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Welcome to 开云体育, our new home for genealogical discussions. This is an exciting time with a very impressive website and the opportunity to rekindle our communications and, perhaps, revive

First of all, To all of you who are involved in the "front lines" of this corona virus war - Thank You for all you are doing. Without you we would be in dire straits. Secondly, Diane and I thought

With the New Year I hope we can get back to our family research. You are encouraged to send in your questions, comments and any related information you would like to share. Best wishes, Jim and

Hackley relatives, Just wanted to touch base with you; hope to visit more later. Josephine Elizabeth Hackley, 1851 - 1939 my great grandmother spent the later years of her life in the home of her

Which John Hockley do you have? Get Outlook for iOS Sent: Monday, January 25, 2021 11:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Hackley] A New Year and New Opportunities Hackley

John Francis 1829/1903 John 1654/1697/98 John Francis Hackley is my 2XGGGF. Who am I hearing from? Patrick "John" Handley, Jr Wichita, KS

Looking for information on James HACKLEY 1691/1748 in VA John Handley pjhjr@... Wichita, KS ____________________________________________________________ Sponsored by

The family historian of the Hackley family of colonial Virginia, Dr. Woodford Broadus Hackley (1894 to 1978), believed that the Hackley family (origins Hampshire, England) were related to the Hockley

Darrell, can you please send more information on the TX DNA lab? I believe we may be related. I used the Ancestry DNA submission site. Thanks, Randy Anderson

Hello Vince, I found the Hackley kits you mentioned on the "R DF21 and Subclades" project at FTDNA, (I wonder why no one set up a "Hackley DNA Project"?). Unfortunately, the Hackley-Hockley common

Noticed you were receiving an email from aanders@.... Be careful. I joined a Hackley Group two months ago and the only response was 20 nonsense e--mails sent at the same time on three

Hello All, So it might be the case that the Y-DNA of the colonial Culpeper County, VA line of Hackleys might still be the same for my Essex, England line of Hockleys, which is in the R U152 haplogroup

I just joined this group. Are you saying the group owner/manager is aanders and that there is some issue with how this group is conducted? I just want to be sure before I start posting anything here.

Hi Vince, Yes I was saying that maybe your line of Hackleys may not be the same as the Culpeper line but from what you said below, you probably do descend from them. What got me into the

That interesting Darrel. I don’t know anything about myheritage. If you know any male Hackleys on this platform, please send them my way. I’d lover to get them to test in FTDNA. I don’t know if

Do you have famous ancestors? Diane and I would love for you to share your information with this group. To make this easier we are suspending the rule of only discussing members of your direct line.

I haven't been active on this group, but wanted to update on some Y-DNA results from about a year ago. Myself and a distant cousin Richard Hackley had tested with FTDNA at the highest level (at that

I'll break the ice here. Anyone descended from William Samuel Hackley (ca1824-1913) of Culpeper County, Virginia and Martha Ellin Harrell (1826-1891) of Fauquier County, Virginia has an established

Very, very interesting. Diane

Hi Darrell, Are you still active/subscribed to this group? Not sure what happened, but the group went silent after last September. Hoping it is still working and wish we could get more Hackleys to