This is SO interesting Gwen. I agree with you on your initial thoughts on this line. I had no idea this DNA project could be so useful--I'm impressed with all the surprising results there have been lately. Susan --- Original Message --- From: "Gwen Boyer Bjorkman" <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [JAMES-L] RE: New DNA Test Results- Bucks co PA >Hi Lucy: Thank you so much for sending these articles. This will take a lot of study and first off >we must get that 25 marker test ordered so that we can confirm the match of Charles Wesley James >with our group descended from Joseph Rogers James. What I am thinking right now is that we are >going to have a match with Charles Wesley but that we are not descended from the Bucks Co, PA line >of . We found two big coincidences yesterday. Our Joseph J. James m. Elizabeth Ballard 1793 there >in Burke Co, NC, although the marriage was recorded in Bedford Co, VA by the traveling Methodist >minister. Charles Wesley has his Thomas James of Rowan Co NC who m. Amillia Ballard. > >I was reading David Alsup's website and I see that Riley James was born 21 MAY 1816 in Clay Co, KY >and our Joseph J. James m.2nd Luzima Williamson ca 1813 in Clay Co, KY. His dau Nancy was b. there >in 1814 and his son John was b. there in 1818. So Charles Wesley's Thomas James and our Joseph J. >James were both in Clay Co, KY at the same time!! By 1819 our Joseph James had gone north to Preble >Co, OH and it looks like Thomas James had gone south to Alabama. David Alsup says: > >1815 Moved to Kentucky. >1816 KY -First child, Riley James, born. >Note: Thomas James went from NC all the way to Central KY, probably late 1815. >A very large migration the family of Benjamin James took almost exactly the same route at the same >time > >Gwen Boyer Bjorkman >gwenbj@seanet.com

Looking for information on: JAMES Robert 1700 NewJersey There may be an Amy JAMES connection and also BENHAM. ______________________________ Second JAMES line and my paternal line. Richard Thomas James 1910-1965 Portland, IN JAMES Elmer Eldridge 5 Aug 1861 b. Ebensburg, Pennsylvania 5 Nov 1915 Elmer was born in Cambria County PA. His brothers were Thomas, Albert and Edward. They eventually moved to Sparta, Ohio which is in Morrow County. Elmer married BAKER Sarah Sophia VanCleve 30 Jul 1870 Portland, Indiana Feb 1939 JAMES Thomas B 15 Apr 1815 Pennsylvania 13 May 1899 m YOUNGBLOOD Margaret Mary 23 Feb 1827 Pennsylvania 13 May 1899 Both are buried in the Chester Baptist Church Cemetery in Morrow County, Ohio Father JAMES Thomas 1746 12 Jul 1825 Thank you, Rebecca James Portland, Indiana

I am looking for any information about (?) greatgrandfather Aaron James, Born 1755 in Bucks county Pa. Served in the Revolutionary war. He migrated to North or South Carolina and then moved to Tennessee, where he died. Would like to know his parents names and if they came from Englad or Wales. Whatever the line, there seems to be an Aaron James in every other generation. My Grandfather was also Aaron James and to my knowledge, he is the last Aaron. Thanks Linda James Harris

Hey James List! More exciting DNA results today. It is Harry Comly James 25 markers. He had 3 matches with other surnames in the 12 marker test, but in the 25 marker test he no longer matches any of them. That is why it is so important to confirm a 12 marker match with the 25 marker test. Harry now has no matches at all in the FTDNA database. He is a new James family from Philadelphia, PA just waiting for a match. We had one man inquiring today from England and it would be so good to get some men from England involved in the DNA test. We also have another man, Franklin James, who just signed on to the James DNA test, so we still have some matches to look forward to in the coming weeks. HARRY COMLY JAMES #47863 E-mail: Harry James hjames4@erols.com Harry Comly James Jr. 1910 Hudson, NJ-1979 Morris, NJ/Dorothy Elizabeth Gundersen Harry Comly James Sr. 1877 Phila. PA-1959 Alamance, NC/Mary Dorothy McHale George Mifflin Dallas James 1848 Phila. PA-1919 Hudson, NJ/Ella Comly Worthington Joel Evans James 1821 Phila. PA-1896 Phila PA/Elizabeth Scott Thomas James? ca 1782-1859 Phila. PA/Martha 47863 Harry Comly James R1b 12 25 14 11 12 14 12 12 13 13 13 28 17 9 10 11 11 25 15 19 30 15 15 15 17 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: info@familytreedna.com [mailto:info@familytreedna.com] Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 12:54 PM To: jamesdm49@aol.com; gwenbj@seanet.com Subject: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James New Y-DNA13-25 results have been posted for Kit 47863, a member of your James group. Please remind your Group member to add his results at www.Ysearch.org, the FTDNA sponsored public database. When going to the Y-DNA Matches tab at his personal page, he will see an explanation and a link for the upload. Family Tree DNA

