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Jane Miscavich
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Jane Miscavich left a comment for John Douglas
"Have you had your DNA tested by FTDNA? The reason I ask is there is some speculation that my Douglas ancestors came from the Netherlands. It would be interesting to know if this fits in with your DNA results. We are from the Haplogroup I1a."
Mar 26, 2010
Jane Miscavich added a discussion to the group North American immigrants
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North American Douglases specifically from Maine

I joined this group in an effort to find some answers regarding my brick wall -- where did my ancestors come from and when did they come.  They are first found in Maine in 1731 when James Douglas and Margaret Elliot filed an intention to marry.  I have a pretty thorough record of the family from then to the present.  But would welcome any additonal information.
Mar 26, 2010
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Mar 25, 2010
Jane Miscavich joined William Douglas's group
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North American immigrants

We are researching early immigrants to the USA and Canada.
Mar 25, 2010

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Which Douglas line are you researching?
North American Douglases from Maine
dna haplotype
I1a
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At 0:07 on March 26, 2010, William Douglas said…
Welcome, Jane!

Unfortunately, I will not be able to help you very much, indeed probably not all, with the Maine Douglases, as i have almost no knowledge of them.

Clearly, finding out more about James and Margaret should make a difference, and lets hope someone knowes something about them.

Yours aye,

William
 
 
 

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