Maps Useful to Mic’s Mt-DNA Journey MT-DNA American Migrations The following maps are from, Map Guide to American Migration Routes 1735-1815, by William Dollarhide, published 1997 by Heritage Quest, a division of AGLL, Bountiful, UT. For an explanation and history of each map, refer to the book. The …
My match got me back to their farthest back Mt-DNA ancestor, Amanda Fassett who married William Henry Dickenson, also found as Dickerson and Dickinson. This would be my match’s Great-Great Grandmother (5th Generation). I was able to extend the lineage back a couple generations and merge it with the …
My match got me back to their farthest back Mt-DNA ancestor, Gertrude Ferguson. This would be my match’s Grandmother (2nd Generation). I was able to extend the lineage back a couple generations and merge it with the Remmen Pedigree where Lucy (1783-1849) and Abigail Goff (1776-1836) were sisters, daughter of …
I have chosen the Engstrom pedigree as the first of my non – Keziah Willis matches. This is the longest in generations and farthest back pedigree of all my Mt-DNA matches and is copied from my match’s the online tree and other sources. I have chosen to not identify …
Meador Following is the pedigree of my Mt-DNA match-Meador Begining with the first three generations from Keziah Willis to present For the ancestry of Keziah Willis view Mic’s Mt-DNA Generations 6 and 7 Generations 8-10 Generation 6) Keziah Willis b 1806 Hancock County, GA Married William F (Buck) Cobb Generation …