Would anyone have the disk listing the burials at Charles Evams. I would like to know all the Kreamer/Kraemer buried there. I already have all the Kramer burials from a few years ago.
Thanks - if some one can email them to me.
Kat

On Feb 5, 2021, at 8:44 PM, Mary Mertz <mertz@...> wrote:

?I had my Dad and Uncle both do the tests since then both have passed.

Dad did on ancestry back in 2008, they then changed the testing company and I couldn’t do any further testing on his sample...nor did they convert it to the database they use for determining matches for family members.

Uncle did later after Dad passed but did that on 23andMe. ?Uncle and Dad had same biological parents. ?Uncle passed a couple of years ago.

My guess on my John’s father would be Isaac Mertz, who was sheriff at Swineford , PA.?

But have more looking to do to confirm that. ?German’s seemed to like to use the name John/Johann a lot!!

Mary

On Feb 5, 2021, at 8:33 PM, Ron Davis <i-d-c@...> wrote:

?Mary,

As far as I know there is only one company testing yDNA and that is FamilyTreeDNA, although 23&ME does indicate the yDNA haplogroup according to my son in law's test results. If you had the testing done with another company, then you are probably out of luck unless there is another male, a brother or cousin that can be tested.?



Ron

On Feb 5, 2021, at 8:33 PM, Ron Davis <i-d-c@...> wrote:

?Mary,

As far as I know there is only one company testing yDNA and that is FamilyTreeDNA, although 23&ME does indicate the yDNA haplogroup according to my son in law's test results. If you had the testing done with another company, then you are probably out of luck unless there is another male, a brother or cousin that can be tested.?



Ron

On Feb 5, 2021, at 8:04 PM, Ron Davis <i-d-c@...> wrote:

?Mary,

Have you tried yDNA? I managed to narrow down my Davis search to a very small area thanks to yDNA. There are about a dozen of us out of thousands that match at 37 or more markers, and seven that have taken the BigY test.


Ron

On Feb 5, 2021, at 7:03 PM, keith nuttle <keith_nuttle@...> wrote:

? I have a mystery, that I have been working on for nearly a decade.? I have documented my Miller family back to Lawrence Co Pa in 1801.? Before that they were in Washington Co Pa.??

I have good evidence that my Miller family was in Dauphin Co Pa,? and before that I some clues they were in Lancaster Co Pa,.?? This information is still not completely proven

I know there are two Miller families in the Adams Co Indiana area; one being my 3rd great grandfather, Alva Miller,? and four of his brothers and the other being John Miller.?? It is documented? that the Miller brothers were born and lived their early lives in Lawrence Co. Pa.

It is known that this John Miller of the other Miller family married Susan Barlet in Berks Co Pa.? Based on Susan's brother Daniel Barlet's Berks Co Pa Will their parents were Sebastian Barlet (Berlit) and Anna Maria Anna Maria Machmer.? Base on that same Will their sister Catharine Barlet married Nicholas Miller.

I know that Sebastian and Anna Maria, sons live in western Berks Co.

The mystery; are John and Nicolas Miller related to my Miller family.? I have several incidence in my families where the family stayed together as they moved west.?? If John Miller is an Xcousin my Miller brothers, it would not be unheard of for the brothers to follow their cousin to Indiana.

Does any one have a puzzle piece that links these Miller families together?

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On Feb 5, 2021, at 1:57 PM, Jane Unger via groups.io <janielou13@...> wrote:

Schuylkill County

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Under your link, at the bottom of the page printed in blue is the word "Contributions." I think it's also at the top of the page. That takes you right to the Archives where all the information can be found.