Results
BARTLETT-DNA Groups at a Glance
[UPDATED August 2008]
Unless otherwise noted, the results within a group match (within 23/25); and there is at least 21/25 mismatch between Groups
FTDNA # is bolded
Goals for BARTLETT-DNA Project
1. Determine each and every separate BARTLETT line in Colonial America and England
2. Determine the BARTLETT immigrant for each line to Colonial America
3. Develop locations and geography in England for BARTLETT immigrants
Group B [Team 3]; Richmond Co, VA [9 matching participants] [Note 5]
Haplogroup E1b1b1a2 [was E3b1] - This lineage is found in high frequencies in Europe, and can also be found in northeastern Africa. It is most frequent in the Balkans, but is rare in the Near East outside of Turkey. Estimates of its age vary from 11,000 to 17,000 years ago. It likely originated in western Asia, reached the Balkans shortly afterwards, and from there spread into Europe within the last 5,000 years. This haplogroup is based on an FTDNA Deep Clade test for 5960.
[since there is a 25/25 match with 5960/7925/6066/71171, we’ll use that for the DNA Signature of Thomas 1705]
[B1]Thomas BARTLETT 1705-1783 Richmond Co, VA
B1A. John BARTLEY 1725 Richmond>Culpeper>Fluvanna Co, VA
B1A2. Joshua BARTLEY 1758-1812 KY: 7744, 8828
B1A4. Phoebe BARTLEY 1773- & FORD [Note 1]
B1A4B. Meriwether BARTLEY: 25350 [NO MATCH; Note 2]
B1A4B1. Eveline & McDOWELL > Henry : 6007; 18823; 48335 [match McDOWELL DNA – see Note 3]
B1A4C. George BARTLEY => 6016; 7761 [match FORD DNA]
B1D. Thomas BARTLETT 1730-1806 Richmond>Fauquier>Harrison Co, VA
[ref: “The Descendants of Thomas BARTLETT c1730-1806 of Fauquier and Harrison Co, VA” by Jim Bartlett
B1D3. William BARTLETT 1756-1825 Richmond>Fauquier>Harrison Co, VA: 5960 [Jim Bartlett jim4bartletts@verizon.net ], 7925, 10388 [Audrey Zatarian zatriani@aol.com ]; 32042 [Jeff Bartlett jefferb1@yahoo.com ]
B1F. Elisha BARTLETT: 71171
[BBA1] Nimrod BARTLETT b bef 1765, in Pendleton, SC 1790; 1795 Hart Co, KY; then AR: 6066 [37/37 match with 5960] [Note 4]
[BBB1]. William BARTLETT m c1880 Virginia RIDENOUR > Oliver Frederick Lewis b c1882: N58717: 11/12 (E3b1) with 5960 [I don’t know the paper trail match yet]
NOTES:
Note 1: We now have matching DNA between 6016 and a FORD line that lived near Phoebe
Note 2: 25350 has NO MATCH with others
Note 3: We now have 3 matching DNA for Eveline’s line and matching DNA from a McDOWELL who lived nearby
Note 4: One of the other 2 sons of Thomas BARTLETT 1705 (James or Joseph) may have gone with neighboring SETTLES to SC in mid-1700s; if so he was probably the father of Nimrod BARTLETT]
Note 5: By Deep Clade test for 5960, this group is Haplogroup E1b1b1a2 (was E3b1a2), which may be from the Roman militia recruited by the thousands from the Balkans to occupy Britain from c43-400AD. When these soldiers retired they were given Roman citizenship and allowed to settle and raise families in Britain. The largest concentrations of these soldiers (based on history & archeology) were in Wales, Essex Co, and along the East Coast (North Sea south to the English Channel)
