Subgroup Summaries

Group 01 – Haydock/Haddock  (Lancashire, UK / Northern Ireland, UK / USA)  I-M170>>I-FTF62593

There are three distinct subsets in this group of matches. All of these men have Doane/Doan/Dowen matches from the Doane DNA Project – Plymouth, MA. The Doane matches appear to trace their lineage back to John Doane, born 28 May 1590 in England, immigrated to Plymouth, Massachusetts before 1631, and died on 21 Feb 1685 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts.  Big Y 700 results suggest the Haydock/Haddock common ancestor with the Doanes was before 1650.  All of the Haddocks, but not the Haydocks, in this group descend from first and fifth documented sons of John Haddock (1720-1809) and Liscomb Taylor (1721-1802). John is the son of John Haddock, born in England and died in 1728 in St. Mary's City, MD and his wife Elizabeth Abell, born in 1677 and died in 1750 in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, in about 1716. Additional research is needed to resolve the issues with the Haddocks in Group 01 and 03.

Group 02 – Haddock  (UK, Maryland, USA)  I-M170>>I-FTB80198

The Haddock in this group, while not an STR match to the Haddocks in Group 01, is a Big Y match to the Haddocks & Haydocks in Group 01.  

Group 03 – Haddock (UK / Maryland, USA)  R-M269>>R-DL555>>R-FT11934

All of the Haddocks in this group descend from the second and fourth documented sons of John Haddock (1720-1809) and Liscomb Taylor (1721-1802). These 2 sons are different sons that those identified in Group 01. John is the son of John Haddock, born in England and died in 1728 in St. Mary's City, MD and his wife Elizabeth Abell, born in 1677 and died in 1750 in St. Mary’s County, Maryland, in about 1716. Additional research is needed to resolve the issues with the Haddocks in Group 01 and 03.

Group 04 – Lee/Haddock  (Cheshire, UK / Utah, USA)   I-M170>>I-Y139346

This group descends from Mary Haddock (1820, Barnton, Cheshire, England, UK – 1885, Bloomington, Bear Lake, Idaho, USA), and an unknown father. 

Group 05 – Hadock/Haydock/Haddock  (New York, USA)   I-M170>>I-M253

This group descends from William Hadock born in 1755.  He settled in New York, USA, likely in Dutchess County, where it is believed his only known son was born.  He enlisted in the Continental Army and fought in the Revolutionary War as part of the 4^th New York Regiment Albany Militia under Captain Samuel Sackett.  He died on 29 Jun 1778 from wounds received on the previous day at the Battle of Monmouth Court House in Freehold Borough, New Jersey, USA.

Haddock Ambilineal Descent

This group contains men who are Haddock descendants but not Haddock patrilineal descendants. Ancestors connecting these men to their Haddock heritage can be male or female. Their most recent Haddock ancestor was female.