I am searching for a Jessie Gordon Johnson. I have very little information on her to help though. I have been looking for any of my Grandfather siblings for years with no luck. I have found out that one of his sisters married a man ? Johnson. Here is what I know: Jessie parents were William Gordon b. abt 1845 in Canada He married Ellen ? They had the following children: Otis Gordon b. Aug. 9, 1871 in Michigan (this is my grandfather) Myrtle Gordon Jessie Gordon (above) Elma Gordon Verna Gordon Ira Gordon Faye Gordon Jessie & her husband had 3 children that I know of anyway, Ethel, Ralph & Roy Johnson. I have no dates on any of these people other than my grandfather. I now have a picture of Jessie, Ethel, Ralph & Roy Johnson however. I would appreciate any help finding members of my family. Thanks, Sharon [email protected]

I'm not sure I'm following all that, Linda. When you purchase a test on FamilyTreeDNA, you get to search everything in their database (compared to your results) so you get ALL matches regardless of surname. You can go to www.familytreedna.com to find out how much each upgrade costs. When you purchased your uncle's test, you should have gotten an email with login information and other info to help you access his data and do comparative searches. If you don't have that email, you can go to the site and have it sent to you again (assuming you set it up to your email address of course). Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Griffin To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 4:45 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] RE-GROUP Yes and I love to read your email's. Tried now three times to contact the Howard [email protected] With no results. Asked him about sharing everyone's DNA that had theirs done to make it easier to compare with all the JOHNSON'S out there..Then yesterday I asked him about the price increase on the 25 marker test...now response yet. What does the rest of the group think here? Why should it be so hard to find even my 75 year old uncle's DNA that I paid for that he never knew that it cost anything. Am I just grumbling here or what? Linda(Johnson)Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 7/31/2006 1:24:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] RE-GROUP WHAT I had in mind was to take the test as Now for as many Cousins as possible, THE data center would work like just for reference, The Results from many Families would be Stored & future Cousins would only have to request info from one POINT. AN information POINT, LIKE now DO YOU KNOW Where or how many places you will have to go NOW, to try to find your Family D. N. A. INFORMATION????. With a central POINT for D. N. A. data, that INFO search could be done in Minutes & with multiple Families the cost would be much less for the INFO, After the Test Person Mailed their Results to the Center. <??? > Comment . CUZ A T < [email protected]> <????> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not flame other members of the mailing list ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not send spam e-mail messages to mailing lists. For more information, send email to the List Manager Linda Beckett ([email protected]) ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/403 - Release Date: 7/28/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.5/403 - Release Date: 7/28/2006

Yes and I love to read your email's. Tried now three times to contact the Howard [email protected] With no results. Asked him about sharing everyone's DNA that had theirs done to make it easier to compare with all the JOHNSON'S out there..Then yesterday I asked him about the price increase on the 25 marker test...now response yet. What does the rest of the group think here? Why should it be so hard to find even my 75 year old uncle's DNA that I paid for that he never knew that it cost anything. Am I just grumbling here or what? Linda(Johnson)Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 7/31/2006 1:24:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] RE-GROUP WHAT I had in mind was to take the test as Now for as many Cousins as possible, THE data center would work like just for reference, The Results from many Families would be Stored & future Cousins would only have to request info from one POINT. AN information POINT, LIKE now DO YOU KNOW Where or how many places you will have to go NOW, to try to find your Family D. N. A. INFORMATION????. With a central POINT for D. N. A. data, that INFO search could be done in Minutes & with multiple Families the cost would be much less for the INFO, After the Test Person Mailed their Results to the Center. <??? > Comment . CUZ A T < [email protected]> <????> ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not flame other members of the mailing list ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