1st Generation 1. William James was born About 1781 in NC and died After 1860. He married Nancy Scott About 1804 . She was born About 1783 in Virginia and died After 1860, daughter of Joseph Scott, Jr. (alias "Joseph Jr., Scott") and Elizabeth Mary Ann Booker. Other events in the life of William James Military : January 20, 1814 in WAR of 1812. On 20th January 1814 , at Kingston, Blount Co., TN, he enlisred in the War of 1812, and was discharged four months later 20 May 1814. His tour of duty was with the Second Reg., of Volunteer Mounted Gun Property : February 03, 1834 in William sold to Simon William. Obligation town lot 59 - Madisonville dated recorded 1/6/1836 Property : July 28, 1834 in William sold to Jacob Ballenger, land range 3 township 2 section 4 North West quarter, date recorded 1/22.1836 Property : February 20, 1836 in William sold to Samuel McAdoo 2 acres range 3 township 1 section 32 date recorded 5/17/1836 Census : 1840 in Monroe Co. TN., page 169 of orignal census. Male 0110101 - Female 00110001 Census : October 06, 1850 in McMinn Co., TN> p 1310, twp 634, 1416, 1301 William 69 VA., farmer, Nancy 66 VA, Mary 25 TN, William 20 TN, farmer, Horace 19 TN. Census : October 26, 1850 in Murray Co., GA., pages 226-227, 1082. William James 69, farmer and labd owner (with real estate valued est., at $200.00) Nancy 66, William Jr., stage driver, Mary 26, Horace 18, farmer. Property : April 21, 1853 in Sold 160 acres LL195. Census : July 23, 1860 in dated 23 July, Whitfield Co., GA., page 153, house visited 956, familes visited in order. William 79 farmer, valve of Real Estate at $500 and value of personal estate at $500, Nancy was listed as 77 but shows birth in TN. Sources : The James Family a self-published book by Norman James. Property : Book of Land Transactions for Monroe Co., TN., Book 2 page 384-385 Sources : History of Indian Territory, Page 487 Notes on William James Notes From Blount Co., TN., Deeds 1819 - 1833 #447 Shadrick Hicks of McMinn Co., To William Thomas: 28 Mar 1825, $200, 92 ac. in the Long Hollow, being the residue of tract which Hicks sold to William Raper which was Grant # 1812 to William James dated 24 May 1810 adj. Mark Love, John James (Believed to be brother), Montgomery. Wit Wm. Chandler, Daniel Foute, 15 Apr 1825. #448 Shadrick Hicks to William Raper: 21 Jun 1816 $200. 61 ac. part of tract surveyed for William James in the Long Hollow, adj Mark Love, John James. Wit: Jas Doyle, Talbert Hix 15 Apr 1825. #449 William James of Monroe Co. to Shadrick of McMinn Co...: 29 May 1820, $150, 153 ac in the Long Hollow, being a survey made for William James in the year 1807, adj Mark Love, John James, Montgomery. Wit: Jac Foute, John Lowery, 15 Apr 1825. From the 1810 Reconstructed census by Charles A. Sherrill: JAMES, Andrew Blount Co (Source #11 Blount Co Court records 1808-1811 (typescript 1937, Works Project Administration collection at TSLA, Nashville) Records of 1809-1810 were extracted from pp. 56-149. 938 entries. Source #25: Legislative Petitions, 1809, Record Group 60, microfilm reel #3,TSLA, Nashville. 1,314 entries. Source #42: Roane Co Minute Book 1808-1812 (typescript, 1937, Works Progress Adm. collection at TSLA. Nashville (Records of 1810 were extracted from pp. 69-112. 428 entries. Muster Roll East Tennessee Mounted Gunmen Company Under Capt. John Trimble, Regiment Commanded By Col. John Brown Contributed by Janet Piccola This company of volunteers were in the service of the United States from the 20th day of January, 1814 through discharge on the 20th day of May, 1814. The East Tennessee Mounted Gunmen answered the call of General Andrew Jackson for a full-scale campaign against the Creek Indians. This company fought in The Battle of Horseshoe Bend on March 27, 1814. DESIGNATION: East Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen DATES: January 1814 - May 1814 MEN MOSTLY FROM: Bledsoe, Roane, Anderson, Blount, and Cocke Counties CAPTAINS: John Chiles, Charles Lewin, James McKamy, Jesse Rainey, James Standifer, John Trimble, William White BRIEF HISTORY: This was the second regiment that Colonel Brown commanded during the war. With just over 200 volunteers in the unit, they were used primarily as guards for the supply wagons traveling through Creek territory. As part of Doherty's brigade, they were put under the command of General John Coffee at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend (27 March 1814) where they participated in the fighting. Their line of march took them from East Tennessee through Lookout Mountain, Fort Strother, Fort Williams, and Fort Jackson. Colonel Brown was the sheriff of Roane County at the start of the war. Text in Blue, courtesy TSLA Nashville Tennessee. List of Volunteers: 1. John Trimble, Captain 2. Andrew Cowan, lst Lieut. 3. John Wilson, Ensign 4. James Cunningham, Sergeant 5. Samuel Reed, Sergeant 6. William Hicks, Sergeant 7. Jonathan Wheeler, Corporal 8. Samuel Wilson, Corporal 9. William Utter, Corporal 10. Nathaniel Applegate, Pvt. [Enlisted Rhea County] 11. John A. Blackburn, Pvt. 12. Edward Cawood, Pvt. 13. John G. Curry, Pvt. 14. John Center, Pvt. 15. John Edwards, Pvt. 16. William Finley, Pvt. 17. David Greenway, Pvt. 18. Hugh Conneley, Pvt. 19. John Heury, Pvt. 20. Zechariah Hughs, Pvt. 21. William James, Pvt. 22. Alexander Kinnard, Pvt. 23. Alexander Logan, Pvt. 24. Henry Cogan, Pvt. 25. Josiah Little, Pvt. 26. Robert Leatherdale, Pvt. 27. Andrew McNabb, Pvt. 28. William McMahan, Pvt. 29. Carolinus Miller, Pvt. 30. Robert McMurry, Pvt. 31. John McClure, Pvt. 32. John Maxwell, Pvt. 33. William Pride, Pvt. 34. Samuel Rook, Pvt. 35. Thomas Ritchey, Pvt.** 36. Robert T. Ritchey, Pvt. 37. Michael Robinson, Pvt. 38. Jess Ruddy, Pvt. 39. Willis Stockton, Pvt. 40. John Tummins, Pvt. 41. Samuel Utter, Pvt. 42. John Varner, Pvt. 43. Samuel Walker, Pvt. 44. James Wallace, Pvt. William was paid $32.35 for service ($8.00 per month) and additional $80.65 for that of his horse. And was given a grant # 1017399 [might be 17,399] dated 9 Dec 1850. It looks like he used the grant in Murray Co. GA., for 80 acres of land valved at $200.00 on 1850 census. The following copied from "History of Monroe County Tennessee, Vol. 1 ©Sarah G. Cox Sands. (These notes are not necessarily verbatim.) Page 432: "Justices commissioned for 1821: William Dillard, William James, Nathan Hendrix" (here "Justice" meant Justices of the Pease - NJ) SOURCES: 15 April 1855 William James applied for a second land grant in Monroe County, TN based on a March 3, 1855 Act by Congress. It is not known whether his application was granted, and if so, where it was located. The James Family: a Genealogy by Norman James. Terry

