| Broom | 235 | BRO*M* & BRUM*s: Brome, Broome, Broom, Brumm, Brougham from everywhere and those surnames that sound like broom & surnames with suffixes added e.g. Bromfield, Bromley, Broomer, Broomhall, Broomhead, Broomall, Brumble/s, Brummett/e, and with prefixes added e.g. McBroom, etc. If you think your spelling of the name belongs here, please let me (the group administrator) know. We are using DNA analysis to determine which families are connected & which are not & to find incorrect lines. We need your participation. Note that I (the group administrator) will be putting your lineage & results on the web so we & everyone can see who we match with DNA & with lineage & how closely. If this lack of privacy is OK with you, we need your participation. Please select Y-DNA25, 37, or 67. Y-DNA12 is not good enough to distinguish among those of European descent. You can email me without obligation by clicking on 'Contact the Broom Group Administrator'. You may start a project for any of the above surnames & be a member of that project & this project at the same time or leave this project anytime & return anytime. Last rev. 28 Jan 2004 & 16 July 2009.<br> |
Project: Broom Members: 235 BRO*M* & BRUM*s: Brome, Broome, Broom, Brumm, Brougham from everywhere and those surnames that sound like broom & surnames with suffixes added e.g. Bromfield, Bromley, Broomer, Broomhall, Broomhead, Broomall, Brumble/s, Brummett/e, and with prefixes added e.g. McBroom, etc. If you think your spelling of the name belongs here, please let me (the group administrator) know. We are using DNA analysis to determine which families are connected & which are not & to find incorrect lines. We need your participation. Note that I (the group administrator) will be putting your lineage & results on the web so we & everyone can see who we match with DNA & with lineage & how closely. If this lack of privacy is OK with you, we need your participation. Please select Y-DNA25, 37, or 67. Y-DNA12 is not good enough to distinguish among those of European descent. You can email me without obligation by clicking on 'Contact the Broom Group Administrator'. You may start a project for any of the above surnames & be a member of that project & this project at the same time or leave this project anytime & return anytime. Last rev. 28 Jan 2004 & 16 July 2009.<br> |
| McBroom | 29 | The McBroom Family Project is open to all who are interested in working together to find their common heritage through sharing of information and DNA testing. All variant spellings are welcome. If your Surname is missing and should be included, we'll be glad to add it. Phone the administrator, James Green at 803-635-9236 & leave a message. |
Project: McBroom Members: 29 The McBroom Family Project is open to all who are interested in working together to find their common heritage through sharing of information and DNA testing. All variant spellings are welcome. If your Surname is missing and should be included, we'll be glad to add it. Phone the administrator, James Green at 803-635-9236 & leave a message. |
| NATCHEZ TRACE | 20 | This project is dedicated to the discovery of the early American Colonial ancestors of Dr. Edward Davie Garrison - Davies (1840-1928) who traveled and practiced medicine along the Natchez Trace and the Harrisonburg/ElCamino Real Trails which were extensions of the Natchez Trace through Louisiana and into Texas. It is believed that in most probability, this Garrison - Davies Line is descended from the Montauban, France Line of Garrissons who migrated into New York, Maryland and Virginia quite sometime prior to the American Revolution. Our project is both a YDna and Family Finder autosomal Dna endeavor. |
Project: NATCHEZ TRACE Members: 20 This project is dedicated to the discovery of the early American Colonial ancestors of Dr. Edward Davie Garrison - Davies (1840-1928) who traveled and practiced medicine along the Natchez Trace and the Harrisonburg/ElCamino Real Trails which were extensions of the Natchez Trace through Louisiana and into Texas. It is believed that in most probability, this Garrison - Davies Line is descended from the Montauban, France Line of Garrissons who migrated into New York, Maryland and Virginia quite sometime prior to the American Revolution. Our project is both a YDna and Family Finder autosomal Dna endeavor. |