  LORDY COUSIN SUE,    WE know that you are Correct & right, too, BUT IZ ya gona git trashed talking abt em Piosed Cousins so P. C. Incorrect, BUT right on CUZ.   Not one of those that will have something Smart to say abt US that had anything to do with SELECTING, our OR Their Ancestors Than we did< 000> BUT they are going to come back at you. People are so quick to sweep, questionable information under the RUG, NEVER thinking just What MIGHT could have   BEEN the circumstance at that time & place.   WE had a couple of wars here in the US, NOW lets get real,   After WW1-WW2 Europe & Japan, Korea, Nam, Afgh. Iraq, ONE thinks that a QUESTION ?? Concerning one of our Ancestors,   JUST what  kind of genealogical JUNGELL does one envision in   the Countries, <THATS RIGHT> OUR American Soldiers were in   NOW a moral STATEMENT here, <IF THEY> JUST DON'T say it   YES I know that our Self righteous, are going to boil over,  a Candy bar would open doors after the war, When I got to Germany in 1951 it had gotten up to the price of a 4oz jar of NESS CAFEE, THERE is ONLY hope that OUR country will never have another WAR, I hate to think what the going Price would be in this country IF it was Crushed like Germany, YEA I CAN hear   NOW <AU-AH-ER> That is the Noise heard when a perfectness finds BOTH FEET in their Mouth, WHO knows?? that Ancestor that is being Swept under the RUG, < Mama could have been raped, with the ANTI Abortionist Ideas to day she would be expected to carry it to term AND ADOPT it out, Now YA don't want to dream of that poor Soul,s Descendants Trying to   DO a Genealogical Search, SO Cousins Just Dispense with the <AU-AH-ER> & please try to understand What this REAL WORLD has for us to Accept, THANK  the POWER that be, I have not knowingly Left any one back in my 80 Year Life With a Genealogical Brick wall, at least That is my Greatest HOPE.   CUZ A T <[email protected]>

WHAT I had in mind was to take the test as Now for as many Cousins as possible, THE data center would work like just for reference, The Results from many Families would be Stored & future Cousins would only have to request info from one POINT. AN information POINT, LIKE now DO YOU KNOW Where or how many places you will have to go NOW, to try to find your Family D. N. A. INFORMATION????. With a central POINT for D. N. A. data, that INFO search could be done in Minutes & with multiple Families the cost would be much less for the INFO, After the Test Person Mailed their Results to the Center. <??? > Comment . CUZ A T < [email protected]> <????>

  Cousins;   I believe that the greatest unjustified REBUKE one could receive is to be Condemned for asking or Implying Questions.   I see so much abt not believing what is found on line, <GOOD IDEA> BUT, I so happen to believe there are other Researchers as Good or better, than so many self proclaimed Experts.   It baffles me that there is so much, implied resentment at my questions ABT D. N. A. HERE is my Problem, My second Grt Grand Parent was A Female, Her Son My Grt Grand Parent, Son My Grand Parent MY Father, Me, There were two sons, One <Dec> His son His Two Daughter's, and Son #-2 with one Daughter, SO that will be a six Male ascendency, Then Female Descendants, so for me now D. N. A.__?? BUT something to PONDER; I am 80 years  old, I got interested in Family Research at 69 YEARS, I have a 14 year old Grand Daughter, Give her 10 rears to her first child <??>= 2016, <MY GRT Grand Child>   Give that Grt Grand Child 24 Years, to A child = 2040 Now this Grt Grand Child Follows ME & my age to become interested=   2109, IF I OR any of you Cousins  Had our D. N. A. Recorded   Now, <Following my Route to & through Genealogical/Research   By 2120 OUR Grt Grand Children Very well could be able to USE the Female D. N. A. & Match our Male Results. Something to Ponder.   NOW; what ever questions that may be asked, PLEASE, Cousins that is the Best Way that I have ever found to learn.   The foundation to the Greatest Brick wall ever encountered is   These 4 words, <IT JUST CANT BE> JUST how could anyone know that without ASKING & researching. Remember.   <ASK & ANSWER QUESTIONS SOMEONE KNOWS>   Something to ponder. JUST think of how many cousins that will read this----?? I hope, Now a record of Our D. N. A. Stored would be a GREAT assist to our Descendants in Research, WELL some just may keep the Flame LIT,  But we are going to have Descendants that no doubt will have a greater Gap between Is & our Descendant that takes the interest in Genealogy that we have today, Something to Ponder, Just think of what a Down hill Swing we would had IF we Had D. N. A. from our 5th Grt Grand Father.   WE know that Cousin Roy has a great record, BUT Something to Ponder, There is a Criminal D. N. A. Data Base, THAT is out.   BUT; Just think of the Savings IF A group of Families could get together & Then there would be a need for only one Record point, so more Cheaper than That many Familles each having a separate POINT, Each one could send their D. N. A. ##,s in & they would be waiting for our Distant Descendants to Compare <Just something to PONDER>   Please put as much Attention to this Idea as Has been directed to TRASHING  CUZ A T because I had a Question abt  D. N. A.   SOMETHING else to Ponder.  <[email protected]>

