Dear Gregg, Thank you so much for this analysis of our tangled Newton DNA web!!! I am so grateful that someone with more understanding of it than I have is interested!!! I was rolling right along with my search of the Duplin-New Hanover-Sampson Co. deeds when LIFE reared its head and I had to put the search aside for a while....I intend to return to it just as soon as I can! Again, thank you for your interest and EXPLANATIONS!!! I would be lost without them! Janice Newton Thurmond, Marietta, GA On 10/6/06 6:37 AM, "Gregg Bonner" <greggbonner@yahoo.com> wrote:= > Hi Listers, > NEWTON Surname DNA Project webpage: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gbonner/newtondna/ > A new test result reveals another NEWTON DNA type, given now as "Type > 'W'". The participant claims descent from the George Newton who was > born in North Carolina Abt. 1768, and died 20 Jun 1843 in Rocky Ford, > Screven County, Georgia. His wife was Mary, whose maiden name is given > variously as Robinson, Robeson, Robison, etc. This George is believed > to be the son of George Newton (b. 1742, d. aft. 1790), Revolutionary > Soldier, and his wife Ann "Nancy" Moore, of the Duplin County, North > Carolina batch of NEWTON folks. > Etc................