.D. (Y37) Jedowning@aol.com
Mr. Gene Thomas Metzger BROOKZDOG@AOL.COM
Mr. Ebbe Chester Blomstrand ebbecb@hotmail.com
Mr. John Michael Mouton, Sr. jmmouton@cox.net
Mr. Larry Wayne Knox larryknox.ns@gmail.com
Mr. Joseph Anthony Pisani jpisani@hpschools.org
Everett Ray Babcock (Y37) bbberb@mindspring.com
Robert Michael Yarbrough (Y37) rmyarbrough@amherst.edu
Stephen Poroszlay (Y37) magyar@rogers.com
James David Stewart (Y37) stewartd@flash.net
Mr. Dennis C. O'Bryant (Y37) DBLB3728@suddenlink.net View GEDCOM
William Dean Burns (Y37) peshewa@comcast.net
Kenneth Brewton (Y37) cjstitches@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Colwyn Francis Munro, Esq. colwyn_munro@idg.com
Daniel H. Munzing danidor@hotmail.com
Mr. Roland George Ricker, Sr. (Y37) rri1973807@aol.com View GEDCOM
Gabriel Pattillo Wilson (Y37) suntenshii@aol.com
Ben Jackson Barnes (Y37) BBarnes652@aol.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Darrin Evan Lile darrin.lile@gmail.com
Steve Lawrence (Y37) SLawren999@aol.com
William A. Pero (Y37) nickel.98@rogers.com
Mr. John William Wrenn jack_wrenn@excite.com
Thomas Baines Johnson thosb.johnson@comcast.net
Dr. Garrett Phillip Butt garrett@rossini.co.nz
Mr. Arthur Wilkie Knowles DMALONE1@MAINE.RR.COM
James Frank Vance (Y37) frank_gmhg@yahoo.com
Michael Dean Foster (Y37) michael4100@peoplepc.com
Richard Ira Waterhouse (Y37) dotkrat@msn.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Ralph McDowell (Y25) ralphlmc@aol.com
Mr. Mark Wayne Underwood HUZZAH3579@AOL.COM
Mr. George Patton Leggore patleggore@verizon.net
Hector Colon (Y37) diazmaricel@aol.com
Colin Ray Morrison (Y37) cray1380@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Richard Selley (Y25) Not Available
Mr. John Quincy Clifton (Y37) VChenggis@aol.com
Mr. Michael Thomas Glover gjn242@gmail.com
Mr. Thomas Patrick Cantwell jgcantwell@yahoo.com
Mr. Juan Fernández Delgado, Sr. JUGAFER@YAHOO.COM
Ms. N. Elaine Collett (Y37) necollett@juno.com
James G. Duff (Y37) jimmyduff@gmail.com
Stephen Patrick Maher s.maher@mjmarch.com
Mr. Dennis Eugene Barrett, Sr. (Y37) DENBARB44@AOL.COM
Mr. Billy Todd Hancock, Jr. topazpilot@yahoo.com
Mr. Gary Allen Holifield speakgary@mac.com
Dwayne Richard Day dday@phmy.com
Harold Oliver Wright (Y37) ANN7HOW@aol.com
Charles Paul Crawley CPCRAWLEY@MSN.COM
Mr. Steve Kelly (Y37) gkelly@entergy.com
Bryce Tyler Watson bwatsonsls@aol.com
James William Elliott jelliott@arvig.net
Michael Leroy Pittillo Cherryville_101@bellsouth.net
Mr. Paul Andrew Warburton, Esq. pwa4542@aol.com
Jay Joseph Longley jay_longley@yahoo.com
Glenn Allen Porter shschaberg@yahoo.com
Mr. Ray David Wagner raywagner@cox.net
Richard Henry Wiggins, Jr. (Y25) Wiggins@IEEE.org
Steven Scott Ashley (Y25) steven.ashley@gmail.com
Charles Dennis Moody annekirk2000@hotmail.com
James Archie Jones (Y37) glennkelliewest@msn.com
Charles Edward Raglan (Y37) lorell@aceweb.com
Thomas Ray Hendricks (Y37) olivaw@verizon.net
Lawrence Raymond Burns (Y37) djburnsdvm@msn.com
Mr. Fred E Angle langle@kc.rr.com
Mr. Glen Byron Morgan atmoremorgan@xtra.co.nz
Mr. Edward Jason Camacho (Y37) abishai@gmail.com
Mr. Ronald Alexander Ross ronaldross@rogers.com
Mr. Thomas Wayne Tarleton tarleton7618@charter.net
Mr. Odea Paul Moreau PAULMOREAU@AOL.COM
Mr. Patrick Mc Carney (Y37) McCarneyPat@hotmail.com
Mr. Bruce Edward Stewart bestewart1948@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Thomas Emerson Neely bgbrrto@aol.com
Kenneth William Blevins (Y37) ken_blevins@msn.com View GEDCOM
John Neilson Furniss (Y37) jfurniss@ec.rr.com
Dr. Joseph Patrick McKane (Y37) jomacain@aol.com
Mark R Wiederanders markdna@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Harry Emerson Brodeur dymonsnrust@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Orie Paul Carter evelynthomson@aol.com
Gordon Leroy Steele glrm@att.net
Mr. Andrew Stuart Reid, Esq. F.J.Andre@bigpond.com
Louis William Mack (Y37) susano2@hotmail.com
William Franklin Lawson (Y37) pinkbudf@aol.com
Dan Klaus (Y37) fjacobs@cox.net
William Harvey Yoder (Y25) wyodersr@verizon.net
Roy D. Allen (Y37) joepunkn@msn.com
Robert Marion Gay (Y37) braydon29@kc.rr.com
David Perkins beitadonai@yahoo.com
Robert A. Gammage (Y37) wgammage@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Kelly Evon Howard burnsidehall@yahoo.com
Mr. Don Allen Monteith don.monteith@busey.com
Patsy Anne Uptain (Y37) patsam@clearwire.net
Robert L Madler (Y25) madler@starstream.net
John C. Morrison (Y25) mjorchard@comporium.net
Richard Lee Mowbray (Y37) rickmow66@embarqmail.com
Allan Baktoft Jakobsen (Y37) baktoft@mindmate.dk View GEDCOM
Gary J. Penn (Y37) gary.penn@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Raphael Alberola alberolallc@comcast.net
Marmion Edward Bryan (Y37) bryanmedward@msn.com
Eduardo Questell (Y37) eqr123@yahoo.com
Mr. Jean Louis Martellière jean.martelliere@wanadoo.fr
David W. Allison (Y37) jallison@bentonrea.com
Mr. Robert R Duerr, Jr. Adksurf@AOL.com
Mr. Charles Adelai Macinnis, Jr. cjmacinnis@ns.sympatico.ca
Robert Lee Lewis (Y37) srw@wjblawyers.com View GEDCOM
Robert Stedman Curl (Y25) bobcurl@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Bryan Hills (Y25) familysearchr@msn.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Steven Anthony Comella scomella@comcast.net
Matthew Peter Aylett (Y25) ruth@macs.hw.ac.uk
David Charles Chandler (Y37) Famsource@aol.com
