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We will strive to create a database of names and locations of all of the Barfoot/Barefoot families in the United States, then further our research to across the pond:
We are trying to locate testers from each male line listed below. We need both males and females who have tested: Ydna, Mtdna, and Autosomal DNA
According to the 1790 Census:
- Create a database based on DNA results
- Create a database based on traditional documentation
- Create a database based on family trees and undocumented stories
- Create a map documenting the migration within the United States
- Continue researching into Europe
Check out our Facebook Group: Barfoot Surname (Public Group) https://www.facebook.com/groups/42818350711/about/
As the Barfoot/Barefoot Family traveled from the East-coast, into the different areas of the newly forming United States, they left descendants in many locations. Through traditional research, many have found paths to their past, but for some, the paper documentation can be only a theory.
Our Goal is to establish DNA data to help prove or disprove some of these theories. With the DNA data, we will strive to create a database of names and locations of all of the Barfoot/Barefoot families in the United States, then further our research to across the pond.We are trying to locate testers from each male line listed below. We need both males and females who have tested: Ydna, Mtdna, and Autosomal DNA
According to the 1790 Census:
| Name | Location in 1790 | ||
| Noah Barfoot Senior | Johnston, North Carolina | ||
| Noah Barfoot Junior | Johnston, North Carolina | ||
| James Banefoot | Bladen, North Carolina | ||
| Jeptha Barefoot | Edgecombe, North Carolina | ||
| Jeptha Barefoot Junior | Edgecombe, North Carolina | ||
| John Barefoot | Prince Fredericks, Georgetown, South Carolina | ||
| John Barefoot | Wayne, North Carolina | ||
| Noah Barefoot | Edgecombe, North Carolina | ||
| Sam Barefoot | Conentry, Chester, Pennsylvania | ||
| William Barefoot | Edgecombe, North Carolina |