HATCHER website: http://hatcherfamilyassn.com HALL DNA project: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~nhatcher/hall/HDNAtest.htm "If you can't stand the skeletons, stay out of the closet" - Val D Greenwood I've now switched a whole bunch of Hatchers around and also had the "doc" cure my ailing computer......... Caleb Henry and Spencer Hatcher are now the sons of Archibald and Elizabeth J LNU. Archibald appears to have died between 1820-1830 when we find Liz as HOH with the 2 boys. Nancy has already md George Hawkins. Liz appears to have died before 1836 when Caleb married with approval of his guardian, George Hawkins. ------------------------- Archibald who md Liz Dibrell is now the son of Henry of BuckinghamCo, VA. Henry was believed to be Henry who md Sophia Hatcher but the 1830 Buckingham census in no way fits Henry/Sophia. Nothing has changed for Henry/Sophia except to remove the 1830 Buck census from his page. Henry of Buckingham was born c1762 and was the brother of Josiah (the father of Henry/Sophia) who is living nearby in BuckinghamCo. Henry and Josiah are now the sons of Henry/Edith Clarke (pay attention, Chuck :-) ----------------------------- But Oops! Because of Chuck's DNA results, I just recently placed Henry/Nancy Haskins as son of Henry/Edith but had to create a 1st wife for Henry (Sr) because Henry Jr was bn 1755 and Henry md Edith c1761. So Henry/Nancy is back with his previous parents, Josiah/Ann Eliz, where we know Josiah DID have a Henry bn c1755. Last week before my confuzer got sickish, I was taking a crash update course on DNA results and stumbled across a new technique created by an MIT professor in which he rearranged results into a different template. He arranged them by slow moving markers, medium moving markers, and fast moving markers. So I spent a day creating this page and I do feel it's given me a much better understanding of how these mutations work and what they mean. I'm not finished with it yet since I still want to find out more about certain mutations appearing in our family, but will get it online soonly with an explanation on how to read it. And I'm all excited!! I'm getting cataract surgery in 2 weeks and am going to be able to SEE again :-) Nel