Tony King (Y37) sking@qnet.com
William Thomas Parks (Y37) bdvw@earthlink.net
Don Louis Wilson (Y37) don-wilson@sbcglobal.net
Chester Savory .
Alvin A. Byrum (Y37) abyrum@comcast.net
Thomas William Bowerman (Y25) f7755b@wcoil.com
Don D Glendenin ddg2@woh.rr.com
Jay R. O'Brien (Y25) obragu@aol.com
Mr. Charles Graham MacLeod-Stuart replycs@yahoo.ca
Mr. Gordon Alexander Burr/cummins (Y37) rcsweaney@todays-tech.com
Dr. Andy James Linfoot ahsire@gmail.com
Mr. Daniel Hilton Sandifer dan.sandifer@gmail.com
Mr. James Doyle Jolly Not Available
Mr. Gaute Vikingstad gautevikingstad@yahoo.com
Silas Stofer Ringo rsmt22@yahoo.com
Frank Herman Durgin fhdurgin@aol.com
Richard Durgin (Y37) res0kv1i@verizon.net
James Allen Carr ivyandme@bellsouth.net
Luke Zazzaro (Y37) zazzaron@cox.net
Robert William Myers (Y37) sklegg@aol.com
Alvaro Urquiza (Y37) deeolness@yahoo.com
Frederick Leroy Glazier fglazier@earthlink.net
Thomas Graham Price graprice@gmail.com
Mr. Frank Kellar Evans evanscontractor@peoplepc.com
Mr. Terry Lee Tooley terry.tooley@verizon.net
Mr. Leon Hadsley Grant leong328@aol.com
Mr. John Richard King kingsos@comcast.net
Mr. Gabriel Pattillo Wilson suntenshii@aol.com
Mr. Mitchell Arden Crispell mitchellcrispell@hotmail.com
Charles Keally Liddell (Y37) liddell@comcast.net
Charles Wallace Vaughn (Y25) cwvaughn@tds.net
Charles Andrew Dobias (Y37) harlanallen@yahoo.com
Nolan Lemons (Y37) lemonade97@tx.rr.com View GEDCOM
Elmer Dean Shipley (Y25) dshipley10@earthlink.net
Terry James Waldrop (Y25) cynfil@aol.com
Thomas Jarrett (Y25) jarrett@ipac.caltech.edu
Anthony Walton (Y37) SGT_REWIND@YAHOO.COM
Mr. Warren Melvin Linscott, Sr. wmlinscott@aol.com
Mr. Howard David Cole colehd@hotmail.com
Mr. Steve Wolf svlf@msn.com
Mr. Thomas Joseph Mulvaney thomastjmwbl@yahoo.com
Mr. Octavius Ludwig Giraldo-Vay octavius@octavius-jewelrydesign.com
Mr. Hugh Culver Jones hughcjones@aol.com
Jeffrey F. Canady (Y37) wideburgn@aol.com
Daryl Morrison (Y25) morrisondna@mindspring.com
David Hubbard Galloway (Y37) reg1261@msn.com View GEDCOM
Thomas Roen (Y37) donroen@aol.com
Randal Scott Gay (Y37) MsRamchip@aol.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Carl Fulsom(turnbull) owill2@peoplepc.com
Robin Ratchford (Y37) rratchford@dealersassurance.com
Richard Maxwell Williams williams2814@aol.com
Trent Mazur .
Morgan Ray Lashley (Y37) mlashley5@hotmail.com
Mr. Frank John McKane (Y25) luwer@comcast.net
Mr. Bruce L. Trimble trimble@kans.com
Mr. Kenneth Morris Christian kenchr@bellsouth.net
Ed Smith ed@edanddebbeesmith.com
Bryon Gay (Y25) velocity434@msn.com
Nestor Galvez galvezn@ccf.org
Virgil Pulliam pulliamv@draperandkramer.com
Mr. Jennings B. Rader justbettyjean@direcway.com
Mr. Michael Fassbinder Poulos MIKE@CHN1.COM
Mr. Clyde Wilfred Seager REGAES@AOL.COM
Mr. Louis Harold Hegwer, Jr. hegwer@redshift.com
Mr. Stanley LeRoy Culter lynda@mhtc.net
Edward Middleton Jeffrey (Y37) edwardmjeffrey@aol.com
Michael James Hailfinger (Y37) mind4ink@aol.com
Thomas Wilson Talley (Y37) tatalley@excite.com
Lawrence Shashi Williams (Y37) lawrencewilliams@hotmail.com
James Earl South (Y37) jesouth@aol.com
Mr. Fred Otto Burgess (Y37) burgessfred@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Ray Bergeron (Y25) rsbbeads@hotmail.com
Claude Wallace Lee (Y37) chick@leearchitects.com View GEDCOM
Robert Cuellar cuellar_carmen@hotmail.com
John Fisher Polhemus (Y37) polhemjf@aol.com
Alejandro Alfonso Pena (Y25) GrisAmelia@aol.com
Mr. Hector J. Lombana, Esq. hjl@gambalombana.com
Dr. James Kendall Shipman token10@sbcglobal.net
Robert Matthew Noe the_noes@bellsouth.net
Mr. Thomas Van Atkins mvatkins@earthlink.net
Mr. Juan Enrique S Silva, Sr. magaete@mi.cl
Michael Aubrey Christopher mikeanddeb98@yahoo.com
Thomas Crawford Burns (Y25) tcb39@bellsouth.net
Dr. Thomas Austin Ledwell tledwell@rogers.com
Mr. Antonio J Salgado salgado@ar.ibm.com
Russel Herbert Pidcoe (Y25) rhefpid@aol.com
Jasper Lee Mathis (Y37) jasper123@verizon.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Godfrey John Christopher Barclay Morewood (Y25) c.morewood@talktalk.net
Paul Augustine (Y37) cindyafriends@gmail.com
Thomas More McPhillips (Y25) tmmcphillips@optonline.net
Nancy McCowan O.' Bannon (Y37) Nancyo323@aol.com View GEDCOM
Dr. Jose R. Diez davisdiez@aol.com
Mr. Eric Steven Miller (bopes) (Y37) Ancestry@mchsi.com View GEDCOM
Dennis Ralph Archambault dennisa@pacbell.net
Mr. Eugene Arthur Lopez genelopez@comcast.net
Douglas Paul Hartman dph@bootdown.com
Dr. Paul John Umhoefer (Y37) paul.umhoefer@nau.edu
Mr. Samuel Sterling Miller jimmymatt@aol.com
Daniel Ray Durrett durretd@cox.net
Dennis Michael Goggin (Y37) dmgoggin@earthlink.net
Robert Buntin (Y25) mac43@compuserve.com
Steven Thomas Mitchell (Y37) mitchell5357@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Donald Rogers O.'Brien (Y37) donobie@trustcable.com
Ronald E. Callaway (Y25) manoncanal@yahoo.com
Francis Leslie Bennett (Y37) olgeta@bigpond.net.au
Thomas A Genung (Y25) tagpeg@sbcglobal.net
William Guerrero willywarrior@houston.rr.com
Mr. Daniel Webster Evans bevanshart@hotmail.com
Mr. Bradley Christopher Harrison guyrapora@hotmail.com
Mr. Byron Ponce poncesegura@yahoo.com
Mr. Theodore A Ridder tridder@iserv.net
Mr. George Edward Trott, Esq. Not Available
Mr. Robert William Dessent rwdessent@yahoo.com
Mr. John Eldon Armknecht jarmknecht@tconl.com
Mr. Jonathan Craig Thomas stemcell@mycingular.blackberry.net
