Hi William, I'm glad to be of help. You will notice the difference when you get your results through from FTDNA, and of course the other big advantage is that you can join all the geographical and haplogroup projects. Do let us know how you get on. It will be especially interesting to find out if you get a different haplogroup assignment from FTDNA. The sale price for the 37-marker test is in fact the same as the discounted price that FTDNA offer to people who have tested elsewhere and want to retest with them. I see that there is already a very large Allen/Allan project at FTDNA so you stand a good chance of finding a match. Good luck!
I noticed two of the surnames you are interested in are Brady and Tanner. My 2great-grandfather was Jesse Brady who married Easter Tanner. They married in Rutherford Co, North Carolina.
Are these also your relatives? If the are, send me your email, and I will send you an invitation to view my tree on Ancestry.
Debbie Kennett
Jul 28, 2009
Richard John Allen
Hi Bill,
Did something not right and lost my post to you.
Have you seen this site? I ordered the 58 marker thinking we just might find cousin's and ancestors in the British Isles. The URL is below:
Dick Allen - FTDNA
DNA Heritage:
www.dnaheritage.com/britishislesdna.asp
Jan 30, 2011
Barbara Ann Brady Sutton
Hi Bill,
I noticed two of the surnames you are interested in are Brady and Tanner. My 2great-grandfather was Jesse Brady who married Easter Tanner. They married in Rutherford Co, North Carolina.
Are these also your relatives? If the are, send me your email, and I will send you an invitation to view my tree on Ancestry.
Barbara Ann Brady Sutton
babsutton@gmail.com
Sep 7, 2018