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1. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] DNA, [1]
Clive... I think you are cute. Welcome to the "old wrinkly group" to which many of us subscribe. I am willing to sponsor your upgrade from 25 to 67 markers, this time. Colin please make note so I can send the funds. However, I believe that anyone on an initial search should send off for the DNA with an initial search for a minimum of a 37 marker test. 12 markers are basic...and essentially useless and generic. If we match all 12 and that person does not pay for an upgrade...what use i
2. [FERGUSON-DNA] Joseph R. FERGUSON b.~1818, VA [1]
Bob Ferguson has sponsored the participation of James Ferguson as a personal benchmark. James' ancestor is Joseph R. FERGUSON b.~1818, VA and his descendants include Richard Hyatt who maintains a very nice webpage on the family at http://tinyurl.com/2femln Richard believes that Joseph R. is the son or grandson of the Reverend Joseph FERGUSON of KY and son of John FERGUSON Jr and Mary GILL. This should help resolve some of the discrepanices summarized in this lineage at http://tinyurl.com/22o88l Bob is tes
3. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] A Great Achievement [1]
I agree. I'm sure we have our share of horse thieves and crooked politicians, so let's stay away from political commentary, please. Wayne Ferguson ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
4. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] Map of Participants UK Ancestral Locations [1]
Colin...what do you think about the idea of posting pictures to see who looks the most alike? I keep seeing people coming on board posting names (i.e. judy, gerald) that are unusual in dated ancestry, but in descendancy over and over. I have a feeling that we may all look alike...LOL Stephanie ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
5. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] Maps (Colin Ferguson) [1]
Hi Sherri, 1. On your personal Family Tree DNA page you will have to contact the person you match and ask them (unless they have posted a GEDCOM file in which case you can click the icon. 2. In Ysearch, click the "User ID" on the search results page. 3. With SMGF click the pedigree icon. Hope this helps! Colin On 9/14/07, my tngenes wrote: > Colin, > > I am trying to follow your instructions for designing a UK Map of my > ancestors. I located matches using the 3 sources you gave, bu
6. [FERGUSON-DNA] New Results [1]
Results are in for our sponsored benchmark, Ansel Victor Ferguson. His ancestor is Peter FERGUSON b. 1769/70 Ulva, Mull, Argyll. Unnfortunately, he is not a close match to anyone and falls within Haplogroup: R1b1 - Unclassified Joseph William Ferguson's upgrade from 12 to 37 markers pushed him out of the South Irish group and into Haplogroup: R1b1 - Unclassified. His ancestor is William Ferguson b 1852, Scotland. He is no longer a close match to any other participant. Jeffrey Scott Ferguson's upgrade from
7. [FERGUSON-DNA] Genealogy Software Question [1]
Does anyone use Geno Pro? I received a genealogy file that was created with this software and cannot open it--is it compatible with any other programs, like Family Tree Maker? Thanks! Sherri _________________________________________________________________ Can you find the hidden words? Take a break and play Seekadoo! http://club.live.com/seekadoo.aspx?icid=seek_wlmailtextlink
8. [FERGUSON-DNA] DNA, [1]
You did my DNA some years ago, a 27 marker, and would now like to increase to a 67 marker test. I am not at all familiar with computers, being of the ' Old Wrinkly Group', and wonder if it could be arranged at your end, from details of my last test. My daughter usually does my computer work, but serious health problems make her help impossible for now. Could you let me know if this can be done, the account would be sent to me, as below - Mr. C.R. Ferguson, 3 Garrick Place, Hamilton 3200, New Zealand.
9. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] Question: re John Ferguson of Westchester [1]
I am a descendent of that line, and hoping to get a male cousin to participate this year! Anne -----Original Message----- From: ferguson-dna-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ferguson-dna-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of PhyllisM19@aol.com Sent: Friday, September 14, 2007 3:08 PM To: ferguson-dna@rootsweb.com Subject: [FERGUSON-DNA] Question: re John Ferguson of Westchester Hi List, I've looked and don't see anyone who descends from the two sons, John, Jr. and Thomas of John Ferguson and wife Sarah who we
10. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] Scot/E3b1a2 [1]
I don't understand what he meant by that? Holly Ferguson www.417StelleAve.com ----- Original Message ---- From: Penny Ferguson To: ferguson-dna@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 8:36:17 PM Subject: [FERGUSON-DNA] Scot/E3b1a2 I know we're not suppose to cross post so I am going to send just a tiny snip from the E3b forum. He is talking about my husband's SNP test. "It means that a computer program has independently clustered your husband's haplotype with se
11. [FERGUSON-DNA] introduction - Taralee Ferguson Reeves [1]
I've been a part of the list for a little while but have not properly introduced myself. I am a descendent of: John Ferguson b.1738 Scotland married to Mary Bruce Peter Ferguson b.1770 Scotland married to Mary Arrol John Ferguson b.1795 Scotland married to Elizabeth Cochrane George Cochrane Ferguson b.1824 Scotland married to Elizabeth Batten Peter Ferguson b.1859 England married to Annie Wheelwright Peter Ferguson was my great-great grandfather. I don't have any
12. [FERGUSON-DNA] Jacob FURRY b. 1787 PA [1]
Gary Furry of R1b1: MacWho matched Susan Ferguson Loshbaugh's donor Thomas Gordon Ferguson with a distance of 1 at 37 markers. Gary upgraded to 67 markers and is now at a distance of 3 which is very close. In comparing 67 markers, the probability that Garry D. Furry and Thomas G. Ferguson shared a common ancestor within the last 8 generations is 67% and 16 generations is 98%.
13. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] A Great Achievement [1]
This is to Joseph C. (Jody) Ferguson...do you have a Oscar Ferguson in your family? I do..and his father was named Kelley or maybe even Carl with nickname Kelley. Please contact me if you have an Oscar, Carl, Robert, Albert, etc. Stephanie ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
14. [FERGUSON-DNA] Question: re John Ferguson of Westchester [1]
Hi List, I've looked and don't see anyone who descends from the two sons, John, Jr. and Thomas of John Ferguson and wife Sarah who were residents of Stratford, CT from 1660-1664 then show up in Westchester Co., NY. Their descendants were in Dutchess Co. Incidentally, John Sr did not die in 1681 -- there are several records on him later than that. I would think this would be a fairly important line to DNA?? Some years ago, five? there were at least two men descendants with whom I corresponded. Just
15. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
This is one of the E3b Johnsons, not the 67 marker one. This one is in the area where we are stuck with our Andrew Ferguson. In the Ferguson family there is a Lafayette and Patton Ferguson. Not exactly common given names for the area. Susan Miner is interesting in that area, it is possibly Melungeon. Margaret do you know Norman Ray Johnson (last name in this line)? My hunch is to find out about this Isaac Johnson's ancestors, guess that is where I'm heading now. Penny Ferguson
16. [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b DYS464 [1]
The E3b JOHNSON found in the SMGF database have unusual values for the multicopy marker DYS464, i.e. 14, 15.3, 17, 17. According to Thomas Krahn, "the DYS464 15.3 allele is frequently found in the E3b haplogroup (although it is sometimes reported as 16)". http://tinyurl.com/3ar8a7 I suspect our E3b FERGUSON are all 14, 15.3, 17, 17 as well. Cheers, Colin
17. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
Penny, did you notice the older woman Martha Johnston on the cencus also from NC? and she was 63 in 1850, I think this must have been them mother of Mary and Rebecca Johnston who married into the Southerlands!!! Also please note the Southerland names...interesting when John L Ferguson and Nancy Lauretta Southerland had kids they named them John, Francis and Ovanda...obviously this was the "stronger" side for some reason. I sent you guys a Southerland picture earlier. Holly Ferguson www.417StelleAve.com
18. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
No, it was spelled Pridemore in this area. I never heard of a 'Prigmore' before. I think it was probably the other way around. Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard L. Hyatt" To: Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 1:42 PM Subject: Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? > I Have some Prigemore relatives married into the Ferguson and Pryor > families of TN(Marion County) > Could that Hannah be a Prigmore rather than a Pridemore? > I'll h
19. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] A Great Achievement [1]
This is not a political discussion group!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joseph Ferguson" To: Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 1:59 AM Subject: [FERGUSON-DNA] A Great Achievement >I have never been as proud to bear the name Ferguson as I am tonight, after > having seen "No End In Sight" a documentary film written, directed and > produced by one, Charles Ferguson. > > This film is a great achievement and a great gift to people, especially > the
20. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
Jack doesn't recognize her. Penny -----Original Message----- From: ferguson-dna-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:ferguson-dna- No, Penny, I don't know of this Norman Ray Johnson. I can ask about him. You might ask Jack Goins about Susan. The Minors are his line. Margaret
21. [FERGUSON-DNA] Moses Ferguson d.~1750 Henrico Co., VA [1]
Roger Ferguson upgraded to 67 markers and his results are now in. He is more closely related to WIlliam Richard Ferguson than the 37 marker tests revealed. According to the FTDNATiP Report, the probability that Roger G. Ferguson and William R. Ferguson shared a common ancestor within the last 8 generations is 66% and within 16 generations is 98%. Roger's ancestor Moses Ferguson lived in Henrico Co. VA in the portion south of the James River that became Chesterfield Co. in 1749. He died about 1750. WIlliam'
22. [FERGUSON-DNA] Upgrades 37 to 67 Markers [1]
Stephanie, On behalf of the project I am happy to accept your offer to fund these upgrades. It think we will benefit tremendously. I'll contact you offlist with a plan. Thank you, Colin
23. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1a2: V SNP [1]
Colin, I said I was going to ask Vince, but I didn't. I posted to the E3b forum that the E3b dna group has, and Steven Bird answered with what I sent here. Someone else did too and said that was their haplogroup too, I need to check back on there and see if anything else has been said. Penny -----Original Message----- bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Colin Ferguson Subject: Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1a2: V SNP Hi Penny, I can't offer anything as I have yet to read anything definitive on the subject. W
24. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
No, Penny, I don't know of this Norman Ray Johnson. I can ask about him. You might ask Jack Goins about Susan. The Minors are his line. Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Penny Ferguson" To: Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 11:00 AM Subject: Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? > This is one of the E3b Johnsons, not the 67 marker one. This one is in > the > area where we are stuck with our Andrew Ferguson. In the Ferguson fam
25. Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? [1]
margaret, I just sent you about a half dozen photos from my.family.com site.... Holly Ferguson www.417StelleAve.com ----- Original Message ---- From: Margaret Mabrey To: ferguson-dna@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 12:18:38 PM Subject: Re: [FERGUSON-DNA] E3b1: JOHNSON or FERGUSON? No, Penny, I don't know of this Norman Ray Johnson. I can ask about him. You might ask Jack Goins about Susan. The Minors are his line. Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From:
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