Mr. Dallas Adrian Jones dallas@dallasjones.com
Jeffrey Robinson Not Available
Evan Robert Wood (Y25) norakr@peoplepc.com
William Flexton Leahy julig101@hotmail.com
Brian Elliott (Y37) brian@41pw.net View GEDCOM
Ronald Buford Buchanan (Y37) rbuchanan@bellsouth.net
James Stone (Y37) slowoldguy35@yahoo.com
Mr. Dale A Kochard kochard@enter.net
C. Russell Stafford cstafford@ma.rr.com
Mr. Larry Lee Whitman lpwhitman@aol.com
Mr. Calvin John Nordstrom calvinatorcal@msn.com
Dr. William Brantley Burns, Jr. (Y37) wbburns2@charter.net
Mr. Anthony Frank Lettl tjlettl@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Robert Jacobus Du Plooy (Y37) rduplooy@iafrica.com
Mr. Connor Xavier Nichols (Y25) Ileenn60@yahoo.com
Mr. Hastings Keith May candkmay@adelphia.net
Mr. Wilfried Reinhard Eder wreder@citlink.net
Mr. Paul Elmer Eisenberg peisenberg@anet.com
Mr. Charles Wayne Nation vanner@charter.net
Mr. James Larry Nickell jnic007@mlec.net
Mr. Zeb Lee Vance (Y37) zeblvance@comcast.net View GEDCOM
Glenn Julius Norman Reschke (Y25) gjnr@toast.net
Arthur Le Roy Atkins (Y37) Lmatkins@cox.net View GEDCOM
Allan Merrill Stewart (Y37) allan.stewart@att.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Jeremy Joseph Griffith griffeyscool@valornet.com
Mr. Reynir Finndal Gretarsson reynir@LT.is
Mr. Guillermo Cuauhtemoc Aguilar cuauco@yahoo.com
Mr. William Francis Blacklock Not Available
Mr. Michael Murray Seaborne seaborne@igtcs.com
Floyd Hickman (Y37) HowdyH@comcast.net
Mr. William Alan Stone (Y37) xstoned@whidbey.net
Kelly Charles Marroquin exnabetgrip@yahoo.com
Mr. Henderson R. Cooper, III hrcoop@earthlink.net
Mr. Lorho Thierry thierry.lorho@globe-expert.com
Dr. Jack Pool Byrd jpbyrd@wingnet.net
Mr. Richard Leonard Rodriguez dickr@mitre.org
Mr. Stephen Warren Enteman plantman4574@yahoo.com
Mr. John Valentine Vignes msilaine@aol.com
Mr. Lorenzo Rivai cjwolvington@yahoo.it
Mr. Calvert Ernest Armstrong ernie029@verizon.net
Mr. Dale Maxwell Beavis watermeloncrab@shaw.ca
James Vincent Minardi (Y37) jminardi@comcast.net
Mr. Kenneth Nicholas Evans kevans922@aol.com
Dr. Russell Thomas Park russpark@bigpond.com.au
Mr. Daniel Mahy daniel.mahy@free.fr View GEDCOM
Mr. Harold Lathrop Clark, Jr. cahlc@hotmail.com
Mr. Richard Morris Vance (Y37) rvance@beasleywireless.net
Brent Maddox (Y37) bdm71@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Jose Porfirio Campos (Y37) JOSECAMPOS99@MSN.COM
Mr. Philip Clendaniel (Y37) p.clendaniel@comcast.net
Philip Bruce Seelinger (Y37) pbandj11@earthlink.net
Mr. Daniel Leo Coberly (Y37) coberlyd1@yahoo.com
Mr. Eugene Charles Head (Y37) eugeneh@bestweb.net
Mr. Roberto Enrique Olivares Not Available
Henry Leslie Darden, Jr. pksundheim@yahoo.com
Mr. Fred W Radlmann radlmann@msn.com
Mr. Robert Lee Alexander djpk10@aol.com
Mr. Michael Francis O.'Dwyer, Sr. (Y37) modwyer@chemstation.com View GEDCOM
Alfanso Alvarado .
Mr. Steven Laurence Landi steve.landi@rps205.com
Mr. Gary E. Osborn gcosb@hotmail.com
Mr. Brian Richard Propp Brian@Propp.org
Mr. Kenneth H. Wine, Esq. kenwine@hotmail.com
Mr. Dean Patrick Hayden thehaydens@cox.net
Robert Jackson Rounds (Y37) rounds@cox-internet.com
Michael Scott Williams (Y37) psinormal@yahoo.com
Scott Wesley Brownlee tborrus@comcast.net
Mr. Thomas Barnes Evans, Sr. rrceltics@charter.net
Mr. Darrell Ronald Rozee drozee@av.eastlink.ca
Mr. Eddy Demeulemeester eddy.demeulemeester@pandora.be
Mr. Thomas Michael Rentenbach (Y37) nlyon@aol.com
Mr. Colin Jones, Esq. 593point5Jones@tiscali.co.uk
Dr. Mario Alberto Bolaños Cedeño, Sr. mariobola@prodigy.net.mx
Mr. Justin Van Schaik justin_vanschaik@yahoo.com
Mr. Gerald Peter Vidal bvidal@mags.net
Mr. Stuart Tilden Otts (Y37) stuartotts@adelphia.net
George Lincoln McLaird gmpersonal@cs.com
Mr. Paulo Mendes Santos (Y37) pauluds@verizon.net
Mr. Kenneth John Goddard keng@aristeo.com
Mr. Thomas Lee Neely tomnlou35@aol.com
Mr. John Paul Hackworth seaneenangarda@cs.com
Dr. William Chambliss Adams billadams@tripeds.com
Dr. Douglas Philip Dean (Y37) doug.dean@mac.com View GEDCOM
Kyle R. Cooper telaine22@yahoo.com
James David Bolling soph@quik.com
A. M. Graham (Y25) ALongver@aol.com
Ben Domenico bdomenico@pobox.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Robert Flanagan Stieglitz (Y37) rstieglitz@msn.com
Mr. Huib Klaasen (Y37) derondebresser@wanadoo.nl
Mr. Donald Smith Wilkinson dwilkfw@comcast.net
William J. Dunn w.dunn@comcast.net
Mr. Charles Marion Martin (Y25) chmr8001@sbcglobal.net
Mr. Emmett Harris Wright (Y37) wright-me@emmett.net View GEDCOM
Dennis Clinton MacAuley dcmacauley@aol.com
Jim Hoad gene@usmcrivers.com
Mrs. M Jane Lewis jlewis@rwl.anikast.ca
Justin F. Canady (Y37) wideburgn@aol.com
Mr. Austin David Wall, Sr. (Y37) alagator59@cableone.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Vincent Breton vincent.breton@libero.it
Mr. Kenneth Arredondo Gomez kennegomez@aim.com
Mr. Peregrine Smith perry_smith@sbcglobal.net
Manuel Hector Mere (Y37) mhmere@att.net
Gene Terrel Bourgeois susiegracew@yahoo.com
Dr. Francisco-Jose Bermejo Fernandez, Sr. (Y37) fjbermejo@icamur.org
Mr. Richard James Frizzell (Y25) frizzellfurniture@arvig.net
Mr. Oscar Strauss (Y37) strauss@i4u.co.za
Mr. Mark Emile Archambault markarchambault@frontiernet.net
Todd W Monroe, Esq. toddmonroe@gmail.com
Mr. Loren S. Bristol bristls@nu.com
James Everett Mullinnix (Y37) jjmullie1@cox.net
Charles L. Rich jesussaves12@verizon.net
