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From: "Pamela Rutledge" <>
Subject: RE: [PA-CAMERON] DNA
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 07:40:21 -0500
Hi all,
My husband participated in a DNA study for his family line. I laughed at him at first (it cost him $100), but what it has shown is similarities in blood lines. They don't have DNA from the 1700's, but they have been able to determine which Rutledge's came from the same region in Scotland. We've actually found it to be fairly accurate so far. Guess I won't laugh at him anymore!!!
Pam
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From: RAL [mailto:]
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Subject: Re: [PA-CAMERON] DNA
My question is how can the DNA prove anything??
Do they have DNA from way back in the 1700??
Robin
LINDA BAUMAN wrote:
> Wendy:
> I too wondered why just the male of a line, especially since my brother has
> NO interest in genealogy, yet it was he who had to do the test.
>
> I asked the the person in charge of the Bauer/Bower DNA site, that question;
> this was the reply. "Only Male members carry the "Y" used in genealogy
> testesting". Since I could trace my Bauer family back to Germany to the
> 1500's in Jessingen (near Tubingen, South of Stutgart), a close Bower friend
> suggested that I do this. Of course I couldn't, so asked my brother. There
> is another family member, who could do this, but again it may not be any
> different, as the Bower friend was hoping to connect with our family.
>
> It is very interesting!
>
> Linda
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Wendy Davis" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 5:30 AM
> Subject: [PA-CAMERON] DNA
>
> > That DNA thing really bothers me...I understand that the male lineage has
> > always been the focus but as far as analyzing it for personal
> > clarification and research it shouldn't matter. Maybe I just don't
> > understand. I can see that maybe they want to keep the male surname
> > carrier documented but you would think that they it would still be useful
> > for women. Not that it is all that important to me but......I don't like
> > to be told that I have to sit at the "back of the bus":)
> > What does everyone else think?
> > Wendy
> >
> >
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> >>Hi Everyone:
> >>My brother just got the results of his Bauer DNA test, and What A SURPRISE
> >>that was. With the name Bauer you would think there would be more German
> >>ancestery than anything; WRONG. English for George W Smith/ Elizabeth
> >>Overturf; then German; then Irish for McCormick/ Zimmerman, then Scotish
> >>???. You think Heinz 57 has anything on us; think again!
> >>
> >>In going over the names of George W Smith's children, two list middle
> >>names
> >>& those two are actually surnames
> >>SCOTT & GOLDEN. Rachel & Jemima are common names in both Scott & Golden
> >>families. I have been busy as you can see doing some research.
> >>>From the DNA site they are saying that the DNA testing is the future of
> >>Genealogy. But the catch is is it can only be done by a Male descendant
> >>from the family. So if You are searching SMITH, it can only be done by a
> >>descendant with the SMITH surname. It is very interesting to see all the
> >>nationalities show up, even Native American; we have two full pages of
> >>them.
> >>So no one can say they are FULL Blooded GERMAN (Example), as there is no
> >>such thing.
> >
> >
> >
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