Subj: [CAMPBELL] Cousin AT's DNA Relationships  Date: 7/29/06 5:44:18 AM Central Daylight Time From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent from the Internet (Details) I agree with cousin AT's reasoning with keeping all siblings records, if possible. I recently participated in the Campbell DNA project and found that I am related to  McAllisters of North Carolina and Kentucky. This is a relationship that I had never heard or known of before. Records of my GGrandfather, John W. Campbell, from North Carolina, have been nonexistant I begin to think that John W. was a stowaway on a phantom ship.      Tom Campbell   North, SC, USA         One ole Cousins Notion. THANKS COUSIN TOM. YA.ll oughta think abt this, with only one member of 5th Grt Grand Pa's kids as <YOUR MY LINE> Cousins AHM HEAH, to say That when your Male Member <QOUTE/UNQOUTE MY LINE> of 5th Grt Grand PA's Family, now when that MY LINE's Sister's Started maring Cousins & Their Children got to Marring Cousins. Now; JUST try to Picture This; When that old man became our 5th Grt Grand Father, CUZ we done got to be the 8th Genaration. Mercy me Young-un, & you wonder Why you Hit a brick wall. THAR most likely done been a bunch of Cousin Marriages by now AND gone un noticed, <According to the Answer that I so often GET> HUH, Gran DAD/Uncle I am not interested in who I am kin to, WHAT YA,LL Have not heard that. ACH SO, You are going to say that happened Many years ago. PLEASE BEAR WITH ME; One of my, <Campbell> 2nd Grt Grand Father Was Married 3 times, His Son in 2ND Marriage was My Mother's Grand Father, She had three Brother's, 2ND Grt Grand Ma D. & 2ND Grt Grand Pa married #-3 There were MANY Uncles & some Aunts. SO one of the Boys from 2ND Grt Grand Pa's 3rd Marriage, Raises his Family, Aunt Pearl Marries, Her Son Marries Along comes a Son, SORTA got it under control up to here, <looks like, HUH?> OK NOW, too blow the mind of MY line. 2ND Grt Grand PA'S 3rd Grt Grand Daughter, By the son from the 2ND Marriage, My 2ND Cousin, WELL SHE goes & marries the GRT GRAND Son of 2ND Grt Grand PA's Son By the Third Marriage, & I am Sure that they are TOTALLY UNAWARE OF their relationship. I am here to tell you, <MY LINE ONLY> Cousins, you, COULD & More than have run into a brick wall, That your <MY line> 4th Cousins Sibling's Hold the answer too. OH I know John's son From Va. Is in the Army in FT. Lenordwood, Mo. & he has Met the MOST Wonderful Girl, They were in for Thanksgiving, AW they just fit Perfect, AH HA, Cousin William is a Nosey Family researcher, asks Wonderful Girl A few Questions. WELL what do you Know, Wonderful Girls 5th Grt Grand Mother was The Sister To John's Son's Grt Grand Pa George_____L? <MY line only Any one else???> AW NOW CUZ, ya gona say, well Cousins I have found these Situations. OH I know that Every one in the Family cannot be Kept up with BUT______? which one & WHY would one drop ANY Family info, when MY LINES Siblings Marriage could just be the Answer to that BRICK WALL? CUZ A T <[email protected]>

