In a message dated 5/29/2005 10:42:41 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: The WEBB Surname DNA Project Newsletters are posted for the public to peruse at _www.webbsurnamedna.org_ (http://www.webbsurnamedna.org) . Just look at the upper left of the home page for the link. There are links on the website to sign up for the newsletter and links to join the project. For your particular purposes, Moira, I suggest reading the most recent and working backwards as our focus initially was primarily US and especially the South. As the project has grown and international participants have joined, I have expanded the international portions of the Newsletter. The most recent have some Irish and English research notes that you may find helpful. I have already signed you up for future issues. I am emailing you offlist with a Marker Comparison Chart which will show you exactly which markers are tested by which labs in which packages at what price and has some analysis of the least expensive ways to obtain the most markers and information. Feel free to ask any questions you have about his chart. Anyone else interested may email me offlist for it. I also suggest you visit the providers (URLs on the marker comparison chart I am sending you). and read their Tutorials. The two with links on our website have brochures and a video you may request from them for free to help you understand how DNA helps with genealogy. Feel free to email me offlist for any questions that cannot be addressed with list rules, and to ask questions onlist that can be answered here. Every WEBB DNA sample tells us more about the WEBBs of the world. Anne