Comments on: Y-DNA, It’s a Guy Thing… http://www.rickleonard.net/2009/08/dna-results/ Leonard Family History Sat, 25 May 2013 17:38:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Rick http://www.rickleonard.net/2009/08/dna-results/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Rick Sun, 23 Aug 2009 23:47:54 +0000 http://www.rickleonard.net/?p=1411#comment-422 Hi John, Where are you making the comparison? I don’t see you on Ancestry and as far as I know, my results aren’t on Family Tree, unless Brad added them and forgot to tell me. The two databases do not translate on a one-to-one basis… there’s a fairly complicated conversion process. Several people have inquired, and as much as I’d like to make the connection, I have no connections in New York, that I know of. Cheers! Rick Hi John,
Where are you making the comparison? I don’t see you on Ancestry and as far as I know, my results aren’t on Family Tree, unless Brad added them and forgot to tell me. The two databases do not translate on a one-to-one basis… there’s a fairly complicated conversion process. Several people have inquired, and as much as I’d like to make the connection, I have no connections in New York, that I know of.

Cheers!
Rick

]]> By: john leonard http://www.rickleonard.net/2009/08/dna-results/comment-page-1/#comment-419 john leonard Sun, 23 Aug 2009 22:04:23 +0000 http://www.rickleonard.net/?p=1411#comment-419 Rick, I just checked the ancestry.com dna matches. It still shows us at a 3 generation split. In their database you are the closest to me. Today I received my -37 results from Family Tree. On the 12 Marker there are 15 exact matches, on the 25 there a 4, and on the 37 there is 1 exact match, an Eldon Goble. I would be happy to sent you a copy of the result. So, I'm still trying to find a connection between the Sangerfield, NY Leonards (aprox 1798-1850) who were farmers and my direct relative, Frederick N. Leonard (1820-1883) who lived in Sangerfield but in the late 1850's moved to Oriskany, NY. Brad Leonard thinks there may be a connection with a Benoni Leonard who lived in Westmoreland, NY at that time. Westmoreland and Oriskany are very close to each other. Eric Leonard, a direct cousin of mine, thinks the connection is Soloman but I'm not sure due to the iron moulder strain running through the family. If any of your extended family can help me out I'd certainly appreciate the help. John Leonard captturtle@aol.com Rick,
I just checked the ancestry.com dna matches. It still shows us at a 3 generation split. In their database you are the closest to me. Today I received my -37 results from Family Tree. On the 12 Marker there are 15 exact matches, on the 25 there a 4, and on the 37 there is 1 exact match, an Eldon Goble. I would be happy to sent you a copy of the result.
So, I’m still trying to find a connection between the Sangerfield, NY Leonards (aprox 1798-1850) who were farmers and my direct relative, Frederick N. Leonard (1820-1883) who lived in Sangerfield but in the late 1850′s moved to Oriskany, NY. Brad Leonard thinks there may be a connection with a Benoni Leonard who lived in Westmoreland, NY at that time. Westmoreland and Oriskany are very close to each other.
Eric Leonard, a direct cousin of mine, thinks the connection is Soloman but I’m not sure due to the iron moulder strain running through the family.
If any of your extended family can help me out I’d certainly appreciate the help.
John Leonard
captturtle@aol.com

]]> By: Rick http://www.rickleonard.net/2009/08/dna-results/comment-page-1/#comment-409 Rick Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:18:57 +0000 http://www.rickleonard.net/?p=1411#comment-409 I desperately want to re-title this article "DNA - It's a Guy Thing" but I'm afraid of breaking the email links I just sent. ;-) I desperately want to re-title this article “DNA – It’s a Guy Thing” but I’m afraid of breaking the email links I just sent. ;-)

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