Cousin Roy IF you will note I STATED that no doubt D. N. A. Serves a Purpose. What bothers me is the <UO-AH-UR> That every time I see a question asked: NOW; That <UO-AH-UR> is the noise an expert Makes when the Expert Finds Both Feet in their Mouth. It would seem, now that the D. N. A. is showing that OUR Middlesex Pace's; < Of which I Descend> & the Pace's Of Cann: Are Connected. To find more proof of connection the point to Look would be the Port from which The two Groups of Pace's Boarded their Ship, Of Course<??> They could have come over on the Same Ship, BUT, as OUR John Pace Family Settled in Middlesex County Va & Gordon Pace's Family Wound up in Cann. More than Likely they were on Different BOATS. I found My Connection to the Pace's in Middlesex County Va Some time ago Marrying into the Johnson Family & that information has Satisfied My Close Cousins & I. From Middlesex County, Va to Goochland, Albemarle, Amherst & Nelson County, Va. on down here to Richmond, Va. OUR Johnson's with Pace Connection's are Very well Recorded from Middlesex County To Here, West Va. & Pa. Col. Fla. To the American Embassy in Mexico, Along with one of the Johnson's being I.D.ed By the Nick Name of LYING WILL Johnson, He was the Brother to one of my Grt Grand Mother's. YOUR/THE D. N. A. being used to <Disprove> SEEMS right expensive & a FER piece to go to Come up with MOTHING In disproving a Family Connection to some BOZO that one would not Care to Know, Let alone Be Related too. THAT is ABT like; I check the OBITS each Night in Roanoke & Lynchburg Va. < OH I did locate a Sister of my Wife's Last year that has worked out Fine> BUT I find Name that Match Some of My Families, & learn that they are of another RACE, by Checking the Funeral Home. ONE question: I see abt there Being so many Generation's in 3 or 500 Years_____????. TAKE Daniel Johnson M To Agnes in Middlesex Co Va. 1674,--?? five Generations Latter, To George Rodney Johnson, <MY 2nd Grt Grand Father> Born in 1819 = 145 Years, THEN Rodney's Dau, Born in 1859 five Generations To My Son Born in 1945 = 86 Years, From My Mother B. in 1906 to my Grt Grand Daughter Born in 1986 = 80 YEARS/ NOW there are 12 Generation's in 340 YEARS A bit Better than 28 years to the Generation; 28 Years to the Generation, 500 Years would be ABT 17 Generations, NOW realy Just how Many Family Records does any one Believe go That Far, < NOTE; I SAID <Just How MANY Family Records go that Far. YES, I Know that I have one Family Research that Claims to go to 435 B. C. While I am flabbergasted to Go back to 1650 in that Family, Which is very well PROVEN. SO Johnson, Pace, Newsome, Houchens AND Allen Scott Monroe who ever he maybe, THANKS for all of the effort and please Keep me informed as to Family information obtained From where & How. CUZ A T <[email protected]>

There are a number of sites you can go to. A few are: www.FamilyTreeDNA.com http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx (this one is free) http://www.relativegenetics.com/relativegenetics/index.jsp I used Family Tree DNA. For the Johnson Group, go to: http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=X15311&special=true I did the 25-marker test for $148.00. Cheers, and good luck, Michael Kent Island Maryland Kit #60575 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hjohnson/mastermemberlist.3.html Group White Mulberry ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 10:04 AM Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA >I am a 5th generation male JOHNSON from my GGG grandfather who was born in > Surry Co., NC in 1798 and d. Murray Co., GA between 1860-70 > I am interested in doing a DNA test to compare with other JOHNSON family > from that area. > how would I go about conducting this task? > > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not flame other members of the mailing list > > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > >

Agree with you on this and think the one's that want their DNA results made public to be able to without having to go through the password, etc. Just have it out there for all to see .. at least the one who do not care. Linda Griffin -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: 7/28/2006 7:05:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA I am a 5th generation male JOHNSON from my GGG grandfather who was born in Surry Co., NC in 1798 and d. Murray Co., GA between 1860-70 I am interested in doing a DNA test to compare with other JOHNSON family from that area. how would I go about conducting this task? ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== Do not flame other members of the mailing list ============================== New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429

I am a 5th generation male JOHNSON from my GGG grandfather who was born in Surry Co., NC in 1798 and d. Murray Co., GA between 1860-70 I am interested in doing a DNA test to compare with other JOHNSON family from that area. how would I go about conducting this task?

COUSINS; The more that I see abt D. N. A. THE more IF'S AND'S Might be's Maybeso's. D. N. A. no doubt serves a purpose, BUT WHY so many. IF'S??? Nearly as Many as Folklore. JUST one Question?? MY Ascendency; I see some saying that the Middlesex Johnson's & Pace's Are not connected to the Wiliamsburg Paces The next one says that there is a Connection??? One of My 5th Grt Grand Fathers Had one of those LARGE Families, TWO of his Sons Are My 4th Grt Grand Father's, NOW I notice more often than not, a researcher will refer to MY LINE?? & just take one Child from a FAMILY, I believe that is one of the BIg Brick walls. SO you take John Pace Good, But you run into that Famous BRICK WALL ABT three Generations in to your Research, Because, Johns Brother's Grand SON Married THE Johnson Girl & their Son married John Paces Daughter. Supprise, the researcher that did not think it Nessary to Keep a record of but HIS/HER, LINE of just John. It is Just as important to know your 5 & 4th Grt Grand Parents Siblings as to Know those Grt Grand Parents, THINK NOT?? WELL IT IS A fact , Cousins that I am my own 6th Cousin, Proven without any doubt. EASY: two Harvey Sister's one M a Campbell The other Married a Mitchell, whose Dau. Married <2nd Grt Grand Pa George Rodney Johnson. George's Dau, M. a Wilmer/Wilmore Their Dau M. a Campbell WHO was the Son of The Harvey Girl's, Grand Son, that had Married a Campbell & the other Harvey girl who had Married the Mitchell Youngest Daughter CONFUSING, to me, no because the Family record KEEPERS Remembered ALL of the Family Members, Instead of just My line, OF ONE Sibling. CUZ A T & Leona <[email protected];com>

