About us
There has been substantial historical research on Burklow and Bartlow lines.Several variations in spelling have been identified. The oldest portions of theknown patrilineal line predate surnames; it that era patronyms or geographicidentifiers were used to distinguish individuals. An example of the latter is Lubberdink,the name of the family farm that helped define and differentiate their identity.
Please consult the website of a joint effort by Tom Burklow and DavidBartlow for additional background: http://www.burklowfamily.com.The patrilineal line is summarized at http://stumpf.org/genealogy/Burklow/tree.html.Please, also read our goals to better understand the nature of this project.
If you have tested at another venue consider transferring your raw DNA data to FTDNA. Here is how from a few compatible vendors:
You download your DNA results from MyHeritage. See this link: https://www.myheritage.com/help-center/en/article/how-do-i-download-my-raw-dna-data-file-from-myheritage
At ancestry.com, click on your name in the upper right, select my profile, the the Settings button and the the DNA link. At the bottom of the displayed page you can download you DNA results.
Then, go to https://www.familytreedna.com/autosomal-transfer. This should lead you through the upload. After that you will have a FTDNA account. You will have to pay $19 to get all the data exposed.
You can then join the Burklow project. To do this, go your home page. The menu at the top: Group Projects -> Join Project then search for Burklow and join.
At ancestry.com, click on your name in the upper right, select my profile, the the Settings button and the the DNA link. At the bottom of the displayed page you can download you DNA results.
Then, go to https://www.familytreedna.com/autosomal-transfer. This should lead you through the upload. After that you will have a FTDNA account. You will have to pay $19 to get all the data exposed.
You can then join the Burklow project. To do this, go your home page. The menu at the top: Group Projects -> Join Project then search for Burklow and join.