Hi Rose, Matt, I found the following websites that offer Y DNA tests: www.familytreedna.com - $229 for 24, $289 for 37 www.relativegenetics.com - $155 for 24, $195 for 37 ($40 more for analysis etc.) www.dnaconsultants.com - $310 for 36 markers www.genetree.com - $195 for 24 markers Not sure which company is the most reliable and has the most to offer. Where are the Collins DNA marker tests posted? They seemed to imply Collins were tested on their sites, but nothing was listed. Let me know your recommendations. I have my favorites based on what is offered on their websites and the prices. Frank --- Rose Lowther <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi. I just wanted to check in with everyone about > the Collins DNA > study. I post from time to time just to let folks > know the study is > still out there. Collins males (from an unbroken > line of Collins > fathers and sons) are encouraged to participate. > www.relativegenetics.com is the company we use for > testing. The cost is > much lower than previously mentioned in previous > posts. It's now $155. > I figure it's well worth the price to help determine > a connection to > other Collins lines, or to eliminate them as > possible relations. We've > collected samples from about 20 lines of Collins > males thus far and have > been able to connect 11 of them into three different > connected lines. > > I'm a volunteer co-coordinator along with Roger > Collins. We have been > looking at Collins families in the GA, SC, VA, NC in > the 1700's and > 1800's. We are also interested in MD/DE Collins, as > we have found > descendants of these folks in and around Georgia in > the early 1800's. > So far our subjects are all of European descent, we > haven't encountered > any Melungeon results thus far, but that's probably > because there's > another study may have attracted the folks which > suspect that type of > lineage. > > I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has > about this study. It > has helped me tremendously as it "proved" my > ancestor (born 1785) shared > a common ancestor along with another Collins male > (died in 1806) whom I > suspected a relationship but could never "prove". > > Thanks, > Rose Collins Lowther > > > > ==== COLLINS Mailing List ==== > Need list assistance? Please contact: Barbara V. > Byrd at: [email protected] > List Admin for COLLINS-L and COLLINS-D > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Calling all Collinses...... I'm looking for Collins males who have a richly documented Collins' family tree, I would like to open a dialogue with you because YOUR participation in the Collins DNA study is key to it's continued success. I'd like to document an abbreviated family tree including your Collins-male-ancestor's name, birth date, birthplace along with your contact information. And I'll place you on a "prosepective participant" list, and in order to locate a sponsor who has interest in your family patriarch who may be willing to cover the cost of your test. Matt Collins and Roger Collins also are working on the study, so if you are contacted by them regarding the study, they are as "good as gold" to talk to about it. Rose Collins Lowther Volunteer co-coordinator Collins DNA Study

Is there anyone on the list descending from Jeremiah Collins who served in the Revolution. Supposedly born in Cumberland Co. NC and moved to Williamson Co. Tn. Had possibly a daughter Rose Ann who married first David Hinds and second Joseph G. Kelso. Son William born about 1803 and son Jeremiah born about 1809 and married Amanda Durpree. This family lived out their lives in Graves County, Kentucky. Have a good Day Oleen

In a message dated 5/20/05 9:00:44 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Teri in regard to your response to Rose Lowther about the Collins DNA test Can you share the info you have on your GA Collins line. I too am interested in Collins from GA in the early 1800s. I have a "male line" until mid 1800 and I may be able to follow a brother after that, similar to what you are doing by using a cousin. Porter Click 1284 Crabapple Rd. Big Sandy, TX 75755 [email protected] I have a line of Collins that came form Ga./ N. Fl. area. William J. Collins b. abt 1869 son of Mary Giddens and John W. Collins, m Mollie Mae Bullard their children are: Willie & Peter (twins), Thomas Hardy, David, Jesse, Bessie, Molly, Lula, and Garfield Peter m. Courtney Phillips Willie m. Earline Phillips David married Johnnie Palmer Bessie married(1) William Kelly then to (2)Charlie Guest Thomas Hardy married Helen Young Lula Married John Hicks Garfeild Married Clyde Young John W. Collins is as far as I can go with this line. I need the parents of John W., all census record say he was b. in SC. And I can find no siblings. I am using Peters son Burens, Son Ronnie to match our DNA. Wish us luck! Teri Schneider