>>-----Original Message----- >>From: Brec Morton [mailto:[email protected]] >>Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:30 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA relationships >>Just for the record, While it is possible that you link to one >>of those >>other surnames, the odds are much higher against it than if you >>share the same surname. Just for the record, we are ALL related back there someplace. The fact that two Y-DNA samples match 37 of 37 alleles tested produces a high probability of a common ancestor in the not too distant past. >>Unless a name was changed or someone was adopted or a fox got >>into the >>henhouse it is unlikely that you are related to those other >>surnames. I disagree. How long ago was it that there were NO surnames? One son became a Johnson and another became a Smith. People often changed their names when they immigrated - especially criminals, those from political hotspots and those from areas where there were significant language differences (surname Americanization). Then, as you have said, there is adoption, child abandonment, orphaned (especially during war), etc. I'm sure this list isn't exhaustive. While I would certainly like to find another Smith with a 37 of 37 match, I am overjoyed to find ANY surname with that close a match. All I'm saying is - don't close your eyes to the possibilities. >>A 37 for 37 match with someone with your surname does indicate >>very high >>probability of a common male ancestor within 500 years (within >>the historical record period). Actually, there is a 99.55% probability that we share a common ancestor within 12 generations - about 300 years. We'll know more when my 67 marker upgrade arrives. If you only look for surname matches, that's all you'll find. The truth is in the DNA - not in the surnames. Paul >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "PRSmith" <[email protected]> >>To: <[email protected]> >>Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 7:46 PM >>Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] DNA >> >> >>Hi Linda -- >> >>I am a 37 for 37 marker match to a JOHNSON, a 36 of 37 marker >>match to a TALLEY and a 33 of 37 marker match to a STEWARD - we >>all share common ancestors back there someplace. My last name >>is >>SMITH and I have my SMITH lineage back 6 generations to the >>mid-1700's. Don't get too wrapped up in surnames - widen your >>field of view. >> >>Paul >> >> >> >> >>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>Do not forward virus hoaxes or chain letters to mailing lists. >>> >> >> >>============================== >>Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >>New content added every business day. Learn more: >>http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

The biggest advantage of doing the DNA is that you can use it to help focus your search to get past brick walls. If you find that you are not closely matched to someone with your surname, then you can eliminate that line from your search for a connection to your brick wall ancestor. However, If you have a strong match (36 or 37 to 37) it would be a good idea to focus your search in areas where the other person's line lived. Granted the match might be back a couple of centuries from where you got stuck but at least you will be on the right track. And by comparing notes with people in this line, you may be able to help each other find the missing link. One of you may have a piece of information that is the key to the other's lock. The more people you have looking for the same person and sharing data that you each find, you might be able to solve the puzzle together. I have a same surname ancestor that I have no idea who his parents or siblings were. He and his wife came from NC but there are a lot of different Morton and Johnson families and lines in NC during the time when they were born. Being able to eliminate many of those lines would greatly simplify my search. The iffy nature of matches with other surnames and the fact that if it is really a common male ancestor for two different surnames it is probably during the period of history where records of people was scarce. Now I'm not talking about possible spelling changes or anglisizing of foreign names. Some of these might be truly connected. I have one line that has three different spellings for their name in the same generation that carried down to today And four if you count the parents who spelled their name the old German way. Hope this helps. Brec Morton ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Griffin To: Brec Morton Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 10:09 PM Subject: Re: [JOHNSON] DNA relationships You are right about the odds on this DNA stuff..so then what do you do with it? How do you share it with other surnames? Linda Griffin

Just for the record, While it is possible that you link to one of those other surnames, the odds are much higher against it than if you share the same surname. Unless a name was changed or someone was adopted or a fox got into the henhouse it is unlikely that you are related to those other surnames. A 37 for 37 match with someone with your surname does indicate very high probability of a common male ancestor within 500 years (within the historical record period). And the truth is that if you go back far enough, we all probably share an ancestor within the time frame of Homo Sapiens (modern man). Brec Morton ----- Original Message ----- From: "PRSmith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 7:46 PM Subject: RE: [JOHNSON] DNA Hi Linda -- I am a 37 for 37 marker match to a JOHNSON, a 36 of 37 marker match to a TALLEY and a 33 of 37 marker match to a STEWARD - we all share common ancestors back there someplace. My last name is SMITH and I have my SMITH lineage back 6 generations to the mid-1700's. Don't get too wrapped up in surnames - widen your field of view. Paul

