Website Links

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    Web Link DNA Newbie
    DNA Newbie is a Yahoo Group that functions as a mailing list to help those that are new to DNA Genealogy get answers to their questions. There are also files and links to other sites, it is a very helpful resource.
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    Web Link USGenWeb
    Volunteers working together to provide free genealogy websites for research.
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    Web Link Testing Company Comparison Chart
    A webpage showing a chart of markers tested by each DNA testing company.
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    Web Link Phillips Connections in the Carolinas

    A very informative Phillips Website focused on the author's Phillips Family and DNA Group 10. His documented paternal line is centered in South Carolina, mostly around Lancaster, Kershaw and Chesterfield Counties, but with DNA testing it has also proven connections to Phillips's lines in Chatham, Randolph, and possibly Guilford Counties in North Carolina.

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    Web Link DNA Forum at Genealogy.com
    A useful forum site for those with Genetic Genealogy Questions.
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    Web Link Ancestry.com
    A website with everything including census records, family trees & community boards.
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    Web Link Origins of European haplogroups
    A great site for the origins, age, spread and ethnic association of European haplogroups and subclades
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    Web Link John and Gabriel Phillips
    Documenting Their Descendants, Seeking Their Ancestors (Phillips Family Group 9)
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    Web Link Rootsweb DNA Project Announcements Forum

    An anouncements and research related forum at Rootsweb.

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    Web Link Genealogy Bank
    A great website to look for your family in old newspapers.
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    Web Link List of DYS Marker
    List of DYS (DNA Y-chromosome Segment) markers are commonly used in genealogical DNA testing.
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    Web Link DNA Forum at FTDNA
    This is the Family Tree DNA Forum. You can browse the forum and there are topics from DNA Success Stories to ySearch Help.
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    Web Link Phillips Board on Genforum

    Phillips Genforum at Genealogy.com is a great place to post and search inquiries.

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    Web Link Conversion Matrix for Markers
    This conversion matrix shows how to convert marker values from one company to another by adding or subtracting marker values that need to be adjusted. The majority of the marker values remain the same, but there are some differences from company to company. The companies listed are FTDNA, GB, SMGF & EA. GB is Genbase a new Canadian Co., that has yet to prove itself in the Genetic Genealogy Market. EA is short for Ethno Ancestry, the others are Family Tree DNA and Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation.
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    Web Link Hughes and Phillips; Smith and Lapham Website
    Hughes and Phillips; Smith and Lapham, owner Virginia Phillips Smith. Many different families, including many Phillips.
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    Web Link All Phillips Mail Lists Main Page

    The main page of the Phillips Mail Lists - Phillips, Phillips-North & Phillips-UK.

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    Web Link Non Surname DNA Projects List
    This is a list of non Surname projects that are available. They include Haplogroups, Geographic and special interest DNA Projects. The link will open an excel sheet with the name of the project, administrator and the link to it. The vast majority are FTDNA associated projects.
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    Web Link Footnote
    A website to look for and view original documents held at the National Archives.
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    Web Link Early NC Phillips Families
    Google group that is dedicated to the discussion and research of the Phillips Family Surname & Surnames Associated with the Phillips Families that are found in North Carolina during the 1700's and early 1800's.
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    Web Link John Barrett Robb, Family Historian
    A professional family historian (“genealogist”) offering a full range of services to the public—from transcribing and interpreting ancient documents, through specific lineage research, to full-blown multi-family compilations over several generations. I am also available strictly as a consultant, to help less-expert family historians deal with specific knotty problems. My particular areas of expertise include colonial Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New England, and their westward emanations into Tennessee, Kentucky, and the old Northwest Territories, and I am making a specialty of the difficult problem of linking mid-westerners in the first every-name USCensus of 1850, to their roots in the original 13 colonies.

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