Group C; Dobbs Co, NC & Somerset Co, MD [9 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[since there is a 25/25 match 23546/18676, we’ll use that as the DNA Signature of Nicholas]
[C] Nicholas BARTLETT I 1642 England or France; of Somerset Co, MD;
[ref: “The Bartlett Line from the Mathews Collection by J. Alonzo Mathews” extracted and preserved by LT Thos M Neel [xerox’d papers]
C1. Thomas BARTLETT 1670
C1A. William BARTLETT
C1A1. Nicholas BARTLETT 1764 MD: . 87652 [24/25 with 23546, 25/25 with 14689]
C1A1?. >> Jesse BARTLETT 1791 TN: 23546
[CCA] Samuel BARTLETT 1750 of Dobbs Co, NC
[ref “Family Lines” by Adelle Bartlett Harper, 1973. Adelle had [CCA] Samuel as son of Samuel BARCLIFT of Perquimans Co, NC – that ancestry is not proved and is contradicted by the DNA resultes]
CCA1. John BARTLETT 1770s NC> GA
CCA1E. John BARTLETT 1805 NC >Coffee Co, AL [>> John Nathaniel 1869] : 83599 [23/25 w/Dobbs Co, NC DNA]
CCA1E2. William BARTLETT 1776 Wayne Co, NC
CCA1E2A. Henry BARTLETT 1799 NC m 1819 NC Rebecca MASSENGILL:
CCA1E2A2. Wright Handy BARTLETT 1823 NC: 8049
CCA1E2A5* Henry B BARTLETT 1830: [9246; 21592; 28173 * NO MATCH [see Note 2 re DIXON]
CCA1E2A9. Haywood R BARTLETT 1839 GA: 18676
CCA1F. Robert BARTLETT 1821 NC: 18683 [Ann Bartlett Lee PALEE55@aol.com
[CCB1] James BARTLETT
CCB1D. Samuel Duncan BARTLETT c1785 (m 1825 Hancock Co, GA) [Team 4] 49710
[CCC1] Benjamin BARTLETT b NC, m 1818 GA 10882 [Ann Bartlett Lee PALEE55@aol.com ]
[CCD] Jesse BARTLETT b 1822 Green Co, NC: 14689
NOTES:
Note 1: Matching DNA from descendants of Nicholas, Samuel, James, Benjamin and Jesse indicate this line has a common ancestor. Since Nicholas BARTLETT I b 1642 is the oldest; and since the other lines have brick walls in the late 1700s, it appears Nicholas may be the common ancestor; and we need to look for the link between his MD line and the other lines.
Note 2: 3 descendants of Henry B 1830 have matching DNA (which must be Henry’s); but it does not match his brothers. Now DNA from a DIXON line, living nearby when Henry was conceived, is a match at 67, indicating Henry is the son of DIXON and Rebecca MASSENGILL
Group D [Team 7]; VA; Spotsylvania Co, VA [2 matching participants (23/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[D1]Thomas BARTLETT 1670
D1A. William BARTLETT 1690
D1A4. Thomas BARTLETT 1733 Spotsylvania Co, VA: 8366 Steve Bartlett; sjbartlett@aol.com
D1A5. William BARTLETT 1735 Spotsylvania Co, VA: 8316
Group E: BERK[E]LEY from Westmoreland and Loudoun Co, VA; [2 matching participants (24/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[E]. Thomas BARTLETT
[ref: “BERKLEY – A Family History” by Waverly Lee Berkley, III (self published)]
E1. William BERKLEY 1690
E1B. Benjamin BERKLEY 1720-1766: 17899
E1C. William BARTLETT/BERKLEY 1722-1804: 92185
Group F [Teams 9 & 11]; Plymouth, MA; Henry Co, VA; KY; TN [16 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1B1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[F] Robert BARTLETT 1603 England, of “Anne” lived Plymouth, MA m Mary WARREN, desc of Mayflower
