KIM, KIMM, KIME, KEM, KYM, KEHM, KEIM, KIHM, KEMME, KIMS, KYME, KHYM, McKIM, and any other reasonable spelling variations are welcome to join the project. Only males have Y-chromosomes, so only male KIM (or varient) can participate. If you are female, you can have a male KIM (or varient) relative submit a sample for your line. To participate meaningfully, testees will need to share their direct male line ancestry back to the earliest known KIM (or varient) in the form of a pedigree (excluding living persons).