Mr. George Edward Berry berry@janetedward.freeserve.co.uk
Dr. Justus Winfred George, M.D. jwgeo@comcast.net
Dr. Tony Bunyan ortho@mac.express.co.nz
Mr. Matthew Francis Williams mattywilbs@hotmail.com
Mr. Henry Bernard Tietjen stcherba@aol.com
Timothy Blaine Rock (Y25) trocknrun@netzero.com
Armando Ramiro Garcia (Y25) p3garcia@awsomenet.net
Max Prang max@topdanmark.dk
Mr. Mark Daniel Ryder (Y37) markr@mcmulleneng.com
Mr. James Osborne Ramey rameyjames@yahoo.com
Dr. Philippe Pierre Michel Albert Bouju, M.D. philippe.bouju@wanadoo.fr
Mr. Christopher Wilkie (Y25) christopher.wilkie@sympatico.ca
Mr. Iván Melenchón Serrano, Sr. Not Available
Jerry Warner Kincaid jandjk@cableone.net
Ed Brown deancluett@ns.sympatico.ca
Brad Thomas Presley (Y37) kirkpalm@comcast.net
Mr. Juan Jose Dominguez jjd888@aol.com
Mr. Stephen Raymond Small KKANDSS@MSN.COM
Mr. Carlos Claudio Tanco claudio_tanco@hotmail.com
Kenneth Dale Brock (Y37) kennethbrock@shaw.ca View GEDCOM
Mr. William Albert Turner, Jr. (Y37) lil-ole-me@sbcglobal.net View GEDCOM
Steven H. Hunsicker (Y37) KHunsicker@sbcglobal.net
Milton Maull Pressley mpressley@cox.net
Mr. Dagfinn Holmang dagfinnh@tromso.online.no
Clarence Bartlett (Y25) donegan477@aol.com
Paul Arthur Griffith (Y37) griffithpaul@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Bill Charles Bigham (Y37) rcnema@jeffbb.net
Jeff Rowe jrowe@ocregister.com
Mr. Sebastiaan n/a Cornelisse sebastiaan_cornelisse@hotmail.com
Mr. James A. Spears Not Available
Rev. Frank Norman Peters franknroz@theriver.com
Mr. Alan Scott Gray (Y37) als_spamhole@yahoo.com
Mr. William Albert Owl, Jr. wowl@inorth.on.ca
Mr. Thomas Francis Brennan, Sr. hudjud@comcast.net
Mr. Harold L Martin kgwinter@cox.net
Mr. Reece Joseph Marney kmarney1@cox.net
Roger Powell (Y37) rogerpowell@lineone.net
Ram Turizo (Y37) RAMTu@comcast.net
Bobby Jonathan Williams djfarms4@bellsouth.net
Jason Lee Rowand (Y37) jlrowand001@msn.com
Sean Andres Cummings icummings@midland-school.org
Mr. Michael John Levett, Esq. (Y37) mike@levett.biz
Dr. Ian James Willis (Y37) iwillis@ozemail.com.au
Mr. Matthew David McLean (Y25) mairinic@ca.rr.com
Mr. James Lee Hummeldorf, Esq. jim.gayle@fuse.net
Mr. Stephen Charles Hambalek, Jr. (Y37) hambaleks001@hawaii.rr.com
Richard Paul Vance (Y37) rpvance@flash.net
Raymond Wayne Elliston (Y37) sharonsawyers@alltel.net
Walter Eugene Lambert, Jr. (Y25) teaganmckie@msn.com
Mr. Xurde Garcia Martinez xurdeg@hotmail.com
Mr. Brian Richard Charles Worth jonathan@pitch-black.co.uk
Mr. Brian John Aldrich aldrich@space.net.au
Dr. James Anthony Harrell (Y37) james.harrell@utoledo.edu
Mr. Robert Berneda (Y37) hypnas@gmail.com
John N. Dorsey (Y37) crart02@yahoo.com
Clifton Douglas Wright (Y37) cdw1953@hotmail.com
Jeffrey Malcolm MacAulay j.macaulay@verizon.net
William J. Hart (Y37) hart_william@att.net
Mr. Robert Allen Fain thefains@cox.net
Dr. David Samuel Clifton, Jr. (Y37) davidclifton@gatech.edu
Mr. Peter Hudson Wright wrightph@bellsouth.net
Mr. Alain Carol Huot 378.ahuot@videotron.ca
Mr. Eduardo Dibildox dbxmx@intercable.net
George H. Armstrong (Y25) georgeh@emailmouse.com
Mr. Tim Bienz tbienz@translucence.com
Mr. Roger Thompson reneecraig@hughes.net
Mr. Winfield Carroll Moses Jr., Jr. winmoses@aol.com
Mr. David Ernest Lomax lizmax@sympatico.ca
Mr. Clifford Madison Plopper (Y37) plopper@easystreet.com
Mr. Patrick Kenneth Bauman xp.3@hotmail.com
Hon. Frank Bobbitt McGregor, Jr. bmcgregor@htcomp.net
Pedro G. Garcia (Y37) p3garcia@awsomenet.net
Jerry Lee Moon (Y37) jmoontexas@sbcglobal.net
Thomas V. Horn (Y25) tjhorn@comcast.net
Jeffery Joe Hernandez iberiantread@hotmail.com
Michael Keith Byrd (Y37) mkbyrd@southernco.com
Mr. Javier Gonzalez javiergonzalezg@hotmail.com
Jacob Daniel Quesnell (Y37) quesje@yahoo.com
William Warren Monroe (Y37) wwmonroe@earthlink.net
Elmo Allen Warren (Y37) redboots6@comcast.net
Mr. Charles Hanford Henry (Y37) chaslinda@roadrunner.com
Donald Scott Boy boy_donald@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Robert A Wilkie rwilkie@wilkielaw.com
Mr. Forrest Jon Caro forrest.caro@gmail.com
Mr. Donald Lawrence Haugsten haugsten@oakharbor.net
Mr. Maynard Allen Altizer (Y37) maaltizer@ntelos.net
Dr. Michael K Ellis, Sr. StirlingCon@web.de
Joshua Scott Atkins (Y37) sabhicks@bellsouth.net
Mr. Randall Jerry Birdwell niteside@txcyber.com
Elbert Corbett Trenor (Y25) khendrick@fuse.net
James Ray Clifford Terryj53@aol.com
Don Berkebile hales@alaska.net
Mr. Luis A. Leitzelar leitzelar@aol.com
Mr. Drew James O'Sullivan john@mssware.com
Mr. Albert Blauensteiner, Jr. albert.blauensteiner@tuwien.ac.at
Mr. Wayne Leroy Phillips, Esq. (Y37) Philemonw24@hotmail.com
Gregory Randolph Lane (Y37) rlane@carolina.rr.com
Mr. Charles Henry Summerhill, Jr. charlessummerhill@hotmail.com
Mr. Daniel Thorp Flaherty, Jr. dflaherty@state.pa.us
Mr. Hubert Delsalle hdelesal@tele2.fr
Michael Benjamin Jones (Y25) uniwall@integraonline.com
Gregory Andrew Kepford (Y37) gkepford1@hotmail.com
Francis Scott Weldin (Y37) fsweldin@aol.com
Mr. Richard Stark (Y37) rstark@speakeasy.net
Mr. Ross Caryll Laugher laugherross@yahoo.co.uk
Mr. James A Grant jagrant3@comcast.net
Mr. Roy Dudley Millea roymillea@hotmail.com
Mr. Thad Michael Smith tms22@hotmail.com
Mr. Allan Stewart Jamieson allanjamieson1@hotmail.com
Mr. Matthew Vidrine Staresnick Not Available
Glenn A. Floyd gfloyd@ec.rr.com
Mr. David Wayne Sampson dwsampson@mac.com
