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GARRET Family Website (FamilyTreeDNA)
GARRETT name derived from about 18 GERARDs who came to British Isles with the Norman Invasion of 1069. Hypothesis that these GERARDs evolved to 18 distinct Garrett lines, including one FITZGERALD and one CHAMBERLAIN. Greatest success so far in grouping GARRETTs who imigrated to America from Ireland. These GARRETTs tend to be in the middle and nothern states. Many, many Garretts who emigrated directly to America from England. These GARRETTS tend to be in the border and southern states. Timeline included that traces Garrets from 1069 into the 19th century.
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Garrett DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
Membership in a Group Project is FREE. The Garrett DNA Project is an ongoing project open to any descendant with the Garrett (and variant) surnames. These spellings range from Garratt, Gerhard, Gerhart, Garred, and Jarrelt, to Gheraldi, Giraudot, Gilardengo and Gerrelts.
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If you are (or know of) a lineal male descendant of a GARRIGUES family or one of the many spelling variants please consider participating.
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GARRISON DNA Project Website (FamilyTreeDNA)
Looking for MALE participants in tracing the GARRISON, GARRITSON, GERRITSEN, GARRETSON, GAIRSON, GARISON, GARRASON, and all other similar spellings of these surnames through DNA testing.
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GEEroots -- the GEEnetics Portal: GeeRoots
GEEroots is the family DNA study for the Gee family. Our goal is to use genetics to map the major Gee families in England, America, Australia and elewhere. Then any male Gee will be able to test to discover through which branch they are related. We've already learned from early results that not all Gee's share a common ancestor. Apparently when surnames were being adopted, around 1100 to 1400 AD, more than one unrelated family chose 'Gee'. The focus is on determining the relationship between the various family branches.
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GLENN FamilyTree DNA Project Website (FamilyTreeDNA)
The Glenn, Glen, Glynn DNA project at FamilyTreeDNA. DNA testing for males with the Glenn surname and variations. Discover whether your Glenn family is related to other Glenns in the U.S., Ireland and worldwide.
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GOFF Surname DNA StudyGoff Surname DNA Study (incl Gough, Goffe, Gauf, Gaugh)
GOFF/GOUGH/GOFFE males are invited to join the GOFF Surname DNA Study to determine the GOFF haplotype and discover how the various Goff families interconnect.
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GOFORTH Surname Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
The goal in this project is to compare DNA Y-chromosome genealogy test results from different branches of the GOFORTH families.
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Tracing the Robert GORDON family history (1773 - present) and allied families from North Carolina to Madison County Kentucky, Warren County Tennessee and Missouri, through DNA and traditional research.
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Collecting & comparing Y-chromosome data for genealogical links - GRACE, GRACEY, GRICE, and other variants spellings.
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The goal in this project is to compare DNA Y-chromosome genealogy test results from different branches of the GRAHAM families.
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GRAU DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
The GRAU DNA Project is seeking male GRAUs from everywhere in the world. Through yDNA Analysis of the participants and along with conventional genealogical research, the project will help determine those members that share a common male ancestor.
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GREATHOUSE Surname DNA Project
View project details or join the Greathouse Surname DNA Project at DNA Heritage. DNA Heritage's website also provides a basic genetic genealogy tutorial that explains what you can learn from DNA testing.
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GREENHALGH/GREENHILL DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
A DNA study for the GREENHILL, GREENHALGH, GREENALL surnames (and all other variants).
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GRIFFITH Surname y-DNA Project
Intended to provide additional research alternatives for connecting the many branches of Griffith, Griffiths and other related families.
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GRINDLE DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
The GRINDLE Y-DNA Surname Project goal is to a) determine if relationships exist between early Grindle immigrants to America in the 1600-1700s who resided in Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and South Carolina, b) to determine if a genetic connection exists between three Grindle men (John, Jacob and Henry) who served in the Revolutionary War in Pennsylvania, and c) to hopefully determine the original country or area of origin of these immigrants. All men with the surname Grindle, or variant thereof, are encouraged to participate in this project.
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GUGGISBERG - Surname Project (FamilyTreeDNA)
GUGGISBERG, GUGISBERG, GOUGGINSPERG - these are just 3 variants of our surname, whose oldest ancestor is believed to be Niklaus Guggisberg, farmer, who lived in the mid 1300's on the flank of Gurten Mountain near Bern, Switzerland. Today there are 22 branches of our surname, 90% still live in Switzerland whereas the remaining 10 % are descendants of emigrants now living in France, the United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela and Australia. According to the records, the oldest traces of these branches are located in the small villages of Belp, Englisberg, K