Linda, Get in touch with Harold Johnson at [email protected] He will help you post your results on the Johnson DNA site. Maybe you will find some matches there. He was a big help to me. Paula ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Griffin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:47 PM Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA > Hi Johnson's out there. Paid to have my 75 year old Johnson uncle to have > the DNA test. He did it and the results are back. My uncle lives near > Chattanooga, TN. Please anyone of you JOHNSON'S that I really need help > in > comparing it to others who have had the test. Will even give you the Kit > number and the Password which is not that private to us. We just want to > know if he matches up with any other Johnson's. > Know several of you had the test done so could someone PLEASE contact me > so > we can see how many of us match up in different areas or maybe even there > will be a great match up. Thank you JOHNSON'S and will be awaiting your > reply. > Sincerely, > Linda Griffin > > > ==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== > Do not flame other members of the mailing list > > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.4/401 - Release Date: 7/26/2006 > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.394 / Virus Database: 268.10.4/401 - Release Date: 7/26/2006

BTW, you do know how to log onto the FamilyTreeDNA site and search for matches? Paul >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Linda Griffin [mailto:[email protected]] >>Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 3:48 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA >> >>Hi Johnson's out there. Paid to have my 75 year old Johnson >>uncle to have >>the DNA test. He did it and the results are back. My uncle >>lives near >>Chattanooga, TN. Please anyone of you JOHNSON'S that I really >>need help in >>comparing it to others who have had the test. Will even give >>you the Kit >>number and the Password which is not that private to us. We >>just want to >>know if he matches up with any other Johnson's. >>Know several of you had the test done so could someone PLEASE >>contact me so >>we can see how many of us match up in different areas or maybe >>even there >>will be a great match up. Thank you JOHNSON'S and will be >>awaiting your >>reply. >>Sincerely, >>Linda Griffin >> >> >>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>Do not flame other members of the mailing list >> >> >>============================== >>Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added >>in the >>last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn >>more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi Linda -- I am a 37 for 37 marker match to a JOHNSON, a 36 of 37 marker match to a TALLEY and a 33 of 37 marker match to a STEWARD - we all share common ancestors back there someplace. My last name is SMITH and I have my SMITH lineage back 6 generations to the mid-1700's. Don't get too wrapped up in surnames - widen your field of view. Paul >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Linda Griffin [mailto:[email protected]] >>Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 3:48 PM >>To: [email protected] >>Subject: [JOHNSON] DNA >> >>Hi Johnson's out there. Paid to have my 75 year old Johnson >>uncle to have >>the DNA test. He did it and the results are back. My uncle >>lives near >>Chattanooga, TN. Please anyone of you JOHNSON'S that I really >>need help in >>comparing it to others who have had the test. Will even give >>you the Kit >>number and the Password which is not that private to us. We >>just want to >>know if he matches up with any other Johnson's. >>Know several of you had the test done so could someone PLEASE >>contact me so >>we can see how many of us match up in different areas or maybe >>even there >>will be a great match up. Thank you JOHNSON'S and will be >>awaiting your >>reply. >>Sincerely, >>Linda Griffin >> >> >>==== JOHNSON Mailing List ==== >>Do not flame other members of the mailing list >> >> >>============================== >>Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added >>in the >>last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn >>more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

Hi Johnson's out there. Paid to have my 75 year old Johnson uncle to have the DNA test. He did it and the results are back. My uncle lives near Chattanooga, TN. Please anyone of you JOHNSON'S that I really need help in comparing it to others who have had the test. Will even give you the Kit number and the Password which is not that private to us. We just want to know if he matches up with any other Johnson's. Know several of you had the test done so could someone PLEASE contact me so we can see how many of us match up in different areas or maybe even there will be a great match up. Thank you JOHNSON'S and will be awaiting your reply. Sincerely, Linda Griffin

Now My 75 year old uncle from TN just had that DNA test done and we have the results done and was wondering if you had it done.  It would be super interesting if you did or will have it done for all of us JOHNSON'S out here.  HOW abt it one never knows WHERE that Cousin may be found That will bring that <BRICK WALL> Tumbling down. CUZ A T <[email protected]>