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Subject: [DNA] DNA participants' ancestry
Date: Sun, 4 Aug 2002 19:48:35 EDT


The Walker DNA home page by Barbara Walker Good, hyperlink below, shows an
outstanding way of presenting the lineage of DNA testees back to certain
ancestries, while at the same time protecting the identities of living
persons.

Congratulations, Barbara, and thanks to you for the idea. If there are other
DNA websites with other ways of presenting lineage without betraying
identities of those still living, I would like to be referred to them, also.

Meantime, I am sending this email as a blind copy to some of our Wingfield
DNA participants, and asking them to email me their views as to whether the
Walker example shown would be acceptable to them for their Wingfield DNA test
results back to a focus ancestor.

Lee Preston, Wingfield DNA Coordinator and WFS Genealogist
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<A HREF="http://jamesdavidwalker.com/dnasumm.htm">Click here:
THE WALKER SURNAME DNA TESTING PROJECT PARTICIPANTS --
http://jamesdavidwalker.com/dnasumm.htm</A>;
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Here is how it would look:

608 Contact Johnny Dale Walker: <A HREF="mailto:"></A>
descends from:
William Walker b ca 1690 d aft 22 Apr 1752 in Cumberland Co. VA and Judith b
ca 1695 d aft 19 Aug 1767 in Cumberland Co. VA
Warren Walker b ca 1720 d 1790 in Cumberland Co. VA and Mary Magdalene Burton
b 15 Jun 1728 Prince George. Co. VA d aft 14 Sept 1795 in Cumberland Co. VA
Warren Walker b ca 1760 Cumberland Co. VA d bef May 1828 in Smith Co. TN and
Sarah b ca 1765 d aft. 1830 Smith Co. TN
George Washington Walker b ca 1799 in Cumberland Co. VA d 28 Mar 1864 in
Henry Co. TN and Mildred Ann Anderson b 1829 Smith Co. TN d 1904 Henry co. TN



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