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Hi Lucy: Thank you so much for sending these articles. This will take a lot of study and first off we must get that 25 marker test ordered so that we can confirm the match of Charles Wesley James with our group descended from Joseph Rogers James. What I am thinking right now is that we are going to have a match with Charles Wesley but that we are not descended from the Bucks Co, PA line of . We found two big coincidences yesterday. Our Joseph J. James m. Elizabeth Ballard 1793 there in Burke Co, NC, although the marriage was recorded in Bedford Co, VA by the traveling Methodist minister. Charles Wesley has his Thomas James of Rowan Co NC who m. Amillia Ballard. I was reading David Alsup's website and I see that Riley James was born 21 MAY 1816 in Clay Co, KY and our Joseph J. James m.2nd Luzima Williamson ca 1813 in Clay Co, KY. His dau Nancy was b. there in 1814 and his son John was b. there in 1818. So Charles Wesley's Thomas James and our Joseph J. James were both in Clay Co, KY at the same time!! By 1819 our Joseph James had gone north to Preble Co, OH and it looks like Thomas James had gone south to Alabama. David Alsup says: 1815 Moved to Kentucky. 1816 KY -First child, Riley James, born. Note: Thomas James went from NC all the way to Central KY, probably late 1815. A very large migration the family of Benjamin James took almost exactly the same route at the same time Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: Lucy DeYoung [mailto:lucydeyoung@isomedia.com] Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 10:02 AM To: 'Gwen Boyer Bjorkman'; JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [JAMES-L] RE: New DNA Test Results- Bucks co PA Hello Gwen, Also this on Rowan County, North Carolina Source: The Heritage of Rowan County, North Carolina - Volume I, 1991 Published by the Genealogical Society of Rowan County, Inc. in cooperation with Delmar Printing, P Bucks age 391-392 "JAMES: PENNSYLVANIA TO ROWAN - 536 John James and Elizabeth his wife, were born in Wales. They came to America and settled in New Britain and Montgomery Townships, Bucks County, Pennsylvania where John died; his will was dated January 13, 1747 and proved May 8, 1749. They were members of the Baptist Church. John and Elizabeth had seven children: Thomas, Josiah, William, Isaac, Sarah, Rebecca, and Mary. The boys were all born in Wales. Thomas James, son of John and Elizabeth married Jane who died between 1753 and 1755. They had a family of five children: Thomas, Jr. born ca 1722 and died ca 1783, married Letitia; James, born ca 1725 married Elizabeth Easton on September 25, 1762; John called "Little John," died ca 1779, married first Magdalena Keshler on August 13, 1762 and second Edith Eaton on June 14, 1766; Samuel born ca 1730 married Ann Keshler on April 8, 1765; and Elizabeth born 1725, married Benjamin Butler on February 2, 1748. James James, son of Thomas and Jane, and his wife Elizabeth Eaton had no children. They removed to Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina by November 7, 1786. James left a will dated Jan 24, 1793 which was probated in 1798; his heirs were his wife and various nieces and nephews. John "Little John" James, son of Thomas and Jane, by his first wife had a son James, and by his second wife had three children: Catherine and Benjamin all removed to Rowan County. Catherine married a Mr. Williams. James James and Catherine Williams inherited land from their uncle James James whose will was probated in 1798. One additional descendant of the immigrant John James removed to Rowan County, North Carolina and he was Samuel James, born 1760 and died 1848. Samuel was the son of Isaac James and Sarah Thomas; Isaac James was the son of William and Mary James who married ca 1718; William was a son of the immigrant John. Samuel James married Elizabeth Cornell and they had seven sons. One son surely was Cornell James who married Nancy Brickhouse December 29, 1812 in Rowan County. Sources: An Account of the James Family of New Britain by Edward Matthews, 1876; Abstracts of Wills and Estate Records of Rowan County, N.C. 1753-1805 by Jo White Linn; Marriages of Rowan County, N.C. by Brent Holcomb; Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790. ---Cathy Gowdy and JAMES JAMES - 537 James James was born in 1725 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of Thomas James who was of the same area. Thomas was a land owner, active member of the Protestant Church and a substantial citizen. The record shows that James James bought 180 acres from his father in 1755, and seven years later he married Elizabeth Eaton in Philadelphia on September 25, 1762. Elizabeth was a sister of the Reverend Peter Eaton, also of Pennsylvania, who had come to Rowan County prior to 1777, where he served as a pastor of area churches. Peter Eaton encouraged his brother-in-law, James James, to move to North Carolina and James is shown by a deed to be a citizen of Salisbury by November 7, 1786. James James and his wife had no children, but they brought with them children of his brother John James, who was born in 1728 and had married Edith Eaton, the sister of Elizabeth, in Philadelphia on June 17, 1766. Children of John James who came to Rowan County were James James, Benjamin James and Catherine, who married Benjamin Williams. Margaret James, their sister, married Morgan James. All of these were substantial land owners, and from them have come many descendants. Another kinsman who came from the same area of Pennsylvania to Rowan County was Samuel James, who was born in 1760 and was the son of Isaac James and Elizabeth Thomas James. Samuel James married Elizabeth Cornell. They had seven sons. James James owned a plantation according to his will of 1793. He bequeathed one half of his land to his wife, Elizabeth, and the remainder to his nieces and nephews. He died on September 4, 1798." Sources: Census records, legal records, research material of Mrs. Margaret Lutes and other historical material from the Rowan County Public Library. ---Nell James Elmore Transcribed by Lucy DeYoung Nov. 6, 2004.