[ref: The Society of Descendants of Robert Bartlett of Plymouth, MA – www.bartlettsociety.com ]
F1. Benjamin BARTLETT 1633 MA
F1C. Ichabod BARTLETT 1661: 10588 [NOT MATCH, but research may be OK]
F1E. Ebenezer BARTLETT 1670: 41255
F5. Joseph BARTLETT 1639: 21691
[FFB] Hervey BARTLETT > Hervey BARTLETT 1806 NY – 1854 IL: 9078
[FFE] DNA-28274/ (24/25 w/21691; 23/25 w/41255)
[FFF]: TX: 72692
[FFG1] Samuel BARTLETT b 1727 of NH: 81640/95
[FFH2]. Thomas BARTLETT 1695 > Thomas 1740: 53018, match to Group F; but paper trail mistake back to J]
[FFA1] UNKOWN – A BARTLETT living in southern VA counties and/or northern NC counties]
FFA1A. Joseph BARTLETT 1765 VA
FFA1A2. John BARTLETT b VA 6222 [Barb Thomas; bbtho203@yahoo.com ]
FFA1A7. William BARTLETT 1804 TN: 93549 12/12 w/6222
FFA1A9. Evan BARTLETT 1806 TN: 7378; N48915
FFA1A11. Joshua BARTLETT 1811 TN 19166
FFA1A?. : N3391 [12/12 match with 6222]
FFA1B. Joshua BARTLETT 1768 NC
FFA1B4. Daniel BARTLETT 1803 Wayne Co, KY: 7165 [25/25 match with 6222]
[FFC] Nathan BARTLETT 1751 VA > Joseph 1802 Jessamine Co, KY: 29065 [only a 23/25 match with 6222]
[FFD2] John BARTLETT d1801 Greene Co, KY (m Priscilla) > Solomon: 46144 [24/25 match with 6222]
NOTES:
Note 1: It appears the common ancestor may be Robert 1603 of Plymouth; in which case one of his descendants left Plymouth and settled in Virginia… This should also be the same link for Nathan 1751 and John d 1801.
Group G; VA; Warren Co, NC [6 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[G1A] Samuel BARTLETT c1702 Essex Co, VA-aft 1733 Pr Geo Co, VA
[ref “The Bartlett Tree & Thee” by Hope Bartlett Taylor]
G1A1. William BARTLETT 1733 VA – 1807 Warren Co, NC
G1A1B. Samuel BARTLETT 1760-1815 NC > William 1784 – 1859 Grayson Co, VA: 9170
G1A1D. Richardson BARTLETT 1764 VA –1821 Edgefield Co, SC: 18681
[GGA] James BARTLETT 1760 VA - 1823 Patrick Co, VA: 6135
[GGB] Starling BARTLETT 1783 VA, m 1797 GA: 7608
[GGC] William BARTLETT 1784 VA of Weakley Co, NC: 14699
[GGD] Thomas BARTLETT 1731 England > Thomas > Charles to Canada: 39598
NOTES:
Note 1: These lines may all come from Samuel c1702 of Essex Co, VA. NB: Samuel 1702 is not a descendant of Thomas 1670 of Essex Co, VA [no DNA match with Group D]
Note 2: Thomas 1731 may indicate the English line from whom Samuel 1702 descends; perhaps the others, too.
Group H; Talbot Co, MD [4 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[H] Thomas BARTLETT 1655-1711 Talbot Co, MD: 76856 [12/12 match with 8557 & 19755]
[ref: “The Bartlett and Allied Families 1693-1984 – Twigs and Turf Vol 2” by R Bernice Leonard; available at www.branchsofthebay.com ]
[HHA1A] Thomas BARTLETT b 1782 GA, m 1805 SC, d 1838 TN: 8557
[HHB1A] William BARTLETT 1823 MS – 1905 LA [parents b MD & TN]: 19755 [Ray Bartlett rbartlet@bellsouth.net]
[HHC1A] Jonathan BARTLETT 1800 MD – 1862 AR: 90165 [25/25 match with 8557 & 19755]
Group I [Team 5]; Newton, MA [9 matching participants with I or I1c]
Haplogroup I2b [was I or I1c] - The I2b lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in Northwest Europe and extends at low frequencies into Central and Eastern Europe.
