Henry, I would certainly encourage you to participate in the McQueen DNA project. The way progress will be made in DNA research is through accumulating the results of many participants, and seeing groupings and patterns, and exchanging and pooling information between members of these groupings. The important thing at this time is for many people to participate. Then over time you will see the matches and close matches to yourself, and you can work with them to share knowledge and clues. DNA research has to be combined with traditional genealogy research to be most valuable. Holly Wishing I knew a male McQueen of our line so we could participate in testing! >-----Original Message----- >From: HHMc@aol.com [mailto:HHMc@aol.com] >Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 12:17 AM >To: McQUEEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [McQUEEN] DNA of the McQueen's > >Scott > >I am considered participating in the DNA of the McQueen research. Has >anyone >from my family Dugal McQueen, Thomas McQueen, John McQueen, David C. >McQueen, >John Francis McQueen, George Monroe McQueen participated in the DNA Project >? >If not how would you connect me to them or anyone in my family to me ? > >Henry McQueen