Hello Gwen, Also this on Rowan County, North Carolina Source: The Heritage of Rowan County, North Carolina - Volume I, 1991 Published by the Genealogical Society of Rowan County, Inc. in cooperation with Delmar Printing, Page 391-392 "JAMES: PENNSYLVANIA TO ROWAN - 536 John James and Elizabeth his wife, were born in Wales. They came to America and settled in New Britain and Montgomery Townships, Bucks County, Pennsylvania where John died; his will was dated January 13, 1747 and proved May 8, 1749. They were members of the Baptist Church. John and Elizabeth had seven children: Thomas, Josiah, William, Isaac, Sarah, Rebecca, and Mary. The boys were all born in Wales. Thomas James, son of John and Elizabeth married Jane who died between 1753 and 1755. They had a family of five children: Thomas, Jr. born ca 1722 and died ca 1783, married Letitia; James, born ca 1725 married Elizabeth Easton on September 25, 1762; John called "Little John," died ca 1779, married first Magdalena Keshler on August 13, 1762 and second Edith Eaton on June 14, 1766; Samuel born ca 1730 married Ann Keshler on April 8, 1765; and Elizabeth born 1725, married Benjamin Butler on February 2, 1748. James James, son of Thomas and Jane, and his wife Elizabeth Eaton had no children. They removed to Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina by November 7, 1786. James left a will dated Jan 24, 1793 which was probated in 1798; his heirs were his wife and various nieces and nephews. John "Little John" James, son of Thomas and Jane, by his first wife had a son James, and by his second wife had three children: Catherine and Benjamin all removed to Rowan County. Catherine married a Mr. Williams. James James and Catherine Williams inherited land from their uncle James James whose will was probated in 1798. One additional descendant of the immigrant John James removed to Rowan County, North Carolina and he was Samuel James, born 1760 and died 1848. Samuel was the son of Isaac James and Sarah Thomas; Isaac James was the son of William and Mary James who married ca 1718; William was a son of the immigrant John. Samuel James married Elizabeth Cornell and they had seven sons. One son surely was Cornell James who married Nancy Brickhouse December 29, 1812 in Rowan County. Sources: An Account of the James Family of New Britain by Edward Matthews, 1876; Abstracts of Wills and Estate Records of Rowan County, N.C. 1753-1805 by Jo White Linn; Marriages of Rowan County, N.C. by Brent Holcomb; Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790. ---Cathy Gowdy and JAMES JAMES - 537 James James was born in 1725 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of Thomas James who was of the same area. Thomas was a land owner, active member of the Protestant Church and a substantial citizen. The record shows that James James bought 180 acres from his father in 1755, and seven years later he married Elizabeth Eaton in Philadelphia on September 25, 1762. Elizabeth was a sister of the Reverend Peter Eaton, also of Pennsylvania, who had come to Rowan County prior to 1777, where he served as a pastor of area churches. Peter Eaton encouraged his brother-in-law, James James, to move to North Carolina and James is shown by a deed to be a citizen of Salisbury by November 7, 1786. James James and his wife had no children, but they brought with them children of his brother John James, who was born in 1728 and had married Edith Eaton, the sister of Elizabeth, in Philadelphia on June 17, 1766. Children of John James who came to Rowan County were James James, Benjamin James and Catherine, who married Benjamin Williams. Margaret James, their sister, married Morgan James. All of these were substantial land owners, and from them have come many descendants. Another kinsman who came from the same area of Pennsylvania to Rowan County was Samuel James, who was born in 1760 and was the son of Isaac James and Elizabeth Thomas James. Samuel James married Elizabeth Cornell. They had seven sons. James James owned a plantation according to his will of 1793. He bequeathed one half of his land to his wife, Elizabeth, and the remainder to his nieces and nephews. He died on September 4, 1798." Sources: Census records, legal records, research material of Mrs. Margaret Lutes and other historical material from the Rowan County Public Library. ---Nell James Elmore Transcribed by Lucy DeYoung Nov. 6, 2004. -----Original Message----- From: Gwen Boyer Bjorkman [mailto:gwenbj@seanet.com] Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 9:02 AM To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [JAMES-L] RE: New DNA Test Results- Bucks co PA This may change everything. Look what I just noticed today!! Charles Wesley James and Marvin James are claiming the same ancestors and they don't DNA match at all!! So only one of you can rightfully claim this line from William James of Pembrokeshire Wales. I also found a very good website on this line. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dalsup& id=I04498 David Alsup says: This relationship [of Thomas James] to the father, Benjamin James, is not proven. MARVIN JAMES DNA Heritage YDN5858 E-mail: marvjames@aol.com Martin Luther James 1869 - 1944 Benjamin Martin James 1823 - 1899 John James 1791 - 1858 Benjamin James, Sr. 1765 - ?? John James 1725 - 1785 Thomas James c1690 - 1772 John James c1667 Pembrokeshire, Wales - 1749 Bucks Co., PA/Elizabeth [LNU] William James c1630 Pembrokeshire, Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire, Wales/Unknown YDN5858 13 25 14 - 11 12 14 12 12 13 13 13 29 17 9 10 11 11 25 15 19 30 15 15 15 17 CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizabeth Overton Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales 45468 Charles James 12 24 14 11 11 11 12 12 14 14 13 30 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: Susan Rosine [mailto:S.JAMES.CLARK@prodigy.net] Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 6:48 AM To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [JAMES-L] RE: New DNA Test Results- Bucks co PA Gwen, If the 25 marker test turns out to be an exact match, then does the "title" for your group (on the DNA webpage) change from Joseph Rogers James to William James of Pembrokeshire, Wales? This is certainly exciting news for your line! I hope the rest of the markers match! Susan --- Original Message --- From: "Gwen Boyer Bjorkman" <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James >What a surprise! We just received several James DNA results back! So let's start with Charles Wesley James. He is a perfect 12 marker match with our Joseph Rogers James Group. My, that is a surprise!! Now we will have to get that 25 marker test in order to verify this match. We did not know that we were related to the Bucks Co, PA James family and this may be a real breakthrough for our family group. How exciting! > >CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 >E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net >E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net >George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown >George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizab= >eth Overton >Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance >Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard >Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams >John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen >Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis >John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth >William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales ==== JAMES Mailing List ==== Visit the JAMES Surname homepage! http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/jameskin.htm Including: JAMESON, JAMIESON, JANESON, GUNNISON, GUNN, GEMISON,GAMES, HAMES,HUMES, IAMES ==== JAMES Mailing List ==== List problems? 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Gwen, If the 25 marker test turns out to be an exact match, then does the "title" for your group (on the DNA webpage) change from Joseph Rogers James to William James of Pembrokeshire, Wales? This is certainly exciting news for your line! I hope the rest of the markers match! Susan --- Original Message --- From: "Gwen Boyer Bjorkman" <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James >What a surprise! We just received several James DNA results back! So let's start with Charles Wesley James. He is a perfect 12 marker match with our Joseph Rogers James Group. My, that is a surprise!! Now we will have to get that 25 marker test in order to verify this match. We did not know that we were related to the Bucks Co, PA James family and this may be a real breakthrough for our family group. How exciting! > >CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 >E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net >E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net >George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown >George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizab= >eth Overton >Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance >Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard >Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams >John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen >Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis >John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth >William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales

