In a message dated 7/10/2004 3:20:46 AM Central Daylight Time, jclarke@rose.net writes: GA came from Granville County, NC, the TAYLORS of Burke and later Washington County, GA probably also. This DNA also cements the relationship I have known that existed between the Gen. Beverly Daniel EVANS family of Sandersville, Washington County, GA and my DANIEL bunch, since he too, was a Middlesex DANIEL descendant. Floyd DANIEL of Madison, GA was also correct when he told me several years ago that he was not related to my father because to my best information his DANIEL line is not. Let's put all of this in its proper perspective, these results were a surprise to me and while I have always considered it as being possible, especially since I have the names Chesley and Robert all through my DANIEL, family -- most other known links lead in completely different directions. I think if you have not already committed to taking these "Y" DNA tests, if you are a male, then I think it is another reason to do so. If you are a female, then you need to find a male in your family that can take these test. I think these DNA tests are going to change a lot of previously proven assignments. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA John Who were your Taylor's? My husband Arthur T Taylor descends from Joseph Taylor bn 1869 and Frances Elizabeth (Elvie) Nail who were in Elmore county,Al 1900 where some of their children were shown on census. Elvie 1891 Joseph Thomas bn 1892 John W 1895 Robert Lee 1899 Later these children were bn Lucile 1901 Martha Veda Avalon 1903 Vera 1903 twin to Veda I am curious why veda had 3 names and i can find only 1 for vera Haston 1908 later I think on 1920 or 1930 I find Joseph and Frances Nail Taylor in Lagrange Troup co,Ga I think with J W ( John W ) And Joseph Thomas was in Muscogee Co,Ga Haston was in Thomaston Ga was a mgr at a mill. Robert lee was in Schley Co Americus or Ellaville Ga Thanks Betty