Craig Harvey
Honor Code SignatorySigned 6 May 2018 | 1,632 contributions | 51 thank-yous | 1,386 connections
BA-Universty of Tennessee JD- Birmingham school of Law Retired from law practice. Married. Interests: Technology, writing, genealogy, language learning, meditation, ukulele.
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I could put a warning under the item that it may not be a copy of an almost 400 year old depiction of Martin. Do you think it necessary?
Total Half-Match segments (HIR) 7cM (0.196 Pct) Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 7.5 On was on Bickel -217 was wondering if you had any Lingers?? RAchel Bickel who married William Linger . I found new information that John Michael Bickel 1771 was her father and his father was Jacob Bickel 1743
R-P312/S116 > Z290 > L21/S145 > DF13 > Z39589 > S1051 > ~19996272-C-T > FGC17938 > FGC29519 My haplotree appears to disprove many genealogies asserted for Rev. Thomas Harvey (died 1838, Knox, TN) who married Mariah Jones. For example, William Harvey (b. 1749) husband of Lenah Gentry, and Gov. Thomas Harvey,son of John Harvey and Dorothy Tooke, are in entirely different haplogroups on the Harvey project at FamilyTree DNA. I hope for a descendant of a European forebear of Thomas to one day provide definitive Y-dna proof of his ancestry. Chuck Harvey and I are the sole residents of group 80 on the Harvey Y project thus far. The two prospects asserted on other trees are in group 20 and group 25. Scaled innovation.com reveals my most recent Haplogroup originated in Cornwall, England Approx 500 years ago.
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