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  • Family Tree DNA - LANDRY Surname yDNA Project

    yDNA profiles are provided for descendants of Guilluame LANDRY, Rene l'aine LANDRY, Rene le jeune LANDRY, & Jean Jacques LANDRY. Members can identify their LANDRY line by comparing their own yDNA profile to the known profiles. New male LANDRY members with a documented pedigree are needed.

  • Family Tree DNA - LANHAM, LANNOM & LANNUM Y-DNA Project

    LANHAM & LANNOM DNA study website with recent findings. We hope you will join us if you're a male and your surname is Lanham or Lannom.

  • Family Tree DNA - LENO Surname Y-DNA Project

    A DNA Project for people with the LENO (or variants) surname.

  • Family Tree DNA - LICTENBERGER FamilyTree DNA Project

    The project provides a testing discount. The primary purpose is to validate a connection between the early Pennsylvania LICHTENBERGER/LISTENBERGER/LUSTENBERGER/LIGHTHILL families as suggested by the research. If validated through DNA testing this would connect the large families researched of Casper Lichtnerberger and Johann Killian (Gillian) Lichtenberger and also Lichtenberger Pioneers of Indiana. The SECONDARY purpose is to bring together other Lichtenberger families and to complement the genealogical paper trail.Testing is simple – requiring only a cotton swab of saliva from the mouth. Because the Y-chromosome DNA is passed from father to son virtually unchanged for hundreds of generations, the testing will focus on males with the Lichtenberger/Lighthill/Listenberger/Lustenberger/Lichtenberg surname. Interested females are not excluded; but, must have a brother, father or male cousin submit a test.

  • Family Tree DNA - Loffredo Surname DNA Project

    A project to research the Y-DNA of Loffredos worldwide.

  • Family Tree DNA - LYKINS - LIKINS - LIKENS Y-DNA Project

    DNA Project for those with the surnames LYKINS, LIKINS, LIKENS, as well as other variations including LAICONAS, LAICAN, LIIKANEN, LEIKAN, LEIGAN, LAKIN, LYCAN, LYCANS, LYCKAN, LYCON, and LYKENS.

  • Family Tree DNA - My FamilyTree DNA Project LAMSON LAMPSON LAMBSON

    LAMSON LAMPSON LAMBSON LAMPTON LAMBTON The Lamson DNA Project is seeking male participants interested in testing their Y chromosome DNA to help determine the relationship between the various families. Any spelling variations of the name throughout the world and especially in the the United Kingdom is welcomed as are participants of the National Geographic Society's Genographic Project. The Project will accept testing from a variety of labs with the ultimate goal of obtaining at least 36 markers as that places the common ancestor of two people matching within genealogical time. Scholarships may be available under certain cirmcumstances.

  • LAIRDgenealogy.com

    Information about Lairds, including Y-DNA and how it matches other Y-DNA from Scotland, and a Laird Timeline about Lairds in America starting about 1735.

  • LAND Surname Family Tree DNA Project

    A DNA Project dedicated to LAND and other variations of that surname: LANDS, LANN, LAUD, LANDT, LANDE.

  • LANGSTON Surname DNA Project

    Open to all male Langston, and alternate spellings, descendants.

  • LAY DNA Project

    Genetic genealogy project site for the Lay's and the variant spellings ie. Leigh, Loy, Leay, Lea.

  • LEGGE Family

    Surname DNA group at Ancestry.com for LEGGE/LEGG family that originated in Scotland.

  • LENHART and Variations DNA Surname Project

    Y chromosome DNA project. All variations welcome, including Linhart, Lanehart, Lenhardt, etc.

  • LEWIS Surname DNA Project

    Project combines Y-chromosome testing and LEWIS family historiesin an effort to determine relationships between various LEWIS lines.

  • Lindsay Surname DNA Project

    Currently participating in the International Lindsay Surname DNA Project are individuals from Lindesay/Lindsay/Lindsey/Linzee/Linzey lineages in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and many of the United States.

  • LOGAN DNA Project

    The DNA Project are to support the stated goals of the Pre1800Logans forum:* To determine where folks would fit within various Logan genetic lines.* To compare the various DOCUMENTED lines and establish as many different Logan lineages as possible.* To separate Scottish, Irish, English, etc. Logan lines.* To differentiate between Highland Logans, Lowland Logans, and Scot-Irish Logans.

  • LONG Surname DNA Project

    DNA Project for LONG, LONGE, LANG and other variations.

  • LUCE Surname DNA Project

    This project is for all males with surname LUCE, LUSE, or other variations. Most persons of this surname, tracing back to the 17th century in America, find they are descended from HENRY LUCE and wife REMEMBER LITCHFIELD of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass.

  • LUCKEY Surname DNA Project

    Y-DNA Project for males who share this surname or a variation of it.

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