Mr. David Lee Jenkins Not Available
Otis Evatt McCain (Y37) oemccain@gmail.com
Jacob William Boner theolebone@hotmail.com
Riley William Henry (Y37) rileyhenry@verizon.net
Larry A. Henry (Y37) travelinn@shighway.com
Willie D. Vance (Y37) pvhwdh@cablelynx.com View GEDCOM
Dr. Kenneth Richard Tucker, Esq. (Y37) drt1119@Comcast.net View GEDCOM
Mr. Scott Andrew McKenzie scott_a_mckenzie@hotmail.com
Byron E Gammage (Y25) wgammage@sbcglobal.net
Charles Grant Scroggie scrogs@kabelfoon.nl
Vester Washington Vance (Y37) barbnzhxkq@aol.com
Charles Michael Russell erussell20@sbcglobal.net
Thomas Joseph Lammers tomlammers@msn.com
Mr. Patrick Steven Warren (Y37) pswarren01@comcast.net
Mr. Michael Leigh Neelly, Sr. (Y37) neel8091@bellsouth.net
Willie Frank Sharpe (Y37) danmac2@bellsouth.net
Mr. Gerardus Johannes Maaswinkel ad.lily.maaswinkel@wxs.nl
Mr. James Quentin Holley holley@hpiconsulting.com
Mr. Richard Edward Martin (Y37) d_martin@travelin.com
Mr. Frederick Joseph Auguatine aduklips@yahoo.com
Dr. Joseph Michael Hood (Y37) jhood001@austin.rr.com
Mr. Ken M Rudisill kenrudisill@cox.net
Mr. George Henry Mullen (Y37) gmullen@epix.net
Mr. Howard Squires Rodgers Not Available
Mr. Robert Lee Manning bmann@classicsouth.net
Mr. Adrián Fernández Delgado trasninho_luintra@hotmail.com
Mr. David Russell Frankstone dfrankstone@gmail.com
Mr. David Eric McClure akll54@hotmail.com
John Leonard Elliott (Y37) Arcoiris2@yahoo.com
Norman George MacLeod (Y37) madpig@telus.net
Robert Keith Conn (Y25) jkeitz@wowway.com
Charles Edward Turley cgturley@cybertrails.com
Mr. Carroll Wayne Goss cwgoss@worldnet.att.net
Mr. William Donald Skiles (Y37) billskiles@ca.rr.com
Mr. Peter Burgis Wilson, Sr. PandG130@Maine.RR.Com
Dr. Pedro Vasconcelos Coito PVasconcelosC@netcabo.pt
Melvin B. Elliston (Y25) sharonsawyers@alltel.net
Ron Kendrick .
Mr. Stephen Hetherington old.gaffer@the-hetheringtons.net
Mr. Roger Dale Aheron dgaheron@aol.com
Dr. Timothy L. Sanz garm@fedweeknet.com
George William Browning george@gbrowning16.freeserve.co.uk
Mr. Jim Lauderdale laud@redshift.com
Mr. Martin William Ripper m.w.ripper@tesco.net
Mr. Carl Holm (Y37) carl.holm@stockholm.bonet.se
Mr. Jeffrey Scott Laubach sinbadthearchaeologist@yahoo.com
Mr. Terence Vincent Benson terry@tbenson5.freeserve.co.uk
Bruce Alan Tammen treeturkey@aol.com
Mr. Eric Wayne Frias frias23894tucson@yahoo.com
Mr. James Clifford Culbertson Not Available
Horrall Bowlby West (Y25) horrallw@aol.com
William Thurman Shipley, Sr. (Y37) n4ws@frontiernet.net
Ken McKenzie (Y37) mckenzie23@shaw.ca View GEDCOM
Mr. Antonio Jesus Narvaez Gonzalez ajnarvaezg@hotmail.com
Mr. Clifford Berry Johnson, Sr. (Y37) berrylott@bellsouth.net
Mr. Robert Leonard Arwood rlarwood@comcast.net
Ronald R. Sullivan, Jr. no1sully@yahoo.com
Mr. Mikol Paul Ryon (Y37) ryon666@hotmail.com
Mr. Kim Milton Herald kmherald@hotmail.com
Mr. William Wayne Tucker, Jr. (Y37) joanflatt@yahoo.com
Angelo S. Villa hispanogen@AOL.com
Mr. Oyauma M Garrison Garrison02@msn.com
Mr. John Lee Griffis (Y25) jgriffis@jjc.edu
Mr. Phillip W. Stewart gideon_150@hotmail.com
Dr. William Anthony Colom, M.D. billatmystic@yahoo.com
Mr. Gerald Edward Lennon, Esq. glennon@socal.rr.com
Mr. Wesley Robert Parsons wrp@adorno.com
Edward Mullins Hawley (Y25) nedhawley@gmail.com
Winfred Eugene Smith (Y37) ronniegsmith@msn.com
Ignacio Jimenez Not Available
Harvey L Little (Y25) rcolston@mycolston.us
Harvey Arthur Pincombe (Y25) hpincombe4160@wowway.com
Zebulun Bryte Ferguson (Y25) eug-loraz@citlink.net
Austin Albert Farr (Y25) afarr@qualsource.com
Andrew Fallon Curtis (Y25) drew@Fark.com
Ian Elliott (Y37) ielliott@bigpond.net.au
David E.j. Floro (Y25) patart@bright.net
Mr. Kenneth Adair Skiles, Jr. kenskiles@comcast.net
Mr. Steven Harold Warren (Y37) shwarren45@comcast.net
Mr. Ronald Ian Hector McKenzie (Y37) ggmckenz@mts.net
Mr. Michael Patrick Owen michaelpatrickowen@hotmail.com
Wayne Eugene Renshaw (Y37) werenshaw@gwi.net
Gary Lee Olds golds1@worldnet.att.net
Mr. Doyle E. King (Y37) kingdek@gmail.com
Dennis Richard Goddard (Y37) derigo13@yahoo.com
Robert Howard Davenport greywolf007@yahoo.com
James H. Wright (Y37) Irkiddin@aol.com
Robert Edward Hamilton (Y25) reh001@excite.com
Joseph Emile Raymond Chabot freebie41@aol.com
Bernard Joseph Jacobs (Y37) berniej104@bellsouth.net
Edward Thomas Ramey (Y37) edramey@mchsi.com
William Thomas Morrison (Y37) karenm@megsinet.net
Mr. Elden Dean Austin (Y25) edama@consolidated.net
Donald Morrison (Y37) morrisondna@mindspring.com
James McCann (Y37) yns1964@aol.com
David Lawrence Roemer dlroemer@yahoo.com
Gwen / Kenneth Mecum (Y37) gwen@americanserviceco.com View GEDCOM
Steve Allen Pierce italian24@msn.com
Jim And Annette Embery (Y37) buka@netidea.com
Louis S. Tamburello louistamburello@yahoo.com
Douglas Cornelius Cannon, III (Y37) dougc3@att.net
Gregory Buchanan (Y37) greg_p_buchanan@hotmail.com
Rudolph Julius Nothdurft, Esq. (Y37) Not Available
M. Dean Hunt (Y37) deanhunt@bellsouth.net
Joel Anthony Davenport (Y25) davenport_72335@yahoo.com
John Ross MacInnis (Y25) macinnis@ic.net
William Aubrey McCain (Y25) eunacom@verizon.net
Jon King Grant (Y37) jkgrant@cogeco.net
Max Gardner Lewis (Y25) Max.Lewis@Turner.com
Walter S. Buchanan (Y37) alex.pip@tassie.net.au
Mr. James Richard Williams irahoosierru12@yahoo.com
James Weldon Stewart (Y37) chdaff@alltel.net
Carroll Lee Harrison (Y25) lindajharrison@gmail.com
