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BURY Surname Project (FamilyTreeDNA)

The simple test-by-mail can immediately reveal if your Bury ancestor is English, French, German, Swiss, Polish, etc. You'll also continually receive emails each time another Bury matches your Y-DNA scientifically proving the other Bury families related to you. The test can also indicate the time frame when two Burys shared their most recent common ancestor.To participate, you must be a male with surname Bury (or any variant spelling like Buri, Burry, Borry, Boury).

BUTLER Surname DNA Project

Results of the Butler Surname DNA Project. DNA matches and family histories of project members is included.

BUTTERFIELD Surname Project (FamilyTreeDNA)

This is a Y-chromosome project open to all participants who have the BUTTERFIELD surname or any possible variation of it.

DNA Project - BOWERMAN/BOWMAN Surname Project

Family Tree DNA - BLAGG Surname Project

The BLAGG DNA Project is a Y-chromosome study open to all males with the surname of BLAGG and its various spellings (BLAGUE, BLAGE, BLAGGE). One project goal is to discover genetic connections between existing American and British Blagg lines.

Family Tree DNA - Y-DNA Surname Projects - Letter B

Rutherford NC and Brunswick VA Descendants and Ancestors of the Brothers Thomas, Jesse and Joseph Burnett

Research and YDNA Project to discover descendants and ancestors of Thomas Burnett, Jesse Burnett, and Joseph Burnett who were born in Brunswick Virginia and moved to Rutherford North Carolina

The BARRETT Surname DNA Project

This is a Y-chromosome DNA test limited to male BARRETTs from unbroken lines of male BARRETTs.

The BEECHER Y-DNA Test

Discover which Beecher line your family is related to, and whether your Beechers are of English or German origin. We already have DNA data gathered from descendents of both the original English Beechers who arrived in Connecticut in 1637, and the Beecher immigrants arriving in the 1700's in Pennsylvania who spoke German. The DNA test can tell you which group you hail from, and specific family lines you are related to. We have links to extensive databases with thousands of Beecher ancestors in early America, already defined in trees.

Welcome to the BINGHAM Surname Project

Y chromosome DNA project to identify and link BINGHAM families. All spelling variations welcome. Currently we have BINGHAM, BIGHAM, BINGAMAN.