Genealogy Communities - Connections

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My Communities


Early Settlers of the Lower Midwest and Virginia


  • 614 DNA Matches
  • 460,062 AncestryDNA Members
  • Confidence: 20%
  • My Surnames (1775-1825)
    • Beckerdite
    • Bland
    • Buckles
    • Briles
    • Browning
    • Burke
    • Butler
    • Christy
    • Crandall
    • Crawford
    • Foster
    • Ricketts
    • Rush 
    • Smith
    • Story
    • Thompson 

 Settlers of New England & the Eastern Great Lakes

  • 293 DNA matches 
  • 205,119 AncestryDNA members 
  • 60% confidence
  • My surnames 1775-1800
    • Fisk
    • Greene
    • Hale
    • Hammond
    • Hutchinson
    • Kennedy
    • Kingsbury
    • Mentzer
    • Miles
    • Ostrander
    • Ralston
    • Reed
    • Rickets
    • Thurston
    • Wells
    • White

Early Settlers of New York 

  • 287 DNA matches
  • 239,936 Ancestry DNA members
  • 20% Confidence
  • My Surnames (1775-1800)
    • Butler
    • Hale
    • Hammond
    • Hutchinson 
    • Kennedy
    • Kingsbury
    • Ostrander 
    • Reed
    • Wells

Observations:

  •  My Crandall line shows up in my lower midwest community when I believe it goes back to New England. I assuming this is because my Crandall line 'stops' in Ohio and doesn't connect to the next generation back.
  • For my research, there seems to be an overlap between the New York community and the New England community. Most of my lines that are in New York actually migrated to New York from New England. 


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