Ralph Rexford Sheldon (Y25) pewter1756@comcast.net
Lewis Ray Currie (Y25) ardcurrie@gmail.com
Joel A. Beatty (Y37) jbtbga@msn.com
Timothy Wallace Henry (Y37) tex@nso.edu
Charles Lamarr Henry (Y37) clhenry@alltel.net
Eduardo Chamberlain (Y37) chamsa@ice.co.cr
Mr. Dale Allen Chamberlain (Y37) dale@dchamberlain.net
David William Weaver (Y37) dww@satcover.com
Alberto Luis Rivera rivera39@comcast.net
Dr. James Marce Brown (Y37) brown014@umn.edu
D Manning (Y37) bn7@shaw.ca
Mr. Bob D. McGregor (Y37) crownlyon11@sbcglobal.net
Roger William Wilson (Y37) rwwphoto@aol.com
Mr. Branson McCain (Y37) smccain3577@earthlink.net
Robert Pierce (Y37) afpierce@earthlink.net View GEDCOM
Larry Francis Elliott (Y37) lf39bb42@wyoming.com
Mr. David Earhart Miles david.miles@louisville.edu
Glen Wallace McKenzie (Y37) gmckenzi@mts.net
Peter C. Clendenin (Y37) clendenin@nasl.org
Dennis Charles Egan (Y25) spe@optusnet.com.au
James Thomas Dick (Y37) KDBenbow@aol.com
Mr. Carter H. Glendenning (Y37) chglendenning@comcast.net
Robert Glenn Hickman (Y37) JasonAHickman@hotmail.com
John East (Y37) niescout@mcmail.com
Joe Wallace McCaleb jeremyah@bellsouth.net
Earl Gearlds (Y25) no
Clark Chandler (Y37) clarchan43@aol.com
Larry Alan McKenzie (Y37) macrmp@3rivers.net View GEDCOM
Paul Richard Pryor (Y37) paul-pryor@sbcglobal.net
William David Wereley (Y37) billwereley@cfl.rr.com
Mr. Austin S. Callaway (Y25) JaneGray29@aol.com
Larry Anderson Glover (Y37) laglover@worldnet.att.net
Robert Couth Mathis, Jr. (Y37) rnjmathis@verizon.net
Scott Charles Allan (Y37) Not Available
Glenn Earl Chamberlain (Y37) gchamberlain@homenetnw.net
Stanley Justus St. Clair (Y37) stanstclair46@yahoo.com
Howard Revercomb Hammond (Y25) hrhammond@earthlink.net
Whitley L. Davenport (Y37) witscom@hotmail.com
George A. MacDonald (Y25) bmdchina@Verizon.net
Joseph Anthony Canuso jcanuso@volvocars.com
Wilfred Earl Burgess (Y37) lburgess@cmaaccess.com
Charles Archibald Steidel (Y37) casteidel@aol.com
Lawton Eugene Reid (Y25) gloryus@suddenlink.net
Gerald Bacon King (Y37) gking1@neo.rr.com
Mr. Richard Allen King (Y37) allen.king@yahoo.com
Dennis H. Tiede (Y37) leonas@cybermesa.com
William Forrest Clendenin (Y37) clendenin@comcast.net
Terry Clifton (Y25) dclifton@alanritchey.com
Timothy Mitch Steadman (Y37) rebelagitator@charter.net
Jeffrey E. Mathews (Y37) jeffmathewsmd@aol.com
Randal Gene Elliott (Y37) elliott@thuntek.net View GEDCOM
Harold Robert Williams (Y37) willhn@flash.net
Mr. Robert Elton King (Y37) rking1@kc.rr.com
Robert M. Maxwell (Y25) lwtslp@prodigy.net
James E. Elliott (Y25) jelliott6523@sbcglobal.net
D. Cranford annacranford2@msn.com
Kenneth W. Eddy (Y37) bellingarj@comcast.net
Doni Enoch sheppard@wirefire.com
James Grubbs PNUTS@ALLTel.net
Mr. E. Rex Thibault (Y37) hengist@comcast.net
Caillen Doyle (Y37) tur_genealogy@btconnect.com
Delton B. Pruner (Y37) maryjoneyer@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Harold (bucky) Russell Smith (Y37) lindaswall@hotmail.com
Jason Adam Hickman (Y37) JasonAHickman@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Larry Benson Holder (Y37) holder@dnet.net
Mr. Philip Van Kleeck Nichols (Y37) pmjnichols@verizon.net
Ernest Alfred Deagan (Y37) bdad2f@mizzou.edu
James Lafayette Sampson (Y37) jcledford0@comcast.net
Tim D Stinebeck stinebeckindustries@yahoo.com
Arthur R. Smith (Y25) villiefoster@netzero.net
Samuel Kemp Lawson (Y37) bonifiedredneck@yahoo.com
Padget McGuire (Y37) padget209@aol.com View GEDCOM
Donald . Lenert (Y25) Not Available
David C. Stineback scannellgill@comcast.net
Mr. Larry David Stewart (Y37) stewartsafety@gmail.com
Harold Dean Elliott (Y37) windsonghe@aol.com
Mr. Marvin Jacob Sutfin (Y25) jkrobinso@msn.com View GEDCOM
Alan Gordon West (Y25) agwthird@hotmail.com
Ron Clendennen (Y37) BLLHN@aol.com
Gary Dodd Dorsey (Y25) gddorsey@bellsouth.net
David Howard Hall (Y37) tailhooker@starband.net
Howard John Elliott (Y37) EllioHW@aol.com
Lucas Francisco Cancino (Y25) whitathey@comcast.net
Julian Michael Armstrong (Y37) michael@jmagla.co.uk
Mr. Thomas Price Smith (Y25) smithy@grics.net
Robert Lee Martinez (Y37) Bobleemart@aol.com
Michel Lamirault habss@sympatico.ca
Donald Harrell (Y37) jeepyp@yahoo.com
Steve Sheldon (Y25) pewter1756@comcast.net
Mr. Eldon E Lucas, Sr. (Y37) Sunrise1939@aol.com
Brian Lawrence Ellwood (Y25) brian@ellwood4064.freeserve.co.uk
Russell Elliott (Y37) relliott@midwest.net
Robert William Lisle (Y37) RbtLisle@aol.com
Hobart Eustace Hutchinson (Y25) hwh@bbc.net
Geoffrey Alan Sutfin (Y25) gsutfin@comcast.net View GEDCOM
Les Minear (Y37) minear@mindspring.com
Mr. Alan Stewart (Y25) stewartalanand.patricia@verizon.net
Mark Clancey (Y37) Not Available
Dan Graham Hazlewood (Y37) dgraham566@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Oliver O. A. Brin (Y37) oliverbrin@embarqmail.com
Wallace Rustin (Y37) peterebay@yahoo.com
David E Zickafoose (Y37) dlz30@hotmail.com
John R. Hale (Y37) jrhale@louisville.edu
Marshall Monroe (Y37) mbmonroe@alltel.net
George Holbrook Curtis (Y37) lucky9_4daddy@verizon.net
Jackie William Walls (Y37) PKaylor777@aol.com
Mr. William Anthony McKinney, Sr. (Y37) sholly@roadrunner.com
Riley Cecil Cannon (Y37) splitter-up@bak.rr.com View GEDCOM
Mr. Kevin Charles McKeen (Y37) mckeen_1@netzero.com View GEDCOM
Arthur Herman Schipul, Jr. (Y37) grayship@gmail.com
Eugene Marion Ferguson (Y25) eug-loraz@citlink.net
Terry Dean Dobbs (Y25) EdithDobbs@gmail.com