This may change everything. Look what I just noticed today!! Charles Wesley James and Marvin James are claiming the same ancestors and they don't DNA match at all!! So only one of you can rightfully claim this line from William James of Pembrokeshire Wales. I also found a very good website on this line. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dalsup&id=I04498 David Alsup says: This relationship [of Thomas James] to the father, Benjamin James, is not proven. MARVIN JAMES DNA Heritage YDN5858 E-mail: marvjames@aol.com Martin Luther James 1869 – 1944 Benjamin Martin James 1823 – 1899 John James 1791 – 1858 Benjamin James, Sr. 1765 - ?? John James 1725 – 1785 Thomas James c1690 - 1772 John James c1667 Pembrokeshire, Wales – 1749 Bucks Co., PA/Elizabeth [LNU] William James c1630 Pembrokeshire, Wales – 1692 Pembrokeshire, Wales/Unknown YDN5858 13 25 14 - 11 12 14 12 12 13 13 13 29 17 9 10 11 11 25 15 19 30 15 15 15 17 CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizabeth Overton Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales 45468 Charles James 12 24 14 11 11 11 12 12 14 14 13 30 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: Susan Rosine [mailto:S.JAMES.CLARK@prodigy.net] Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 6:48 AM To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [JAMES-L] RE: New DNA Test Results- Bucks co PA Gwen, If the 25 marker test turns out to be an exact match, then does the "title" for your group (on the DNA webpage) change from Joseph Rogers James to William James of Pembrokeshire, Wales? This is certainly exciting news for your line! I hope the rest of the markers match! Susan --- Original Message --- From: "Gwen Boyer Bjorkman" <gwenbj@seanet.com> To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James >What a surprise! We just received several James DNA results back! So let's start with Charles Wesley James. He is a perfect 12 marker match with our Joseph Rogers James Group. My, that is a surprise!! Now we will have to get that 25 marker test in order to verify this match. We did not know that we were related to the Bucks Co, PA James family and this may be a real breakthrough for our family group. How exciting! > >CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 >E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net >E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net >George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown >George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizab= >eth Overton >Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance >Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard >Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams >John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen >Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis >John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth >William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales ==== JAMES Mailing List ==== Visit the JAMES Surname homepage! http://www.rootsweb.com/~daisy/jameskin.htm Including: JAMESON, JAMIESON, JANESON, GUNNISON, GUNN, GEMISON,GAMES, HAMES,HUMES, IAMES

