Readdick & Reddick DNA match.
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Readdick & Reddick DNA match.
 dereddi
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Posted: 29 Dec 2003 4:27PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Reddick, Readick, Readdick, Redick, Radick & variations.
Hello to all Readdick investigators,
A recent pair of Y-Chromosome DNA tests has resulted in a match between Paternal lines for the Readdick families of Camden & Glynn Counties of Coastal Georgia with the Reddick families of Burke & Screven Counties of Southeast Georgia. One male descendant of Peter Readdick (born circa 1800) and myself, a descendant (gggg-grandson) of Nicholas Reddick (died prior to 1811) have received confimation that our paternal Y-chromosome are perfect matches.
This means that these two sets of families have the same origins. It is likely that they are descended from the family of Johann Radick, a Palatine emigrant who arrived in Savannah in December of 1737.
I hope that this is helpful.
Sincerely,
Dale E. Reddick
A recent pair of Y-Chromosome DNA tests has resulted in a match between Paternal lines for the Readdick families of Camden & Glynn Counties of Coastal Georgia with the Reddick families of Burke & Screven Counties of Southeast Georgia. One male descendant of Peter Readdick (born circa 1800) and myself, a descendant (gggg-grandson) of Nicholas Reddick (died prior to 1811) have received confimation that our paternal Y-chromosome are perfect matches.
This means that these two sets of families have the same origins. It is likely that they are descended from the family of Johann Radick, a Palatine emigrant who arrived in Savannah in December of 1737.
I hope that this is helpful.
Sincerely,
Dale E. Reddick