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A project to compile a database of BOONE DNA lines including all with variant spellings.
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BOUCHER, BOUTCHER, BUTCHER, etc. By comparing the y-dna of male BOUCHERs and those similar surnames we hope to distinguish between the various lines and find those with common ancestors, something that the written records cannot always do.
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For the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Boyd DNA project. This project entails Y-DNA testing for males with the Boyd and Hay surnames in order to establish genetic connections with cousins worldwide, compliment genealogical research through genetics, prove or disprove various theories of the origin of the Boyd name, and establish a genetic link with the Boyds of Kilmarnock. Archives: browse or search.
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BRADFORD Genealogy and Y-DNA Project
Participate by submitting your Bradford immigrant information and help tear down those brick walls. Surnames on this site: BRADFORD, WHITAKER, CARY, CANTEY, LINDSAY, HOWARD, BICKERSTAFF, CROWELL, RAYMOND, ROWE. Most of the above families are Southeastern US lines. A few originated in New England, migrating to the south.
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BRAMLETT, BRAMBLETT etc DNA Project
The goal of the worldwide BRAMLETT DNA Project is to identify and join as many family lines as possible through DNA testing. This worldwide Project is open to all persons researching any of the variant Bramlett spellings, including but not limited to: BRAMBLE, BRAMBLETT, BRAMBLETTE, BRAMBLITT, BRAMLET, BRAMLETTE, BRAMLITT, BREMLIGHT, BROMLET.
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A Y-chromosome study for determining genetic ties among families named BRASWELL or BRACEWELL or any of the 50+ other spelling variations of this surname, regardless of national origin. All spellings begin with Brac-, Bras-, or Braz- and were originally pronounced to rhyme with dazzle, with the exception of BREAZEALE. Current membership includes Irish BRASSILs and BRAZILs although most participants descend from Rev. ROBERT BRACEWELL (1611-1668) of Isle of Wight County, Virginia.
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BRIDGES, BRIDGE, BRIDGER, BRIDGERS, BRYDGES -- Surname DNA Project
Family Tree DNA 'FTDNA' Bridges Y-Chromosome Y-DNA testing and results site. BRIDGES, BRIDGE, BRIDGER, BRIDGERS, BRYDGES.
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Britton International DNA Project
The BRITTON project is open to men with the name BRITTON, BRITTAIN, BRETTON, BRITTEN, etc. or to any man who believes he descends from a BRITTON male. Our goals are to identify BRITTON families living today and trace their ancestry back as far as records permit, which for some may be the late Mediaeval or Tudor period. Since the Y chromosome is unique to males and follows the paternal line, Y-DNA testing is an ideal tool for genealogists hoping to trace their paternal ancestry. A simple, cheek-swab test will determine quickly and easily whether two males with the same surname share a recent common ancestor. Y-DNA tests do not reveal any medically-sensitive information and Family Tree DNA enforces strict policies to protect the privacy of individuals tested by the company. Participants from the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, France, etc. are all welcome.
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A research project using DNA testing to find or confirm connections among families carrying the BROWN surname and variants like BROWNE, BROUN and BRAUN.
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A Y-DNA Project for the surname of BRUCE, BRUS or any spelling of the name. Using the Y-DNA tht is only passed from father to son, we hope to further our genealogy research and to prove or disprove our current beliefs of our origins.
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Brice, Bryce, Bryceson, Brison, and Brisson.
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For for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the DNA Project for the Bryson surname in order to determine ancestry, lineages, and genetic links to related surnames such as Brison, Brisson, Bryceson, Brice, and Bryce.
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Take a simple DNA Test to determine which Bucher ancestor you are related to, including these BUCHER surname variations: BEACHER, BEECHER, BEICHER, BICHER, BOCHER, BOOCHER, BOOGHER, BOOHER, BOOKER, BOUGHER, BÜCHER, BUCKER, BUSHAR, BUSHER, BIECHER. Discover which Bucher line you are related to. Help us identify the unique and related Bucher lines immigrating to Pennsylvania in the 1700's and then migrating west. Learn where they originate in Switzerland, Germany, Alsace, etc.
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This is a Y-chromosome project open to all participants who have the Buckner surname or any possible variation of it. Please email the administrators of the study for an invitation to participate.
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BUMPUS / BUMPASS Surname DNA Project
Open to all males who have the Bumpus or alternate spelling surname.
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