Gwen Bjorkman wrote: We have some new DNA results tonight for Richard Hoyt James and these results were not due back until February 3, so I think the time is getting shorter and shorter for these DNA tests. Richard has one mutation in the 25 marker test and another mutation in the 37 marker test. So even though we know that all three of the men are very closely related there has been two mutations in the Richard Hoyt James line. This is David Mitchell James family line and I would like to hear his comments about this. In comparing 37 markers, the probability that David M. James and Robert E. James shared a common ancestor within the last... 100 years is 83.49% 200 years is 97.28% 300 years is 99.55% 400 years is 99.93% 500 years is 99.99% 600 years is 100% In comparing 37 markers, the probability that David M. James and Richard H. James shared a common ancestor within the last... 100 years is 29.03% 200 years is 68.8% 300 years is 89.22% 400 years is 96.74% 500 years is 99.09% 600 years is 99.76% Well, Robert James is my father, so I'm glad we match exactly. Richard James is my father's 2nd cousin. Their grandfathers were brothers, sons of my great grandfather, Josiah Eaton James, b 1849 in Calais, Washington, ME and d 1920 in Princeton, Washington, ME. So, the predictor is pretty good -- My father and I do share a common ancestor in the last 100 years, and Richard James and I do not, but we do share a common ancestor in the last 200 years. One of my goals in joining this project was to establish a DNA "fingerprint" for our family. Based on these results, I need to find another cousin to test, in order to find out whether Richard Hoyt James' result or the result for me and my father is the one passed down from our common ancestor, Josiah James. And, in the bigger picture, I'm still waiting for someone with a documented lineage back to Edmund James of Newbury, MA, that is different from Josiah's to see if our Washington County, Maine, branch really does descend from him. David

What a surprise! We just received several James DNA results back! So let's start with Charles Wesley James. He is a perfect 12 marker match with our Joseph Rogers James Group. My, that is a surprise!! Now we will have to get that 25 marker test in order to verify this match. We did not know that we were related to the Bucks Co, PA James family and this may be a real breakthrough for our family group. How exciting! CHARLES WESLEY JAMES #45468 E-mail: Frances Lefevre lefevrea@prodigy.net E:mail: Maurie James CWJ42@swbell.net George Wesley James 1891 Hill Co TX - 1966 Hill Co TX/Annie Mae Brown George Fillmore James 1858 Sevier Co TN - 1922 Johnson Co TX/Sarah Elizabeth Overton Ananias James 1823 Morgan Co AL - 1897 Collin Co TX/Adaline Vance Thomas James 1793 Rowan Co NC - 1826 Morgan Co AL/Amillia Ballard Benjamin James 1765 Bucks Co PA - c 1815 Rowan Co NC/Eunice Williams John James c 1728 Bucks Co PA - 1779 PA/Magdalena Keshlen Thomas James 1695 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1772 Bucks Co PA/Jane Davis John James c 1667 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1749 Bucks Co PA/Elizabeth William James c 1630 Pembrokeshire Wales - 1692 Pembrokeshire Wales 45468 Charles James R1b 12 24 14 11 11 11 12 12 14 14 13 30 We also have the first 12 markers back for Harry Comly James and he does not have any matches. You are a new group in the James family!! Harry has the 37 marker test on order. HARRY COMLY JAMES #47863 E-mail: Harry James hjames4@erols.com Harry Comly James Jr. 1910 Hudson, NJ-1979 Morris, NJ/Dorothy Elizabeth Gundersen Harry Comly James Sr. 1877 Phila. PA-1959 Alamance, NC/Mary Dorothy McHale George Mifflin Dallas James 1848 Phila. PA-1919 Hudson, NJ/Ella Comly Worthington Joel Evans James 1821 Phila. PA-1896 Phila PA/Elizabeth Scott Thomas James? ca 1782-1859 Phila. PA/Martha 47863 Harry Comly James R1b 12 25 14 11 12 14 12 12 13 13 13 28 We also have the first 12 markers back for Billie Wayne James and he is a perfect 12 marker match with Bobby D. James who has his 25 marker test. Billie is going to need to verify this match with the 25 marker test. They are both part of the I Viking Haplogroup. Billie did not have his line traced back very far, so they will both have some work to do to find their common ancestor. Bobby has his line traced back to Maryland. This should really give them both something to work on. BILLIE WAYNE JAMES #47998 E-mail: Billie James bjames9410@comcast.net Samuel William James 1876 Parker Co. TX- Josiah James 1847-1850 IN or MO- 47998 Billie Wayne James I 13 22 15 10 13 17 11 14 11 12 11 29 BOBBY D. JAMES #47503 E-mail: Bobby James jdjok@ptsi.net Sherman Elsworth James 1898 Kingfisher Co, OK – 1980 Chaves Co, NM Thomas Griffin James 1856 Carroll Co, OH – 1930 Oklahoma Co, OK Peter James 1819 Tuscarawas Co, OH – 1880 Richland Co, WI Thomas James 1785 MD – 1877 Carroll Co, OH 47503 Bobby D. James I 13 22 15 10 13 17 11 14 11 12 11 29 15 8 9 8 11 22 16 20 29 12 14 15 17 This is just amazing to get three tests back tonight and to have two matches. I suppose David James already has that wonderful website all brought up to date. Thanks ever so much David. http://www.jamesdna.net Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: info@familytreedna.com [mailto:info@familytreedna.com] Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 5:59 PM To: jamesdm49@aol.com; gwenbj@seanet.com Subject: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James New Y-DNA1-12 Markers DNA test results have been posted for Kit# 45468, a member of your Family Tree DNA James Project. Please remind your group member to upload his results at www.Ysearch.org, the FTDNA sponsored public database. He will find the upload link at his Y-DNA Matches tab, where there is an explanation and a link for the upload. Family Tree DNA Notifications Center http://www.FamilyTreeDNA.com "History Unearthed Daily" Family Tree DNA