In a message dated 5/19/05 11:26:03 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Hi. I just wanted to check in with everyone about the Collins DNA study. I post from time to time just to let folks know the study is still out there. Collins males (from an unbroken line of Collins fathers and sons) are encouraged to participate. www.relativegenetics.com is the company we use for testing. The cost is much lower than previously mentioned in previous posts. It's now $155. I figure it's well worth the price to help determine a connection to other Collins lines, or to eliminate them as possible relations. We've collected samples from about 20 lines of Collins males thus far and have been able to connect 11 of them into three different connected lines. I'm a volunteer co-coordinator along with Roger Collins. We have been looking at Collins families in the GA, SC, VA, NC in the 1700's and 1800's. We are also interested in MD/DE Collins, as we have found descendants of these folks in and around Georgia in the early 1800's. So far our subjects are all of European descent, we haven't encountered any Melungeon results thus far, but that's probably because there's another study may have attracted the folks which suspect that type of lineage. I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has about this study. It has helped me tremendously as it "proved" my ancestor (born 1785) shared a common ancestor along with another Collins male (died in 1806) whom I suspected a relationship but could never "prove". Thanks, Rose Collins Lowther Rose, I have gone to the website you mentioned and ordered a DNA kit. My Collins like comes from Berrien Co. GA and My 3rd cousin is a direct male of a male descendant. I have tried to link my line to that of Enoch Collins, but have not prevailed. My last known Male Collins Ancestor is John W. Collins b. abt. 1833 in N.C. and settled in Berrien Ga. died before 1890. Hopefully I can connect my family with another line to help in our research. I will keep in touch. Teri Wiggins Schneider

Hi. I just wanted to check in with everyone about the Collins DNA study. I post from time to time just to let folks know the study is still out there. Collins males (from an unbroken line of Collins fathers and sons) are encouraged to participate. www.relativegenetics.com is the company we use for testing. The cost is much lower than previously mentioned in previous posts. It's now $155. I figure it's well worth the price to help determine a connection to other Collins lines, or to eliminate them as possible relations. We've collected samples from about 20 lines of Collins males thus far and have been able to connect 11 of them into three different connected lines. I'm a volunteer co-coordinator along with Roger Collins. We have been looking at Collins families in the GA, SC, VA, NC in the 1700's and 1800's. We are also interested in MD/DE Collins, as we have found descendants of these folks in and around Georgia in the early 1800's. So far our subjects are all of European descent, we haven't encountered any Melungeon results thus far, but that's probably because there's another study may have attracted the folks which suspect that type of lineage. I'll be happy to answer any questions anyone has about this study. It has helped me tremendously as it "proved" my ancestor (born 1785) shared a common ancestor along with another Collins male (died in 1806) whom I suspected a relationship but could never "prove". Thanks, Rose Collins Lowther

Howdy Cousins: PLEASE NOTE: 28/OCT/1998 Submited By Sandra Farmer: Campbell & Collins--SEEKING Parents of Fountain Campbell, Sr. Born 1803 in Amherst County Va Married Clandria Collins in Augusta County Va. The Daughter of REV. Luke Collins OCT/16/1926. Nelson County Va information on Collins Campbell. 19 August/ 2001 Submited by: Campbell-- GUNKEL-- Looking for My G. G. G. G. Grand Father Fountain Campbell M. Clandria Collins in Augusta Co Va. Now I am hoping that thease Two People OR some one that Knows them or Something about REV, LUKE COLLINS Or the Campbells & MAYBE there was the Name of Fountain Connected to This Family. PLEASE-THANKS ANY INFO. CUZ A T & Leona <[email protected]>

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Found Deeds in the Smith Co Court House, Tyler TX: William C Collins, land grant by Gov P H Bell, 13 Apr 1840, Nacogdoches Land District, Smith Co, TX, for 320 acres of Isaac E Dunahoo headright. (Although the document is dated 1840 it may have been written in 1850 to honor a promise of Republic of Texas land for military service since Texas was a Republic in 1840 and P H Bell was not a governor until 1850.) William C Collins, sale of 320 acres, Smith Co, TX, 7 Apr 1851 Joseph Collins and wife Angelina Collins, sale of land in Smith Co, TX, 7 Nov 1851 Robert Collins, of Bibb Co GA, sale of slaves to sister-in-law Rebecca Patton, of Smith Co, TX, 17 Feb 1851 Does anyone recognize these Collins? I am particularly interested in the origin of Joseph and wife Angelina Collins or where they went after leaving Smith Co, TX.. Porter Click 1284 Crabapple Rd. Big Sandy, TX 75755 [email protected]