[Ref: “A Genealogy of the Descendants of Joseph BARTLETT of Newton Mass” compiled by Aldis Everard Hibner (1934)]
[I] Joseph BARTLETT 1630; 7680, 18571, 18919, 25107, 40317, 51214, 117310
[IIA]. BARTLETT ancestor from South Devon, UK in late 1600s: 115442 – 25/25 match with 7680
[IIB]. Edson L BARTLETT 1798-1875 of Quebec: 119229 – 24/25 match with 7680
NOTES:
Note 1: 7680, 115442 & 117310 are all 25/25 match [so this is probably the “signature” DNA for this line]; 40317 is 12/12 match; 51214 & 18571 are 24/25 match with 7680; 18919 & 25107 are 23/25 match with 7680
Group J [Team 2]; Newbury, MA & South Devon, UK [9 matching participants]
Haplogroup I1 (was I1a) - The I1 lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in northwest Europe and has since spread down into Central and Eastern Europe, where it is found at low frequencies.
[J] Richard BARTLETT 1575-1647 MA: 47814, N19381, 122829 [Steve Bartlett sjbartlett@aol.com ]
J3. Richard BARTLETT 1621 England-1698 MA
J3A. Samuel BARTLETT 1646 Newbury, MA-1732 Newbury, MA
J3A1. Samuel BARTLETT 1676 Newbury, MA-1753
J3A1A. Joshua BARTLETT 1707 Newbury, MA-1792 Newbury, MA
J3A1A1. Richard Keating BARTLETT 65252
J3A1A2. Samuel BARTLETT > >James 1845 Shelby Co, IN: 8532 [Mary Austin rosebud@infoasis.com , 113861
J3B. Richard BARTLETT 1648 Newbury, MA-1724 Newbury, MA
J3B3. John BARTLETT 1678 Newbury, MA-1742 Newbury, MA: 41869 [Barbara Finney bf2@swbell.net , 45655 [John Clement JohnClem@who.net ]
J3B8. Stephen BARTLETT 1691Newbury, MA-1771 Amesbury; m Hannah WEBSTER
J3B8D. Josiah BARTLETT 1729 Newbury, MA-1795 Kingston, NH; Signer DI [Winifred McNabb Winifred@sbcglobal.net ]
J3B9. Thomas BARTLETT 1695 > Thomas 1740: [53018, NO MATCH, but match to Group F;.paper trail mistake?]
J4. Christopher BARTLETT 1623 Newbury, MA-1670 Newbury, MA
J4A. Christopher 1655 Newbury, MA-1711 Haverhill, MA: 8875 [Ingrid Figueroa ingfig@sbcglobal.net ]
Group L; from KY to Lincoln Co, TN & Union Co, IL (Anna) [2 matching participants (24/25) with R1b]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[LLA] William BARTLETT 1784 NC
LLA3. James Mansel BARTLETT 1822 KY – 1854 Lincoln Co, TN: 71092
LLA4. Liburn BARTLETT 1824 KY to Anna, Union Co, IL: 53081
Group M; Marlboro, MA [3 matching participants]
Haplogroup R1b1 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[M] Henry BARTLETT b Wales, England
M1. Daniel BARTLETT
M1A. Jonas BARTLETT
M1A1. Jonas BARTLETT: 79205 [name & email on file]
[MMA]. Daniel BARTLETT 1814 MA > Henry: 82320
[MMB]. 86466 [24/25 match with 79205]
Group N; UNK to Pitt Co, NC & SC [2 matching participants (25/25)]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[NNA]. Thomas BARTLETT
NNA1. Edward BARTLETT b Pitt Co, NC William b 1811 > Joseph b 1848 TX: 43472
[NNB] prob E J BARTLETT 1811 SC
NNB3. Robert Charles BARTLETT 1838 SC: 45148
Group R; BARTLEY from Ireland [3 matching participants (23/25)]
Haplogroup I2a (was I1b) - The Balkan countries likely harbored this subgroup of I during the Last Glacial Maximum. Today, this branch is found distributed in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, and extends further east with Slavic-speaking populations.
[R] John BARTLETT b Ireland > Robert b 1777: 19137
[RRA] 100076 & 100077
Group S; Canadian BARTLETTs [2 matching particpants 24/25]
[S]. Richard BARTLETT 1711 Boston, MA, to Canada 1760; 88048 (Ron Bartlett ronbart12@msn.com ) [R1b1c];
[SSA]. 107128
Group V; Hadley, MA [6 matching participants]
Haplogroup I1 (was I1a) - The I1 lineage likely has its roots in northern France. Today it is found most frequently within Viking / Scandinavian populations in northwest Europe and has since spread down into Central and Eastern Europe, where it is found at low frequencies.