Paul O.'Brollaghain (Y37) paul_o_brollaghain2002@yahoo.co.uk View GEDCOM
Bradford Lee Williams (Y37) bradfordl@aol.com View GEDCOM
Stephen Arnold Payne (Y37) stephenpayne46@yahoo.com
Zane Waite (Y25) mwaite68@yahoo.com
Ms. Cathy Cranford (Y25) pastseeker@nc.rr.com
Richard Lee McCain (Y25) mccain@dmrtc.net
Robert Leonard Jones mail@visionsurgery.net
David R. Miller (Y37) davmil1@telus.net
Tom L. West (Y37) WalkingEd@aol.com
Charles Edward Casebolt (Y37) outlaws2@snydertex.com
Kendall Jay Webb (Y37) rriley38@cox.net
Rodger Alan MacDonald (Y25) macdonald21@cableone.net
Donald Robert Harrell (Y37) don@harrell.net View GEDCOM
Bruce William McDonald (Y37) bruce-macdonald@comcast.net
William Wendell Layton (Y25) aroaf@seark.net
Ralph James Lyle (Y37) rlyle@lyle.org
Jerry McHenry (Y25) jmchenry@cogeco.ca
George Roger Bond rdbond@sault.com
Timothy David Raines (Y25) profitinc@aol.com
Joseph R. Dutton (Y37) fun2b_hi@yahoo.com
Bruce Wayne Kingsbury (Y25) bkingsbury@bellsouth.net View GEDCOM
Edwin William Mills (Y37) cbuchana@ucalgary.ca
Mr. Peter Jackson Smith (Y25) pjsmith@mindspring.com
Leslie Evan Fredrickson, Jr. (Y25) chicoles@pacbell.net
Ian J.m. Templeton ETempl6474@aol.com
Dr. Trevor Teague Mordecai (Y25) ttmordecai@msn.com
Paul F. McKean (Y37) flavianschoice@hotmail.com
Leroy Canterbury (Y37) dschmidt@adelphia.net
Russell Hazelwood (Y37) h243_03@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
Jose Roberto Sanchez, M.D. (Y37) dr_chutefio@hotmail.com
George Michael Clendenin (Y37) GClend917@comcast.net
Jerald Brooks Long (Y25) jblong@hugginscpa.com
Mr. George Gibbs (Y37) georgeswedegibbs@yahoo.co.uk
Joseph Francis Krenik JM3439@msn.com
Robert Kevin Harrell (Y37) harrellkevin@hotmail.com View GEDCOM
James Larry Nickell (Y25) jnic007@mlec.net
Charles Wayne Deal (Y37) charles.deal@att.net
Frank Brown upallnite7@bellsouth.net
Stephen Anthony Mallett steve_mallett@hotmail.com
Nathan Joseph Kuchinsky (Y37) kuchlich@aol.com
Gerald H. Varner (Y37) gkvarner@comcast.net
Richard Myers Goheen (Y37) bettylou@nm.net
Dan Eugene Busby (Y37) kdbusby@hotmail.com
Joseph Alfred Perkins, Jr. (Y25) JAPERKINSBM3@AOL.COM
Alexander McGregor Buchanan (Y37) abuchana@utas.edu.au
Larry D. McCarter (Y37) mccarter_222@msn.com
Dennis William Mallett (Y37) malden2@talktalk.net
Leonard Michael Keane, Jr. (Y37) dolmenx@aol.com
David Joseph Rose (Y25) dj_rose1@yahoo.com
Howard W. Curtis (Y37) Merrimack9@aol.com
Donald Edgar Clendenin (Y37) donclend@positech.net
Charles Bradley Keasler (Y37) CharlieCBK@AOL.com
Kenneth Victor Earnest earnest@rushmore.com
Brian E Carter (Y25) carter-kaiser@macnexus.org
Frank Edwin South, Jr. (Y37) fsouth@udel.edu
Louis B. Maxwell (Y25) mmathless@yahoo.com
Larry Leroy Rosenboom (Y25) arosenboom@comcast.net
George Harold Noe NOEJT@msn.com
Kevin Rauss kevinrauss@yahoo.com
Michael Patrick Clancey (Y37) CLANCEYMP@aol.com
John Leslie Shelton (Y25) BNKDRAFT@AOL.COM
Varlie Gordon (Y37) RGibson831@aol.com
Lamar Hooper (Y25) inki126@aol.com
Jeff L. French (Y37) jlfrench1@bresnan.net
Michael S. Pyatt (Y25) m.pyatt@sbcglobal.net
William Thomas Sharpe, III (Y25) tsharpe2@cox.net
Mr. Lawrence Alban Chamberlain (Y37) ChamberlainGenealogy@shaw.ca View GEDCOM
David Sherman Clifton (Y37) dclifton@alanritchey.com
John Elwin Arnold (Y37) jarnoldret@aol.com
Lance Barnes MULARK@dshs.wa.gov
Hubert Merrell Arnold (Y25) Melharnold@aol.com
Mr. Curtis Eliot Perkins (Y25) CurtPerkins@sbcglobal.net
Richard Dinwiddie Arnold, III (Y37) randcarnold@bellsouth.net
Stuart Buckler Hutchinson, Jr. (Y37) stuhutch@prodigy.net
Frank Douglas Chamberlain, III (Y37) fchamberlain9@comcast.net
James S Harry (Y25) Elizabeth524@aol.com
Dr. Philip Earle Franklin (Y25) djfkrauss@gmail.com View GEDCOM
Arthur Kenneth Rosenboom arosenboom@comcast.net
Kenneth Nathaniel May (Y25) Drknmay@aol.com
Robert Edd Arnold (Y37) Smokey_Lady2@yahoo.com View GEDCOM
Elam Stuart (Y37) JudyGlecer@aol.com
Malcolm John Cullen Not Available
# 1 Smothers lshall@ix.netcom.com
Allan Wayne Stewart (Y25) ws522@aol.com
Martin Miguel Aristegui Castano MAristeguiJr@cfl.rr.com
John Allen Johnson (Y25) Not Available
John David Feagin, Sr. (Y37) feagin@comcast.net
Keith Longley klongley@earthlink.net
Mr. John Cullen john@jcullen64.freeserve.co.uk
Steven Roy Stuart (Y37) JudyGlecer@AOL.com
Wayne Frank Walter (Y25) wfw1@ix.netcom.com
Virgil Lovitt (Y37) vlovitt@citlink.net
Carroll H. Maxwell (Y37) maxwellx@swbell.net
Alan J. Redd, Ph.D. (Y37) aredd@ku.edu View GEDCOM
Ray Lovett (Y25) hudgo@medt.com
Charles Saylor (Y25) elizabeth524@aol.com
Jerry Lynn Lovett (Y37) jllovett@newwavecomm.net
Frank Rose schatzie@nmo.net
Leon Elliston (Y37) sharonsawyers@alltel.net
Charles Wayne Bolin Not Available
Edward George georgee62-sub1@yahoo.com
Curtis Ramey (Y25) donpanther@msn.com
Mark Charles Agin (Y37) MARKCAGIN@aol.com
Mark Damon Griggs (Y37) mia_griggs@tx.rr.com
James Willard Agin (Y37) MARKCAGIN@aol.com
Gilbert Vincent Not Available
Elizabeth Caldwell Hirschman (Y25) hirschma@business.rutgers.edu
Stevie Carl Etheridge (Y25) etheri2351@aol.com
Paul Schoch Not Available
Edward Jacobs (Y25) edwardgeorg3@aol.com
Harry Canterbury (Y37) dschmidt@adelphia.net
Ben Everidge Ev04ishboy@insightbb.com
Sanford Etheridge (Y25) Sanfordeth@aol.com
Kenneth Canterbury (Y37) dschmidt@adelphia.net
Aviel Eliyah Rodriguez (Y37) Ephrayim4Yahshua@aol.com
Fred Bigham (Y25) bighama@U.Arizona.EDU

