I am very familiar with this line of mills as I am from Maryland and descend from William Mills of Calvert / Prince George's County. I at one time belived I might have been descended from Charles Nathaniel Mills who went to Iredell County in the mid 18th century .... In fact his name appears in a book called Marylanders to the Carolinas. I made a copy of the page and would be happy to email same to you. In any even there is a fair share of info on this family in the Maryland Archive records and other repositories. Does any male Mills that you are familiar with have a DNA profile at this time with Family Tree DNA. I am sample 7652 in group 700. I do not at this time see a sample basis for your line of Mills so it would be helpful to locate same and convince him to submit a sample. Take care and I will await your reply Michael A. Mills SERENITY KNOLL FARM 7941 Bennett Branch Rd, Mount Airy, Maryland 21771 Cell 301.370.4393 Home 301.831.5659 The information contained in this electronic transfer is considered CONFIDENTIAL and is intended only for the person named and should not be read or disseminated by any person other then the person named. If this notice was received in error please notify the named sender at the applicable number which appears in the header of this notice.

This is all great news. I am so glad to be finally making progress. But I need to make clear that I am still searching for the connection of William Mills to Charles N Mills. I have begun a 'matrix' using all the information the census provides, and am looking for 'holes' that our William might fit into. Also unfortunately for the DNA study, the Mills line in our family ends with my husband's paternal grandmother Eunice E Mills. If through this study we find close Mills cousins, who can contribute y-DNA, I will certainly suggest they do so. Eunice Mills and her line represents an entire 1/4th of my husbands ancestry; no small portion of the picture. So if not able to contribute DNA, we are at very least, deeply interested in both the recorded history and the genetic gleanings. Hopefully more Iredell Mills will turn up. While it is still early yet in my study, I would be very interested in the copy of the page concerning Charles in "Marylanders to the Carolinas". Please send it along if possible. Much thanks, Sarah On Jun 15, 2006, at 3:56 AM, MAMILLSPI@aol.com wrote: > I am very familiar with this line of mills as I am from Maryland > and descend > from William Mills of Calvert / Prince George's County. I at one > time > belived I might have been descended from Charles Nathaniel Mills > who went to Iredell > County in the mid 18th century .... In fact his name appears in a > book called > Marylanders to the Carolinas. I made a copy of the page and would > be happy to > email same to you. > > In any even there is a fair share of info on this family in the > Maryland > Archive records and other repositories. > > Does any male Mills that you are familiar with have a DNA profile > at this > time with Family Tree DNA. I am sample 7652 in group 700. I do > not at this > time see a sample basis for your line of Mills so it would be > helpful to locate > same and convince him to submit a sample. > > Take care and I will await your reply > > > Michael A. Mills > SERENITY KNOLL FARM > 7941 Bennett Branch Rd, Mount Airy, Maryland 21771 > Cell 301.370.4393 Home 301.831.5659 > The information contained in this electronic transfer is considered > CONFIDENTIAL and is intended only for the person named and should > not be read or > disseminated by any person other then the person named. If this > notice was received > in error please notify the named sender at the applicable number > which appears > in the header of this notice. > > > ==== MILLS Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the MILLS list, send the command "unsubscribe" to > MILLS-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or > MILLS-D-request@rootsweb.com (if in digest mode.) > > ============================== > 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 > >