Seeing references to George James, reminds me that I haven't posted regarding another George. Since I have been unsuccessful to this point with much on this line, I thought I would give my George a shot. Here's what I know: George JAMES, b. ca. 1840 in LaPorte Co. Indiana to William & Elizabeth (Betsy) JOHNSON JAMES. His siblings were Sarah Ann JAMES TITUS; Ruth(a) JAMES TITUS LONG-both girls married in Holt County, MO; Samuel, Hiram, and perhaps Hannah about whom I know nothing. George is listed on school enumeration records in Indiana in the 1840's and appears with his parents & siblings on the 1850 LaPorte Co Census. I presume he came with his mother to Holt County, Missouri when she arrived in the early 1850's. No record of his father or other siblings after 1850. He is believed to have married an Anna PERKINS in either Buchanan or Holt Co, Missouri. He served in the Civil War as I have a very faded picture of him in uniform...I don't recognize if it is Union or Confederate and the George JAMESes are numerous in Missouri CW records. Does this guy appear in anyone's records? Thanks for your help. Merri

I am wishing contact with any JAMES researchers who might have had family in the area of Vandalia, Missouri in between 1874 and 1885. Our mystery Grandfather Harry JAMES had a photo of his mother (in 1885 circs dress). She was either a JAMES or married to a JAMES. The photo has a stamp on the back from a photographer from Vandalia, Missouri by F. B. Carver's Studio. We have looked for links for over 5 years for Harry JAMES family. He left home at age nine when his mother re-married; he didn't get along with the step-dad. There was a younger sister who taught him how to read before he left home and with whom he managed to maintain some type of contact. He had a mystery visitor around the circa of 1910 in the middle of the night.........could have been anyone from a cousin to an acquaintance; would never give out what it was about. He arrived in Wallace, Idaho and Burke gold fields with a railroad job as a brakeman and ended up being yardmaster during the fire of 1910 that burned half of Wallace to the ground. He retired as a pumpman at the Hecla Gold Mine but did a few years as a deputy sheriff for Shoshone County, Idaho in the 1920's. He died in 1960. Please, can someone tell us if there were any JAMES families in the Vandalia area about this time? Other names in the mystery background are BIRDSELL, ANGELO, MOURNING, HERRON which have been associated by marriages from the family census grouping of 1850 thru 1880.............this group is made up from the notes garnered from surviving cousins and from photos which have been just identified as BIRDSELL/WILLIAMS links in Cook County and from Morgan County, Illinois, circa 1930's and 1940's which were also in possession of Harry James. Thank you in advance, Linda and Tom Thank Kettle Falls, Washington State lthank@turboisp.com

Susan, That's all right; George has been a brick wall for several people. I'm hoping to get one of my brothers to agree to the DNA test and see if we "hook up" with another James line. Thanks for your help! Melissa In a message dated 1/5/2006 2:01:03 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, JAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: X-Message: #1 Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2006 13:35:25 -0500 From: "Susan Rosine" <S.JAMES.CLARK@prodigy.net> To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <AA-7F4C14FEE1BD7ABA0C6032570049E581-ZZ@enroll02.prodigy.net> Subject: Re: George James of DE MIME-Version: 1.0 Melissa, I looked through my files, but couldn't find a George James mentioned in the New Castle county, Delaware records that I have (land, wills, some church). Also, the James family that I tracked in New Castle co wasn't from St. David's Parish in Wales. So probably your George James was from a different family--maybe Kent county which you had mentioned in your email. Sorry, wish I could've helped you! Susan

Here is the latest list of DNA tests that are at the Lab and waiting for completion. William McMichael James test went to the Lab today in batch 134 and is expected back on Feb. 17. Kit Product Lab Test Name Batch Est. Result Date Comment 34980 Y-Refine25to37 Y-DNA26-37 Markers Gary Lynn James 131 02/01/2006 39245 mtDNA HVR1 Lee Allyn James 128 01/09/2006 44808 Y-HAP-R1b P25 Tommy Harper James 127 01/02/2006 45468 Y-DNA12 Y-DNA1-12 Markers Charles Wesley James 131 01/27/2006 46312 Y-Refine12to25 Y-DNA13-25 Markers William James 133 02/15/2006 47863 Y-DNA37 Y-DNA13-25 Markers Harry Comly James 131 02/10/2006 47863 Y-DNA37 Y-DNA26-37 Markers Harry Comly James 131 02/10/2006 47863 Y-DNA37 Y-DNA1-12 Markers Harry Comly James 131 01/27/2006 47998 Y-DNA12 Y-DNA1-12 Markers Billie Wayne James 131 01/27/2006 49103 Y-DNA25 Y-DNA13-25 Markers William McMichael James 134 03/03/2006 49103 Y-DNA25 Y-DNA1-12 Markers William McMichael James 134 02/17/2006 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com