[VVA]. Father of Oliver & James
VVA1. Oliver BARTLETT 1743-1783 of Hadley, Hampshire Co, MA: 81782; 99448 [37/37 match]
VVA2. Joseph BARTLETT 1748-1828 Windham Co, VT
VVA2C. Michael BARTLETT 1789 VT: 39100
VVA2F. William BARTLETT 1796 VT: 39101
[VVB]. Daniel BARTLETT 1754-1843 of Hadley, Hampshire Co, MA: 44856 [23/25 match with 39100]
[VVC]. Joseph BARTLETT 1630 of Newton, MA: 82540 [25/25 match with 39100] [this is probably wrong ancestry]
Group W; Windsor, CT [Team 8] [4 participants (12/12 match]
Haplogroup R1b1b2 (was R1b1c) - Haplogroup R1b is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype.
[W] John BARTLETT of Windsor, CT [Team 8] to Canada: 57008 [R1b]
[WWA]. BARTLETT participant lives in Cananda: N46627 [R1b1c] [12/12 match with 57008]
[WWB]. 57717 [11/12 with 57008]
[WWC]. N65941 12/12 with 57008 [getting Deep Clade test]
NOTES: 57008 has 25 markers; N46627 is 12/12 match; 57717 is 11/12 match
Group mt [Bartletts getting mtDNA testing for maternal (non-BARTLETT) lines]
26915; N03017; 84873
[Group] A; England [Not really a Group, because none of these have matches; 5 participants who actually are British and live in England, Australia, New Zealand]
43356 [Somerset/Pendomer] [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
N11207 [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
66153 [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
66199 [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
97834 New Zealand [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
78322 [de Stopham] [NO MATCHES with each other or any other Group]
115442 [see Group I – at last a UK-USA match]
[See immigrants from England to America from other Groups at end of this list]
Groups pending another match:
Perquimans Co, NC:18538
PA: 93976, 125296 [pending results to see if a match]
NJ: N34134
Richard 1790 m Agnes BROOM [pending results to see if a match]: 122964
The following immigrants to Colonial America are NOT RELATED to anyone in Group A – Their DNA Groups are shown:
[additional lines from England in established Groups – they do not match each other; and they do not match any above]
Nicholas BARTLETT 1642 England or France; of Somerset Co, MD – see Group C [R1b1]
Robert BARTLETT 1603 England, of “Anne” lived Plymouth, MA [Mayflower] - see Group F [R1b1c]
Thomas BARTLETT 1731 England > Thomas > Charles to Canada – see Group G [R1b1c]
Thomas BARTLETT 1655 England-1711 Talbot Co, MD – see Group H [R1b1c]
Joseph BARTLETT 1630 of Newton, MA – see Group I [I1c]
Edmond BARTLETT of Eunley, England > Richard 1575 of Newbury, MA [1634 to America] – see Group J [I1a]
Henry BARTLETT of Marlboro, MA – see Group M [R1b1]
See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cst/bartlett/teamdex.htm for the BARTLETT Teams:
Team 1: Robert BARTLETT 1632 of “Lyon” to CT to MA – NO DNA
Team 2: Richard BARTLETT of Newbury, MA Group J
Team 3: Thomas BARTLETT 1730 of Fauquier/Harrison Co, VA Group B
Team 4: James BARTLETT > Samuel Douglas Group D
Team 5: Joseph BARTLETT of Newton, MA Group I
Team 6: John BARTLETT of Norwalk, CT – NO DNA
