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1. [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee dna [1]
On 7/20/07, Helen West wrote: > > Hello, > Maybe you could tell some of us who do not know, where you had your > blood work done? Then advise us as to the process like, how long it takes, > etc. > Thank you, Helen, the lab is www.genelex.com. We did not submit blood work. First of all, through this particular lab, everything needed to do the test and return the materials to the lab, was mailed to my cousin who actually submitted samples for mtDNA testing. We shared costs and we
2. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
The project I administer is the Brock surname project. One of our members is in the Piqua Shawnee project. I did a recheck and we have one member in six projects and several in at least four. ----- Original Message ----- From: ewest14 To: cherokee-dna@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:19 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA again Hi What was surname on project and remember I am not a dna expert. My Degrees lie elsewhere and not in math for sure. Gene ----- Origi
3. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
We have made attempts in the past. Any return remarks he might make are cryptic...and almost non responsive. It's been very fustrating as I'm sure you can see. Joyce Gaston Reece ----- Original Message ----- From: "ewest14" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 10:22 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA > Hi > Well I will check this out, cause I would like > to get in at least one more. > Have you thought about talking to Ken about > the project.? >
4. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee dna [1]
On 7/20/07, RoseMarie wrote: > > Dear Awkoska/Fran, > > Thanks for your comments Fran (and everyone else who's been writing, too). > I'm a gg-grandchild looking for proof of my gg-grandmother. My late > grandfather told me about his grandmother who was Cherokee. Even my own > mother claims she "never heard THAT story." But, other children in my > generation, of brothers and sisters of my grandfather, know about her, > too. > We don't even know her full name. RoseMarie, in this
5. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
What are the qualifications and are the results shared with members of your group? ----- Original Message ----- From: ewest14 To: cherokee-dna@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 4:40 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA Hi Guys and girls I have not been on here for awhile Our offer is still on for the Piqua Shawnee, We are testing both y-dna and mtDna or only one of those if you desire. We read for Native American . Dr Ken Tankersley reads all the data and it is
6. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
I am not sure if there is a limit or not. I have one person in my project that is a member of four separate projects. ----- Original Message ----- From: ewest14 To: cherokee-dna@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:07 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA Hello again Correct and I am in PiquaShawnee, Q and an mtdna one, I cant remember right off hand. You can only belong to 3. I would suggest that they have lots of Surname Groups, maybe someone would want to check th
7. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Hello, Maybe you could tell some of us who do not know, where you had your blood work done? Then advise us as to the process like, how long it takes, etc. Thank you, Helen Awkoska West wrote: On 7/20/07, sharon hembree wrote: > > all day > On 7/19/07, Dan M wrote: > Quiet here? I am happy to learn there are at least three of us on this list! My mtDNA is Haplogroup H, Eurasian. A person connected to the DNA lab wrote and told us that particular Haplogroup has been foun
8. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
I am here just quite On 7/20/07, Awkoska West wrote: > > On 7/20/07, sharon hembree wrote: > > > > all day > > On 7/19/07, Dan M wrote: > > Quiet here? > > > I am happy to learn there are at least three of us on this list! > > My mtDNA is Haplogroup H, Eurasian. A person connected to the DNA lab > wrote > and told us that particular Haplogroup has been found among Cherokee. I > joined this rootsweb list hoping to find discussion of this s
9. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee & haplogroup [1]
Wouldn't it be nice if they converted all this to common words since most of us do not have a degree in such things! I had the mtDNA done and I know my Mothers Mother was a Native American. I am not interested in where the strain came from 20,000 years ago. I had something more recent in mind as I am sure most folks do. Millie of Ohio ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rollie F Tresner" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 3:45 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA
10. [CHEROKEE-DNA] Awkoska2 [1]
Hi Try again , your email kicked back, no such....
11. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
On 7/20/07, Helen West wrote: > > Hello, > Maybe you could tell some of us who do not know, where you had your > blood work done? Then advise us as to the process like, how long it takes, > etc. > Thank you, Helen, I found this link on FTDNA and thought you might like to view the > pages. A test kit photo is included. > http://www.familytreedna.com/dna101.html > Awkoska > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CHEROKEE-D
12. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
I've been looking at the Brock DNA site and the person who was allowed into Dr. Tankersley's group is not a direct descendent of Jesse Brock. The paper trail doesn't work out to match with the DNA. The line was interrupted somewhere. Joyce Gaston Reece
13. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
all day On 7/19/07, Dan M wrote: > > Quiet here? > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CHEROKEE-DNA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- shy wolf- spirit of the owl http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the_way_of_the_circle
14. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Sorry we have paperwork take care Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joyce G. Reece" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 10:22 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA > I've been looking at the Brock DNA site and the person who was allowed > into > Dr. Tankersley's group is not a direct descendent of Jesse Brock. The > paper > trail doesn't work out to match with the DNA. The line was interrupted > somewhere. > > Joyce Gaston Reece > > > ----
15. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
I don't mean to sound upset. I'm terribly sorry if I did. Thanks so much for your reply. Joyce Gaston Reece ----- Original Message ----- From: "ewest14" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:59 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA > Hi Joyce > You seem a bit upset and I am not, nor do > I engage in this type of conversation. I only > will say that we are putting a direct descendant > of Brock into our Tribe at Council next week. > This is with his D
16. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Usually a DNA project will have their own website, or web page provided for them, where they post results and the lineages they pertain to. Also, Family Tree DNA, where the Piqua Shawnee project is located along with numerous surname projects, geographical projects and other Native American projects, allows participants to be members of more than one group.
17. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
So, in all essence Dr. Tankersley is privvy to ALL the test results? Are you privvy to them also? If not, is anyone else such? Do donars have a site they can release their results to if they so wish? Or are they submitting them to various & assorted surname test sites? How do you compare test results outside the particular groups? DNA can test only for NA heritage....not tribal heritage. Are there documented paper trails for your donars that verify either Shawnee or Cherokee? Have you and/or D
18. [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee Indian Girls School near Talequah ---- [1]
I was thinking some one was asking about a Indian School for girls that was near Talequah, Ok. My husband and I go to the E.R. in Muskogee, Ok. quite a bit and especially a lot more lately, anyway - while walking around I always look at all the pictures etc on the walls and the memorabilia. I had seen this picture of a School near Talequah before and now have the information. I thought maybe it may come in handy for someone. Glenda McCoy Siegrist-Ok #1 - Graduating class of 1857 Young Ladies Seminary n
19. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Hello, Maybe you could tell some of us who do not know, where you had your blood work done? Then advise us as to the process like, how long it takes, etc. Thank you, Helen Awkoska West wrote: On 7/20/07, sharon hembree wrote: > > all day > On 7/19/07, Dan M wrote: > Quiet here? I am happy to learn there are at least three of us on this list! My mtDNA is Haplogroup H, Eurasian. A person connected to the DNA lab wrote and told us that particular Haplogroup has been found
20. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
http://www.sekybrocks.com/dna/results.htm This George is #34465 His DNA doesn't match any of the confirmed Jesse Brock descendents. There is either an interruption in the line or the paper trail is in error. There's no other conclusion that one can come to. If he matches some of the private DNA data Tankersley has we wouldn't know anything about it. Now please don't take this in the wrong manner. I'm not upset nor am I trying to be agressive or hateful....I just wish to state a fact. There are s
21. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Quiet here?
22. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee dna [1]
Dear Awkoska/Fran, Thanks for your comments Fran (and everyone else who's been writing, too). I'm a gg-grandchild looking for proof of my gg-grandmother. My late grandfather told me about his grandmother who was Cherokee. Even my own mother claims she "never heard THAT story." But, other children in my generation, of brothers and sisters of my grandfather, know about her, too. We don't even know her full name. She and her sister had been left with neighbors while their parents went on a trip. They p
23. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee & haplogroup [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeri and Millie Pallasch" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 8:34 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee & haplogroup > Wouldn't it be nice if they converted all this to common words since most > of > us do not have a degree in such things! I had the mtDNA done and I know my > Mothers Mother was a Native American. I am not interested in where the > strain came from 20,000 years ago. I had something more recent in mi
24. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
Right, Helen!! Front start to finish, some of us need a "how to" guide from A-Z. I'd love for someone to share that with us, too. We need someone who's done it to take us through from the beginning (I'd like to do this but, where and how to I start.) to getting that envelope in the mail that gives the the DNA results and how to understand what it says. --RoseMarie At 01:13 PM 7/20/2007, Helen West wrote: >Hello, > Maybe you could tell some of us who do not know, where you had your > blood wor
25. Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA [1]
again Hi What was surname on project and remember I am not a dna expert. My Degrees lie elsewhere and not in math for sure. Gene ----- Original Message ----- From: "JTaylor" To: Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:16 PM Subject: Re: [CHEROKEE-DNA] Cherokee DNA >I am not sure if there is a limit or not. I have one person in my project >that is a member of four separate projects. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: ewest14 > To: cherokee-dna@rootsweb
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