King Richard III DNA in America

Our King Richard III American DNA project got some coverage today in Virginia's largest newspaper. This paper covers the area of the first English settlement in America.DNA shows descendants with ties to King Richard III DNA shows descendants with ties to King Richard III Seven people in the U.S. have an exact match of King Richard III's maternal DNA. Three of the seven descend from Polly Sawyer, who lived in Elizabeth City in th... View on hamptonroads.com Preview by Yahoo

I am working on my families, and have early settlers in Virginia. I will check and see if any of our family surnames are tied. I have done the
ancestry.com test, so will also check for that marker.
This is interesting!



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Our King Richard III American DNA project got some coverage today in Virginia's largest newspaper. This paper covers the area of the first English settlement in America.
DNA
shows descendants with ties to King Richard III

DNA
shows descendants with ties to King Richard III
Seven people in the U.S. have an exact match of King Richard III's maternal DNA. Three of the seven descend from Polly Sawyer, who lived in Elizabeth City in th...
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on hamptonroads.com
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Thanks Pamela. I have a page about the project at: Genetic Connections: King Richard III and my maternal line back to Jamestown (1600) at: Brinkman Maternal Tree Brinkman Maternal Tree Brinkman Maternal Tree View on www.historysoft.com Preview by Yahoo Genetic Connections: King Richard III Genetic Connections: King Richard III View on www.historysoft.com Preview by Yahoo

Thank you very much. What got me interested in Richard III, aside from being an English Major in college, was one family line are
Yorke/York. I know not Plantagenet, but I always wondered if someone way back there got to see him, or was a chimney sweep, blacksmith or anything like that. I thought our lines would be full of horse thieves and debtors. I was wrong. All the family surnames
came to U.S. in the 1600’s and 1700’s, and settled in the Colonies from
Maine to Georgia . I am still checking back and back, and it is so interesting, even if I am not in the line, or a Princess!


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Thanks Pamela. I have a page about the project at:
Genetic Connections: King Richard III and my maternal line back to
Jamestown (1600) at: Brinkman Maternal Tree




Brinkman
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Genetic
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