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Posted: 20 Mar 2007 5:54AM GMT |
Classification: Query
Surnames: Tomlin, Tomberlin, Tomerlin, Jackson
Please see the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation website. It can be found by doing a search under SMGF.
They are doing free genealogy testing for the Y and mitochondrial DNA. I have a brickwall after my great grandfather, John Clark(e)Tomlin whose names might have originally been Tomerlin. The 1880 census of MOntgomery County, Alabama shows he was born about 1857 in Georgia to a North Carolina born father and a Georgia born mother. He married Roxie Catherine Jackson in 1879 and they had one child, Roy Laitten Tomlin. John died when Roy was a small boy.
They are doing free genealogy testing for the Y and mitochondrial DNA. I have a brickwall after my great grandfather, John Clark(e)Tomlin whose names might have originally been Tomerlin. The 1880 census of MOntgomery County, Alabama shows he was born about 1857 in Georgia to a North Carolina born father and a Georgia born mother. He married Roxie Catherine Jackson in 1879 and they had one child, Roy Laitten Tomlin. John died when Roy was a small boy.