Hello all: Sorry, need to make a correction on the Edward Collins family line I sent out earlier this week. The Stella married to Jake Russell was not a collins; she was the daughter of William Jesse Lemaster and Nancy Jane Sparks. Thanks, Garry R. Felty

Has anyone come across a COLLINS family link to this particular THOMPSON family? My ancestor was Erasmus Thompson Collins born 1819 KY married to Susan Willoughby on 15 May 1850 Mason Co KY. I *believe* his father was Aquilla Collins, but only have his participation in some court documents to support that (no will). I have no idea who Aquilla Collins' wife was or where they came from, but I suspect Maryland. With the name of Erasmus Thompson Collins I would suspect that there is a family tie in of some sort, but have never been able to find it. Other children of Aquilla (I *think*) are: Mason Collins born 1812, Milton J Collins born 1815, America Collins born @ 1823, John T. Collins born 1829 & Rebecca Collins born 1795. Hoping someone can prove or disprove this line. I've never come across anyone else researching this line of Collins. At 06:29 PM 4/21/2005 -0600, [email protected] wrote: >Repost with a new e-mail address: John THOMPSON Sr,. born 1737 in Ireland >and died 1 Jul 1822, Anderson twp near Cincinnati. He and his sons John Jr >and Ralph operated a business in Mason County KY and later in Cincinnati. >His wife was Eleanor (KELLY). Children were Prudence, Thomas (father of >Erasmus, Mason Co), John Jr., Ralph, Eleanor (KENTON) Samuel Perry, Nancy >(VAIL), and perhaps William. I'd certainly like to exchange data regarding >the THOMPSON - KELLY family, either via the list, or direct E-mail to >[email protected] or any other means. Thanks! Robbintina Kellum Harrison Born in Hamilton, OH - Currently living in Downers Grove IL Researching ancestors: DENISON, DIX, MORROW, KELLAM, GAMBRALL, WILLIAMS, ATKINS, HARGROVE, FULTON, CRAWFORD, ALLEN, CARR, STOKLEY, YOCUM, WHEATLEY, COLLINS, WILLOUGHBY, WELTON, RENICK, TANDY, SPARKS, HARNESS, GLOVER, GASPER, CAMPBELL, FEASEL, REED, WEETER, HERRINGSHAW, REESE, PLANTZ, STARR

There are a couple of other Lists on ROOTSWEB where you might find people interested in a convict transported to Sydney: AUS-PT-JACKSON-CONVICTS- AUS-CONVICTS- For a general understanding of the era of transportation, see "The Fatal Shore", by Robert HUGHES (1987, still in print). Peter THOMAS Darwin, AUSTRALIA <[email protected]> -----Original Message----- From: thomas COLLINS [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, 8 April 2005 9:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Francis Collins Australia interested in a Francis Collins or Cullinane, who was tried for sheep stealing in 1836 in Sligo, Ireland and transported Sydney, sailed Cork on the vessel 'Captain Cook' 5th July 1836, arrived 13th November 1836. I have been tracing my family in the Sligo area and there was an old family story of someone 'hung or transported' for stealing sheep any descendents of this Francis Collins out there and any records of the person I would love to hear from you. tom Collins

interested in a Francis Collins or Cullinane, who was tried for sheep stealing in 1836 in Sligo, Ireland and transported Sydney, sailed Cork on the vessel 'Captain Cook' 5th July 1836, arrived 13th November 1836. I have been tracing my family in the Sligo area and there was an old family story of someone 'hung or transported' for stealing sheep any descendents of this Francis Collins out there and any records of the person I would love to hear from you. tom Collins

