Don't forget the women!

Although this is a Surname DNA project, and thus emphasis is on the male of the species, we have recruited a direct maternal line descendant from an early FAMILTON family to see what that might tell us.
The recruit descends from Bessie FAMILTON's daughter Margaret RUNCHAMAN, so the results will also be of interest to the RUNCIMAN project.

The World Family Network FAMILTON Summary pages have been updated to include an outline pedigree for William FAMILTON of Earlston, and including a potential line in Australia able to represent the family.

HAMILTON

Decided to add the publicly available results for our HAMILTON match into the project for a comparison.
Check out MRMEH's page for his assorted links, and the Supplementary project pages for the actual dna results found online.

Bit of a revamp

Finally made time to do a few tweaks to the FAMILTON Surname DNA Project supplementary pages.
Very little new information has been added, but the descendant chart formats have (mostly, I think) been brought up to the more interactive version where you can expand/contract lines to get a better idea of where people fit.
A few more twigs were added to the Wanted line of William and Bessie (WILSON) FAMILTON in the hope of finding a representative to see if there's a match to the Ancrum line already represented.
I'm currently checking a tree in Australia who claims descent from one of the children of George and Isabella (ORMISTON) HAMILTON and looks to have a large number of descendants, so fingers crossed that might work out.

Another Northumberland family

Another Northumberland family has been added to the Patriarch page, that of Henry and Jane of Ashington and Morpeth.
As it says, some of the relationships shown may need confirmation, way too many Henrys and Johns to sort out !
Is there any connection to the Birdhope Craig family? Or to the Ancrum and Earlston ones?

Ohio FAMILTONs added

Past time to add a few outline pedigrees to the Summary pages.
Check out the Patriarchs page for the Ohio line that has been added.

11th: G!

Took a peek to see if any more of the results were in as yet, and yes.
We have a predicted haplogroup of "G", not one of the commonest around.

Supplementary pages have been updated to reflect the additional results, as has the haplogroup chart.

HAMILTON match 12/12

Preliminary results are now available for our one and only participant to date.
Only 12 markers are published as yet, but matches within the Family Tree DNA tested world show a 12/12 match with a HAMILTON, family tree as yet unknown, beyond his being a John HAMILTON born in Ireland, and dying in Sth Carolina, timeframes not stated.