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Project members are submitting family Gedcom outlines (Family
Trees), which are being uploaded to each members page.
More than half of the project members have this information
listed on their individual project member page.
This provides site visitors as well as project members,
with information on ancestor, locale and time lines.
For those project members who have not submitted them to
me yet, PLEASE remember this is a crucial step in proven
research.
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The Family Line of William
Manley, South Carolina
DNA Test Kit# 15046
*Family lines of descent
included at bottom of page.
Y DNA Values
Markers noted as faster mutating
are indicated in black.
| Marker |
393 |
390 |
19 |
391 |
385a |
385b |
426 |
388 |
439 |
389-1 |
392 |
389-2 |
| Value |
14
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24
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14
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11
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11
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14
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12
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12
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12
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13
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15
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29
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Extended Markers
| Marker |
458 |
459a |
459b |
455 |
454 |
447 |
437 |
448 |
449 |
464a |
464b |
464c |
464d |
| Value |
18
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9
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10
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11
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11
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26
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15
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19
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29
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15
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16
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17
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18
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| Marker |
460 |
GATA H4 |
YCA II a |
YCA II b |
456 |
607 |
576 |
570 |
CDY a |
CDY b |
442 |
438 |
| Value |
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Genetic Distance Analysis to
others in project:
12 Marker Analysis
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Kit#
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Distance
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Matching
Markers
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13008
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1
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11/12
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93441
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1
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11/12
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12748
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2
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10/12
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37611
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2
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10/12
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N27599
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2
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10/12
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3W275
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3
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9/12
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11775
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4
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8/12
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11931
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4
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8/12
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12915
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4
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8/12
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12968
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4
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8/12
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15739
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4
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8/12
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18643
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4
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8/12
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18958
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4
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8/12
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24846
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4
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8/12
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34065
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4
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8/12
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89835
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4
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8/12
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90371
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4
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8/12
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98092
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4
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8/12
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N50533
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4
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8/12
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11932
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5
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7/12
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13250
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5
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7/12
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17526
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5
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7/12
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39882
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5
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7/12
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74163
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5
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7/12
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4V729
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5
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7/12
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81723
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5
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7/12
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15932
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6
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6/12
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11820
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7
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5/12
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17679
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7
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5/12
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23630
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7
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5/12
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N24453
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7
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5/12
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14125
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8
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4/12
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22826
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8
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4/12
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18321
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9
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3/12
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C4BMF
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10
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2/12
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58190
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11
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1/12
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N10183
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11
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1/12
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15303
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12
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0
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N38464
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13
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0
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98500
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15
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0
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23540
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17
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0
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30042
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18
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0
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15933
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24
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0
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Results for 25 Markers
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Kit
Number
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Distance
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Matching
Markers
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13008
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1
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24/25
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93441
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2
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23/25
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N27599
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3
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22/25
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12748
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4
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21/25
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3W275
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6
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19/25
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39882
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7
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18/25
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11775
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10
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15/25
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11931
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11
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14/25
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12968
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11
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14/25
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13250
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11
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14/25
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18643
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11
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14/25
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90371
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11
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14/25
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17679
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12
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13/25
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74163
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12
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13/25
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89835
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12
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13/25
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4V729
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13
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12/25
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58190
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14
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11/25
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14125
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16
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9/25
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11820
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17
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8/25
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C4BMF
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18
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7/25
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98500
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29
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0
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30042
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33
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0
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E-Mail
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Family
Gedcom Outline
*1st Generation
Wiliam Manly, Sr.
b. 1787 South Carolina
d. September 1842, Vermillion County, Newport, Indiana
bur. Unknown
m. Newport, Indiana
Spouse. Elizabeth Nickels aka Nickel
*2nd Generation
William Manly
b. March 4, 1822 Newport, Indiana
d. December 18, 1888 Spearville, Ford County, Kentucky
bur. Unknown
m. March 5, 1855, Edgar County, Illinois
Spouse. Minerva Ingram
*3rd Generation
Melvin Manly
b. march, 24, 1857, Prairie, Edgar, Illinois
d. April 19, 1929 Klickitat County, Washington
bur. White Salmon, Klickitat, Washington
m. December 14, 1877, LaCygne, Linn, KS
Spouse. Emily Rush
*4th Generation
William C. Manly
b. June 21, 1879 Lacygne, Linn, Kansas
d. June 16, 1964 Vancouver, Clark, Washington
bur. White Salmon, Klickitat, Washington
m. September 20, 1920, Goldendale, White Salmon, Klickitat,
Washington
Spouse. Iva Trotter
*5th Generation
Living
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Please
visit our family website @ "Cavaliers
& Cossacks". This site has just about everything possible
in one genealogy site and welcomes contributions from those interested.
Have
a website dedicated to Manley?Manly family research? Why not become
a member of the Manley/Manly Family WebRing?
All information
contained within these pages are the property of those individuals
tested and of the Manley/Manly DNA Family Tree Project and may not
be copied, reproduced or duplicated without the express permission
of the owners.
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How
many markers and where to test?
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We strongly
encourage project members to test for 25(+)
markers, to generate more accurate results.
For those
earliest members of our project, we would love to see those
who can, upgrade to the 25(+)
FamilyTreedNA
provides group discounts for testing through projects conducted
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They
provide comparisons to other project members and others
in their database, Haplogroup
results, as well as "RECENT ETHNIC ORIGINS (REO) Database
of genetic test results".
It is
not required that all individuals participate through FamilyTreedNA,
but those submitting results from other facilities (Such
as DNAHeritage)
will take longer to have their results included in the project
and they will not have the "RECENT ETHNIC ORIGINS (REO)
Database of genetic test results".
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