My apologies to Bobby James. He did share his family line with David James and David put it up on the James DNA website. So if anyone else out there is descended from Thomas James of Carroll Co, OH, we would love to have you join the James DNA test and we will see if you have a match. This looks like a really good family line from MD to OH to WI to OK and to NM. http://www.jamesdna.net/ BOBBY D. JAMES #47503 E-mail: Bobby James jdjok@ptsi.net Sherman Elsworth James 1898 Kingfisher Co, OK – 1980 Chaves Co, NM Thomas Griffin James 1856 Carroll Co, OH – 1930 Oklahoma Co, OK Peter James 1819 Tuscarawas Co, OH – 1880 Richland Co, WI Thomas James 1785 MD – 1877 Carroll Co, OH 47503 Bobby D. James I 13 22 15 10 13 17 11 14 11 12 11 29 15 8 9 8 11 22 16 20 29 12 14 15 17 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com

We have some new DNA results tonight for Richard Hoyt James and these results were not due back until February 3, so I think the time is getting shorter and shorter for these DNA tests. Richard has one mutation in the 25 marker test and another mutation in the 37 marker test. So even though we know that all three of the men are very closely related there has been two mutations in the Richard Hoyt James line. This is David Mitchell James family line and I would like to hear his comments about this. Edmund James, d Jan 1672/73 Essex Co., MA 24887 David Mitchell James R1b 13 24 14 11 11 13 12 12 13 13 13 29 17 9 10 11 11 25 14 18 30 15 15 17 17 10 10 19 23 12 15 18 17 36 39 12 11 46257 Robert Elwood James R1b 13 24 14 11 11 13 12 12 13 13 13 29 17 9 10 11 11 25 14 18 30 15 15 17 17 10 10 19 23 12 15 18 17 36 39 12 11 46255 Richard Hoyt James R1b 13 24 14 11 11 13 12 12 13 13 13 29 17 9 10 11 11 25 14 18 30 15 15 15 17 10 10 19 23 12 15 18 17 36 38 12 11 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: info@familytreedna.com [mailto:info@familytreedna.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 5:33 PM To: jamesdm49@aol.com; gwenbj@seanet.com Subject: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James New Y-DNA 26-37 results have been posted for Kit 46255, a member of your Family Tree DNA James group. Please remind your member to add your results at www.Ysearch.org, the FTDNA sponsored public database. When going to the Y-DNA Matches tab at his personal page, he will see an explanation and a link for the upload. Family Tree DNA

Melissa, I looked through my files, but couldn't find a George James mentioned in the New Castle county, Delaware records that I have (land, wills, some church). Also, the James family that I tracked in New Castle co wasn't from St. David's Parish in Wales. So probably your George James was from a different family--maybe Kent county which you had mentioned in your email. Sorry, wish I could've helped you! Susan --- Original Message --- From: Myrgil74@aol.com To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: George James DE > >Hi Susan, > >According to a cousin, my James line is from New Castle or Kent County, DE >and may have come from St. David's Parish, Wales. I'd appreciate any >information you could give me about Jameses in New Castle County. Guess I'd better >sign up for the James in Delaware list, too! > >Melissa J. > >In a message dated 12/19/2005 1:01:21 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, >JAMES-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > >X-Message: #3 >Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 09:01:06 -0500 >From: "Susan Rosine" <S.JAMES.CLARK@prodigy.net> >To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com >Message-Id: <AA-8816831174EE42352F7BA8AD739F7AE3- ZZ@trex-int.prodigy.net> >Subject: Re: JAMES Roll Call George James DE > >Melissa, > >Do you know where in Delaware your George James >lived? If it was Newcastle county, I have quite a bit >on the James' who lived there. > >Susan > >--- Original Message --- >From: Myrgil74@aol.com >To: JAMES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: JAMES Roll Call > >>I've corresponded with others I've met through the >lists, but no one that I >>know of has broken through our brick wall. >> >>Earliest James - George James, b. 1781 in DE, >d.1864, Bedford PA; m. Sarah >>Cessna. Father possibly William; family from Wales - >St. David's Parish? >>John James, 1806-1894, Bedford, PA; m. 1)Elizabeth >Smouse 2) Mary McClellan >>Henry James, d. 1908, Bedford,PA; m. Sophia Shaffer >>Frank Herman James, 1877-1949, d. Baltimore, MD; m. >Mary Madlana Stewart >>Frank H. James, 1913-1994, Baltimore, MD; m. Dorothy >Lorenz >> >>Melissa James >>

Hi James Group: Karen Serna was just asking how long it takes for the DNA results to come back. Now this test for Bobby James was due back on Feb. 3, so it is a whole month early. He just got his 12 markers late last night. Guess it depends on how difficult the test is. 47503 Y-DNA25 Y-DNA13-25 Markers Bobby D. James 130 02/03/2006 So here are the 25 markers for Bobby D. James. He is unique and does not match anyone. We still hope to hear from you Bobby, about your James family line. BOBBY D. JAMES #47503 E-mail: Bobby James jdjok@ptsi.net 47503 Bobby D. James I 13 22 15 10 13 17 11 14 11 12 11 29 15 8 9 8 11 22 16 20 29 12 14 15 17 Test: Y-DNA25 Gwen Boyer Bjorkman gwenbj@seanet.com -----Original Message----- From: info@familytreedna.com [mailto:info@familytreedna.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 12:18 PM To: jamesdm49@aol.com; gwenbj@seanet.com Subject: New DNA Test Results Posted for a Group Member in Group James New Y-DNA13-25 results have been posted for Kit 47503, a member of your James group. Please remind your Group member to add his results at www.Ysearch.org, the FTDNA sponsored public database. When going to the Y-DNA Matches tab at his personal page, he will see an explanation and a link for the upload. Family Tree DNA