Ruth, Lovely story. I love to hear the stories about these people. My husband ..Graham.....(matches 67/67 with a Grimes family) The GRAHAM and GRIMES names were used interchangeably even in the same family some times. The Grimes family I find in Armagh in Ulster in mid 1700's. Our Graham's were in Cork by that time, so they evidently migrated south, but I believe that the larger family came out of Scotland. I am told that my husband has markers very commonly found in Scotland. There are a couple of other families that match us at 67 markers, but we are still working on trying to find the common ancestor. I "think" he may be considered Northwest Irish. R1b1b2e is what I know so far. I am waiting on further testing. There is All Kinds of help on the internet. Most of the testing companies have tons and tons of information for us. Also, there are mail lists specifically designed for conversation about DNA testing. Don't hesitate. It is a fascinating next step to what we all have been doing for years. And, you can learn as you go. Lots of willing help. Diane