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Hope all is well with every one.? Sure will be glad when all is back on track again.

I was wondering if any one can tell me who #4180 matches with on the DanielDNA project, please?
Levi #12914 is one of his sons.? Another son, Nathaniel is also listed with #1480.? Also why is there no name associated with this number?

I am not very versed on DNA so know very little about it.

Also I have begun to doubt the veracity that my direct line of Bazil/Basil et.al. Daniel are the ones listed on the
1790 Pendleton District, South Carolina census record. Although, according to my DNA test, I some how connect?
with this group; most who won the Georgia Land Lottery.

Any help is very appreciated

Berlene Jacques
4th great granddaughter of Basil/Bazel Daniel

Hi Berlene,
? Ditto, I hope everyone is surviving the pandemic. CNN reported that things are probably not going to get back to normal until the end of 2021. Sigh.

If you go to ?and go to the Participants page and search on 4180, you will see that the ancestor of that kit is Baswell/Basil Daniel and there is a brief biography and one other kit mentioned that matches kit 4180.?

There eleven total matches to kit 4180, from kit 14274 to kit 679974 on the Results page of the Daniel DNA web site. Five of the kit owners have not listed who their ancestor has been proven to be.

Part of the greeting email to new participants stresses the desirability of naming their earliest ancestor who can be proved using primary records, but it is up to them if they do so.

The kit owner has control of listing the earliest ancestor that they can prove using primary records (ideally). If there is no name, they have chosen to not add one.?

Y DNA does not lie if it tells that we do or do not connect to someone else on a paternal line. Only primary record evidence can prove how we connect.?

Best,

Kevin