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  • Family Tree DNA - RETTIE DNA Project

    A DNA Project for people with the RETTIE surname.

  • RAGSDALE-DNA Mailing List

    For the discussion and sharing of information regarding DNA studies for the Ragsdale surname and variations (e.g., Ragsdell, Ragsdill, Ragdale, Ragsdal). Archives: browse or search.

  • RAINEY/RANEY DNA Project

    This surname DNA project was established to identify the different lines of the surname worldwide and to create a databank of DNA profiles of male RAINEY / RANEY descendants.

  • RAMSEY-DNA Mailing List

    For the discussion and sharing of information regarding DNA projects for the Ramsey surname and variations (e.g., Ramsay, Ramzey). Archives: browse or search.

  • RASEY: Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project

    A Y-DNA project dedicated to surname RASEY and all reasonable spelling variations, such as, RAZEE, RACEY, RAZEY, RASAY, RAASAY, RAASEY, RACIE, RASSY, RAYSAY, RACEE, RACY, RASY, RAZY, RACE, RAZE, RAISEY, RAISY, RASIE, RAYSE, etc. Scope is worldwide and all timeframes.

  • REDDICK / r320 DNA Surname Project

    R320 is the Soundex coding for the general spelling (R*D*K) of most of the surnames appearing in this project.READDICK, REDDICK, REDDIG, REDDITT, REDDOCH, REDICK, RETTIG, RIDDICK, RUDDICK, and RUDDOCK are spellings amongst the surnames that we are testing. Historically, some of these modern surnames connect back to folks with spellings like Radick and Readick (known from Georgia). Census and other records also carry other spellings - e.g., Ready and Reddy. This can make working back through a paper trail a very difficult and sometimes quite confusing task. The goals of our DNA Surname Project are: 1) Pinpoint our Scot, Germanic & other root origins with closer relationships for some, identify distinct branches from the DNA data comparisons that will follow over the next few years; 2) Prove or disprove a commonality among a few of the several spelling variations (i.e., Reddick, Reddoch, Riddick, Ruddick, etc.).

  • REDMOND & variant surnames DNA Project

    This is an effort to provide a centralized clearinghouse for information on all known variants of the REDMOND surname. We hope to compile all known families by earliest ancestor. Includes: REDMOND, REDMON, REDMAN, RODMAN, RIDMAN & more.

  • RENSHAW DNA Project Home Page

    A project for Renshaws all over the world to help them find their roots.

  • RICE Family Y-DNA Project

    Sorting out the various RICE families (and variants, including ROYCE, REIS, and REECE) around the world using Y DNA tests to discover whether and how closely they are related.

  • RICE-DNA Mailing List

    Associated with the Rice Family DNA project. The topics are Y-Chromosome DNA testing and surname etymology. The surnames of interest are Rice and 14 variant surnames: Reace, Rease, Reece, Rees, Reese, Reis, Reiss, Rhys, Rise, Royce, Roys, Royse, Ryce, and Ryse. Archives: browse or search.

  • RICHARDS DNA Project

    A Y-DNA project for the surname of RICHARDS or the variant spellings of , RICKARTS, RICKARDS etc., using the DNA that is only passed from father to son, to help to further our genealogy research when the paper trail has grown cold.

  • ROOSE-DNA Mailing List

    For the discussion and sharing of information regarding DNA projects for the Roose surname and variations. Archives: browse or search.

  • ROSE DNA Project

    The Rose Family DNA project is one of the largest surname projects. Surnames in this project: DaROSA, DeROSE, DeROSIA, LaROSE, REUSS, ROOS, ROOSA, ROOSE, ROSA, ROSE, ROSEN, ROSS, ROUSE, RUSE. We welcome anyone with the surname ROSE (or variations thereof) to participate in our project. Since surnames are passed down from father to son like the Y-chromosome, membership in this project requires testing the YDNA of a male who carries the Rose surname. The goals of this project are to unite Rose families around the world who share common ancestors, to assist our members in learning more about their ancestors and in overcoming road blocks in their genealogical research. Although a female can not take a YDNA test, she can sponsor a test for a male who carries this surname. Both males and females can take mtDNA and Family Finder tests.

  • RUNNER Family Tree DNA Surname Project

    Genetic genealogy project on RUNNER surname and variants (LAUFFER, LAUFER, RENNER).

  • The RUCKER DNA Project

    Sponsored by The Rucker Family Society, this worldwide Y chromosome study is for males with the surname Rucker or variant spellings. Its goals are to identify the American RUCKER family lines, and to trace the family of Peter RUCKER, 1700 immigrant to the Virginia colony, to its European origins. Funds are available for testing of European RUCKER males.

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