Male line descendants of British & Irish Earls Nobles Barons and Gentry may join. At present we do not have an Activity Feed. we also lack a co-administrator so grouping will be delayed. For a more active project join England GB Groups EIJ project which has a very busy Activity Feed. Kits are sometimes transferred between these two projects. an overhaul of this project is planned but this will take some months.

Why join a project? 1/You get access to more information. 2/ You give others the ability to find you, so it is not all down to you. 3/ The Activity Feed in this project is very busy and a good place to ask questions. In general people should be members of three types of projects. A) A geographical project such as this. B) a surname project if there is one, C) At least one and perhaps more than one haplogroup projects. This project was started in Feb 2016.It's purpose was finding origins of surnames and DNA groups in Great Britain in England, Scotland, Wales and indeed Ireland. We hope to answer a number of different questions about the settlement of the British Isles. Great Britain is the largest island in the British isles which is why it is called great. England, Scotland and Wales can be looked at within modern political boundaries and there are projects for Scotland and Wales. This project takes a different approach ignoring modern political boundaries. It allows us to see all the British information in one concentrated place. Please note, unless you allow Admin to see your results by having your settings at least to LIMITED ACCESS we will not be able to do this. So if you are of English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish background you are welcome to join. The British Isles are dominated by the R1b haplogroup. This project gives emphasis to minority groups such as E, G, I and J. Other minority groups such as R1a and T are also welcome. Indeed if you are R1b you are also welcome! Place name surnames such as those ending -ton, -ham, -ford, -ley, -bridge, -worth, -stone, -well, -bridge, -by, -bury, -caster, -ing, -thorpe, -thwaite, -ey, -stow, cliff,-hill, -wick etc are particularly welcome. You can only join if you have tested with FTDNA Familytreedna If you are asking a question please give your kit number and haplogroup. Please do not send questions to our individual email addresses; they will not be answered. There are many pages in this project, try resetting your lines per page and searching your name or kit number to get to your information quickly. This is a gracious project, so be polite. Bad behaviour is not tolerated and regrettably sometimes people have to be removed.

Héritage français vous invite à explorer vos résultats ADN/French Heritage welcomes you to explore your DNA results<p> The main goal of the project is to find and confirm DNA signatures of ancestors, mainly in today's Quebec, Acadia and old Louisiana, preferably before 1800, and Metis/Natives of these area. This is a matter of documentation that can be validated. It extends to France, other French colonies, French-speaking countries and French migrants like Huguenots, but documentation is usually lacking to confirm this extended area. <p> Some help can be provided but stay focussed to the primary goal (finding DNA signatures). There is over 8,000 participants in 2018. <p> Confirmed signatures are presently found at <a href="http://www.francogene.com/triangulation/">http://www.francogene.com/triangulation/</a>. Please contact Denis Beauregard for explanations and further information. <p>For questions and discussions related to DNA and its use in genealogy please use the : <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/frenchDNA/">Facebook French Heritage forum</a> <p> <b>EN FRANÇAIS</b> Le premier but de ce projet est de trouver et confirmer les signatures ADN d'ancêtres, surtout pour le Québec moderne, l'Acadie et la Louisiane ancienne, de préférence avant 1800, et les Métis/Autochtones de ces régions. Ceci est une question de documentation vérifiable. On touche aussi la France, les autres colonies françaises, les pays francophones et les migrants français comme les Huguenots, mais il est difficile de documenter ce qui concerne cette région étendue. <p> Les signatures confirmées sont présentement sur <a href="http://www.francogene.com/triangulation/">http://www.francogene.com/triangulation/</a>. Contactez Denis Beauregard pour des explications, pour de l'aide ou pour toute suggestion. <p>Pour des questions et discussions touchant l'ADN à des fins de généalogie utilisez l'un de ces forums sur FaceBook: <br> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/genealogie.ADN/">Forum Généalogie par ADN</a> <br> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/France.ADN.Genealogie.Genetique/">Forum Facebook ISOGG en français</a> <br> <p>

The Langley Surname DNA Project was originally established to identify Langley family related to John Langley, Sr. (b. 1771-1780) who is first found in Shelby County, AL in 1820 and 1830 census data. As the project has grown, a number of distinct Langley lineages have been identified. We invite anyone with the Langley surname or one of its variants (LANGLY, LONGLEE, LANGLIE, etc.) to join us. The DNA sample must be from a male carrying the surname to be of genealogical significance to this project. For more information, please contact the Group Administrators.

Tracing your surname or doing school work? We have the most Langton, Langston, Langdon L***on DNA lines. Take a Y37 which traces the male line and your chances of a match are really high. We need Langtons etc from the English Midlands, Yorkshire or Durham. But wherever you are from get a Y37 test, usually just over $100 now a fraction of the price it was 5 years ago. Ancestry.uk do not do male line testing.The Project is run by David Langton from England and Danny Langton from Canada and Rory O'Shea in Ireland. Take a look at the Activity Feed. You can also look at the Lost Langtons site. Your test result could help pin down the Langton/Langdon/Langstone/Lenton/Langthorne village for both you and others. Time to get tested!!! We particularly would like Langtons from Leicestershire, Durham Sunderland, Northumberland and Cambridgeshire to get tested. Langstons from around Evesham and Aylesbury would be good. Lentons from the Midlands. Langhorn /Langthorn from Yorkshire or Cumbria. LANGTON LENTON LINTON LAUGHTON LANDON LONGHORN LANGHORNE LONGTON LONGTHORN LANGTHORNE LANTON LANGDON Langston Langstone Lavender, Lavinder, Langon Langone Langin etc. You are all welcome. The L-N-N name has developed to many forms and we are particularly interested in achieving matches across similar surnames.In some cases there has been a drift from Lan to Lam so if you are called Lambden,Lambdon, Lamb, Lambert, Lampson or Lamson it may also be worth joining to explore this possibility. Also if you are a rare LANKTON LANGHORN LONGHORN LONGTHORNE LANGONE LANTON LANGDON LANCTON LANCKTON LUNNON LANGON LANGIN LANGO LINGO ANGONE ANGON. FTDNA has a place for you.