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Project Surnames:

de Neuville	de Sutton	de Suttune	Dudley
Manners	Montague	Neville	Seuten/Seuton
Sitten	Sitton	Sudtone	Sutten
Sutton	Suttone	Teuton

Project Background:

This global DNA project welcomes all SUTTON family members regardless of the numerous spellings (e.g SUTTON, SITTON, SITTEN, SUTTEN, SEUTON, SEUTEN, SETTUNE, SUTTUNE, de SUTTONE etc). This Project also includes SUTTON-DE SOTTO-DUDLEY lines including the additional
surnames: de NEUVILLE, DUDLEY, MANNERS, MONTAGUE, NEVILLE and TEUTON.

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The Sutton name is English: habitational name from any of the extremely numerous places called Sutton, from Old English suð ‘south’ + tun ‘enclosure’, ‘settlement’.

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The most common DNA tests for genealogy are:

**Y-DNA is for your paternal line - your father, his father, his father's father etc on up the male line. Only a male can Y-DNA test. YDNA12 markers is more for anthropology; DNA matches can be long before surnames came into existance. But you can upgrade later to more markers. Y-DNA25 is "so-so" but you can upgrade later. Y-DNA37 markers is very, very good since it brings DNA matches much closer in time. And, Y-DNA67 markers is the top of the ine.
**mtDNA is for your maternal line - your mother, her mother, her mother's mother etc on up the female line. mtDNA is for low-resolution; mtDNAPlus is for high-resolution.

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-Feb2007: FTDNA has opened a multi-lingual office in Zurich aimed at gaining more overseas participants into the DNA Projects. This branch, iGENEA, offers customer support and news in Spanish, French, Italian, German and English, while providing local shipping and payment in common European currencies. In addition, the German DNA-Fingerprint merge with FTDNA, is complete. Thomas Krahn, DNA-Fingerprint owner/scientist, has officially moved to Houston and the new joint laboratory is up and running full steam!

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This is an interesting and fun site to learn about DNA for genealogy:
http://www.rootstelevision.com/players/player_dna.html

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Project Goals:

Our aim is to identify and link all the various SUTTON etc families, prove/disprove our genealogy theories and provide a unique opportunity to find new relatives. The success of the Project depends on the number of participants in the Project. The only requirement is submission of your earliest ancestor and direct line data. So, jump-start your research and join today. Remember, DNA does not lie!

Note: Project Administrators are volunteers. Our "payment" is the pleasure of helping others find their roots and new genetic relatives.

Project News:

On 13 July 2006, the separate Sutton-Dudley DNA Project was merged into the Sutton DNA Project.

Sutton and variants Soundex Code: S-350 for census searches
Dudley Soundex Code: D-400

Some Sutton Links and leads:
the Sutton Archives
http://www.forrestsutton.com/scrapbook/surname2.html

The Agincourt Honor Roll
Sutton, John.
Sutton, Robert.
Sutton, Thomas.
http://www.familychronicle.com/agincort.htm
http://www.GodfreyPatterson.com

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~colonialfamiliestonewjersey/
http://njsuttonfamily.org/
Sutton Obits: http://userdb.rootsweb.com/obituaries/

June 08 Note: Unfortunately, we had to remove a number of links to the rootsweb usgenweb sites because they were no longer functioning.

Project Results:

We currently have 51 participants in this international project with both matching and independent lines. These family lines are found in Canada, Europe, New Zealand and the United States and include Haplogroups E1b1 (formerly E3), G2, I and R1b.

Among our patriarchs are:

Charles Sutton bc1808 Kent?,UK

Frederick Sutton md Harriet Delphy < sordfytr@bellsouth.net >

James Sutton b bef 1650

James Sutton,b1718 Lancashire,UK < davidsuttonuk@talktalk.net >

John Sutton - first born Sutton of Dudley Castle, Staffordshire, England
http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/Bios/JohnSutton(1BDudley).htm
Sutton-Dudley-De Clonard of England, Spain and France
http://gw.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=iraird&lang=en;em=R;ei=503;long=on;spouse=on;et=M;color=;p=thomas;n=sutton+de+clonard
Le Teuton - Neuville - Sutton - Dudley - Sutton de Clonard
http://www.suttonclonard.com/Sotto_SuttonEngland.htm

Thomas Sutton b1818UK d New Zealand < wreid@ihug.co.nz >

Sutton from UK to Massachusetts and everywhere < joanh954@aol.com >
www.bjhughes.org

William Sutton b1797PA