Anglo-Norman DNA

2008-05-30T23:09:00.000-07:00

Anglo-Norman DNA

Anglo-Normandos eran principalmente descendientes de los normandos que gobernó Inglaterra tras la conquista de Guillermo de Normandía en 1066, aunque algunos ya eran normandos en Inglaterra antes de la conquista. Tras la batalla de Hastings, los invasores normandos y sus descendientes han formado una población distinta en Inglaterra. Lo que habla después de lo que se convirtió en el Anglo-Norman idioma.

Anglo-Norman R1b1b2 Atlántico occidental haplotipo modal WAMH

Veniti tribus DNA
tribus Curiovolitae DNA
tribus Asismii DNA

R1b1b2 M173 + M207 + M269 + M343 + + P25

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

DNAmt: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G

Los propietarios siciliano

Feudale Baron Serraino-Azzolina siciliano baronías en Santo Stefano di Camastra (de Mistretta) (Pre República Italiana) controlada títulos.

Villa Serraino

http://www.villaserraino.net/

NOBILIARIO DE SICILIA

http://www.regione.sicilia.it/beniculturali/bibliotecacentrale/mango/traversa.htm

Anglo-Normande DNA

2008-05-30T23:06:00.000-07:00

Anglo-Normande DNA

Anglo-Normands ont été principalement les descendants des Normands a statué que l'Angleterre après la conquête de Guillaume de Normandie en 1066, bien que certains étaient déjà Normands en Angleterre avant la conquête. Après la bataille de Hastings, l'invasion des Normands et de leurs descendants ont formé une population distincte en Angleterre. Que parle après ce qui est devenu l'anglo-normand langue.

Anglo-normand R1b1b2 Western Atlantic modal haplotype WAMH

Veniti tribus DNA
DNA tribus Curiovolitae
DNA tribus Asismii

R1b1b2 M173 + M207 + M269 + M343 + + P25

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

DNAmt: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G

Les propriétaires de Sicile

Feudale Baron Serraino-Azzolina sicilien baronnies à Santo Stefano di Camastra (Mistretta) (Pre République italienne) contrôlée titres.

Villa Serraino

http://www.villaserraino.net/

NOBILIARIO de la Sicile

http://www.regione.sicilia.it/beniculturali/bibliotecacentrale/mango/traversa.htm

Anglo-Normanna DNA

2008-05-30T23:05:00.000-07:00

Anglo-Normanna DNA

Anglo-Normanni sono stati principalmente i discendenti dei Normanni ha stabilito che l'Inghilterra in seguito alla conquista di Guglielmo di Normandia nel 1066, anche se alcuni sono stati già Normanni in Inghilterra prima della conquista. In seguito alla battaglia di Hastings, l'invasione Normanni e dei loro discendenti hanno formato un distinto popolazione in Inghilterra. Che ha parlato dopo quello che divenne il anglo-normanna lingua.

Anglo-normanna R1b1b2 occidentali ATLANTIC modale HAPLOTYPE WAMH

Veniti tribù DNA
le tribù del DNA Curiovolitae
le tribù del DNA Asismii

R1b1b2 M173 + M207 + M269 + M343 + + P25

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

mtDNA: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G

I proprietari siciliano

Feudale Barone Serraino-Azzolina siciliana baronie a Santo Stefano di Camastra (Di Mistretta) (Pre Repubblica italiana) controllata titoli.

Villa Serraino

http://www.villaserraino.net/

NOBILIARIO DI SICILIA

http://www.regione.sicilia.it/beniculturali/bibliotecacentrale/mango/traversa.htm

Sicilian Landlords

2008-05-30T23:04:00.001-07:00

Sicilian Landlords

Feudal Barone Serraino-Azzolina Sicilian Baronies in Santo Stefano Di Camastra (Di Mistretta) (Pre Italian Republic) subsidiary titles.

Villa Serraino

http://www.villaserraino.net/

NOBILIARIO DI SICILIA

http://www.regione.sicilia.it/beniculturali/bibliotecacentrale/mango/traversa.htm

Anglo-Norman DNA (Anglo-Norman invaders)

2008-05-30T17:32:00.001-07:00

Anglo-Norman DNA (Anglo-Norman invaders)

The Anglo-Normans were mainly the descendants of the Normans who ruled England following the conquest by William of Normandy in 1066, although some Normans were already in England before the conquest. Following the Battle of Hastings, the invading Normans and their descendants formed a distinct population in England. They later spoke what became the Anglo-Norman language.

Anglo-Norman R1b1b2 THE WESTERN ATLANTIC MODAL HAPLOTYPE WAMH DNA

Veniti tribe DNA
the Curiovolitae tribe DNA
the Asismii tribe DNA

Y-DNA: R1b1b2: M173+ M207+ M269+ M343+ P25+

13-24-14-11-11-14-12-12-12-13-13-29

mtDNA: U5a1a:

16157C, 16192T, 16256T, 16270T, 16320T, 16399G
16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G
"16157C 16192T 16256T 16270T 16320T 16399G"
16157C/16192T/16256T/16270T/16320T/16399G