On the Monroe County USGenWeb site, there is a transcription of intruders on Cherokee lands. Evidently the names early on the list may have been there as early as 1798. Early on the list is a John Collins. I'm looking into the possibility that this John Collins might have been the father of Green Berry (or Greenberry) Collins, born in Tennessee of North Carolina parents abt 1822. He married Mary Ann (Polly) Garrett about 1847. EdrieAnne Broughton [email protected]

Looking for information on my ggf. Here is what I know. James Shaughnessy was born in Ireland about 1820. He married Honora Martell (b. abt 1815) before 1843 in Ireland. They had two children – David b. 1843 and James b. May 17, 1848 both in Limerick. They came to America together or separately between 1850 & 1854 settling in Cleveland, Ohio. They had two more children – Margaret b. about 1854 and Mary b. about 1858 in Ohio. Honora died March 28, 1862 in Cleveland. James then married Sarah Collins (who was born in Ireland) between 1862 & 1865. James & Sarah had two children – Margaret b. November 14, 1865 and John b. December 29, 1869 both in Ohio. David served in the Union Army during the Civil War rising to Sergeant and his brother James fought in the Indian Wars in Wyoming. James & Sarah and their two children were living in Marion, Ohio during the 1880 census. The senior James died in Cleveland on August 30, 1883. Sarah (Collins) Shaughnessy died in Cleveland January 10, 1907. Any Information on James, Honora or Sarah would be greatly appreciated. Rich O'Keefe Chardon, OH USA

William Collins married Cora Jane Hathaway on 4 Feb 1889 in Springfield, MO at the First Baptist Church, both gave their address as Campbell Township, Greene Co, MO. The couple had two children, Ruth Ann born in 1895 and Robert Fitzsimmons born in 1897. William was dead, or gone, in 1900. William may, or may not, have been born in Ireland. Does anyone know anything about William, or his family? Or Cora Jane, and her family? Any information on either William, Or Cora Jane, will be greatly appreciated Thank you Robert Collins

COLLINS Connections, I have a Cousin, Fountain Campbell Born in Amherst County, Va. in 1803, Who Married One Clarinda Collins in Agusta County Va, in 1826. Their Children at the time were: Sarah Campbell Born in Agusta County in 1833. James H Campbell Born in 1835-36 in Augusta County: Andrew J. Campbell Born in Botetort County in 1838, AS per 1850 Cencus in Russell County,Va NOW A BIT MORE: <JUDY> I <SAM CAMPBELL, your Cousin> saw your Mar. 3, update on Fountain Campbell Linage & saw where you had Rev. Samuel Collins wife as Sinica Cassell<Where did you find this,Did you locate their Marriage License? FURTHER: From: Fountain & Clandria Campbell, to Son <James C. H. Campbell B. MAY/8/1836 Augusta County Va.> 2nd M. Elizabeth <Betty> Ann Collins <Daughter of REV, Samuel & Sinica Collins. Now I am hoping There is some Information in the Collins Family Records that May Help Us to Learn JUST who Fountain Campbell,s Parents were, One reason That I Am Trying the Collins Family is that alot of times MAMAS Family had a beter record than Dadys DID Thanks CUZ A T & LEONA <[email protected]>

Hi, I am new to this list. I am also posting to other Australian/UK lists so apologise if I am driving anyone bananas. I am looking for any info or anyone researching the above families: William COLLINS b c1823 Wilts to parents George and Sarah COLLINS. William married Eliza BAKER b c1822 (Parents James and Sarah BAKER) and immigrated with the following children to Queensland, Australia: Eliza COLLINS b 1849 Hants William COLLINS b1853 Hants Alfreda COLLINS b1855 Wilts d1856 QLD Mary COLLLINS b 1857 Ipswich, QLD (married Maurice NOLAN) Martha COLLINS b1858 Warwick, QLD Emily COLLINS b1862 QLD d1863 QLD There could be links with the Chute, Wiltshire COLLINS family but I cant be positive about this. The other children born Chute Wiltshire I have for George and Sarah COLLINS are (This Sarah COLLINS is nee EAMER): Richard COLLINS b1821 Charlotte COLLINS b1826 Mary COLLINS b1831 Elizabeth COLLINS b1833 Hoping to make the Queensland connection which could aid in the Wiltshire/Hampshire one. I am descendent of Mary COLLINS. Most happy to share any information I have. Thank you, Audrey, New Zealand Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com

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