Team 7: Thomas BARTLETT 1670 of Essex Co, VA Group D
Team 8: John BARTLETT of Windsor, CT Group W
Team 9: Robert BARTLETT of Plymouth, MA of Anne (Mayflower) Team F [DNA matches Team 11]
Team 10: John BARTLETT of Weymouth, MA and Cumberland, RI – NO DNA
Team 11: Joseph/Joshua BARTLETT of VA, NC & TN Group F [DNA matches Team 9]
The following Individuals have agreed to have their emails listed:
Group B [Team 3]; Richmond Co, VA [E1b1b1a2]
7744
8828
5960 [Jim Bartlett jim4bartletts@verizon.net ]
7925
10388 [Audrey Zatarian zatriani@aol.com ]
32042 [Jeff Bartlett jefferb1@yahoo.com ]
71171
6066 [Ches Bartlett seabartlett@hotmail.com ]
N58717
Group C; Somerset Co, MD & Dobbs Co, NC [R1b1]
8049 [Betty Faulkner bettybf@bellsouth.net ]
9246
21592
28173
18676
18683 [Ann Bartlett Lee PALEE55@aol.com
49710
10882 [Ann Bartlett Lee PALEE55@aol.com ]
14689
83599 [Tonia Porter toniab@knology.net ]
87652
23546
Group D [Team 7]; VA; Spotsylvania Co, VA [R1b1b2]
8366 [Steve Bartlett; sjbartlett@aol.com ]
8316 [Bill Bartlett LandManC21@aol.com ]
Group E: BERK[E]LEY from Westmoreland and Loudoun Co, VA; [R1b1b2]
17899
92185 [Mike Berkeley mike@mexicomedical.org ]
Group F [Teams 9 & 11]; Plymouth, MA; Henry Co, VA; KY; TN [R1b1b2]
28274 [Stan Bartlett bartmail@rochester.rr.com ]
41255 [Bob Bartlett rlbart@centurytel.net ]
21691
9078 [Stephanie Bartlett stephbartlett@comcast.net ]
53018 [MATCH, but paper trail to J]
72692
81640/95
6222 [Barb Thomas; bbtho203@yahoo.com ]
7378 [Pat Sutton patsysutton@pixius.net ]
N48915
19166 [Janet Moravec; Janet@Moravec.net ]
N03391
7165
29065 [Carol Selander cas1950@grandecom.net ]
46144
93549
Group G; VA; Warren Co, NC [R1b1b2]
9170
18681 [Ellen sesydmed1945@aol.com ]
6135 [Claudette Duncan 4cduncan@charter.net ]
7608 [Jean Blackmon WFBDAD@bellwouth.net ]
14699 [Linda Bartlett llbartlett@provalue.net ]
39598 [Bonnie bgallaf569@rogers.com ]
Group H; Talbot Co, MD [R1b1b2]
76856
8557 [Bill Bartlett WILMBART@aol.com ]
19755 [Ray Bartlett rbartlet@bellsouth.net]
90165
Group I [Team 5]; Newton, MA [I2b]
7680
18571
18919
25107
40317
51214
82540
115442
117310
119229
Group J [Team 2]; Newbury, MA [I1]
45655 [John Clement JohnClem@who.net ]
47814
N19381
80929
65252
8532 [Bette Bartlett blb@columbia-center.org ]
41869 [John Clement johnClem@who.net & Barbara Finney bfz@swbell.net ]
53018 [NO MATCH, but match to Group F]
8875 [Ingrid Figueroa ingfig@sbcglobal.net ]
112829 [Steve Bartlett sjbartlett@aol.com ]
113861
122829
Group L; from KY to Lincoln Co, TN & Union Co, IL (Anna) [R1b1b2]
71092
53081
Group M; Marlboro, MA [R1b1]
79205 [name & email on file]
82320
86466
Group N; UNK to Pitt Co, NC & SC [R1b1b2]
43472
45148
Group R, BARTLEY fm Ireland [I2a]
19137
100076
100077
Group S, Canada [R1b1b2];
88048 [Ron Bartlett ronbart12@msn.com [
107128
Group V; Hadley, MD [I1]
81782
39100 [Flavia Hodges flavia@infionline.net ]
39101
44856
82540] [this is probably wrong ancestry]
Group W; Windsor, CT [Team 8] [R1b1b2]
57008
N46627
57717
Perquimans Co, NC:18538
PA: 19137
NJ: N34134
Jim Bartlett jim4bartletts@verizon.net
BARTLETT-DNA Project Administrator