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DNA
Test Results (new format)
Test
Generation Key
•Test
-41836
-- William > Richard
> Benjamin (Sevier, TN) >
Job (AL) > Benjamin >
John
•Test
113572 -- William
> Richard >
Benjamin
>
David
•Test 101343
-- William >
Richard > David
> Richard >
James (Stokes NC) >
•Test
117623
-- William >
Richard > David >
Richard > James (Stokes NC)
>
•Test #67914
-- William >
John > John >
Peter > Seth >
Jacob > Harvey
DNA Test Results
These last tests have cleared things up a great deal.
We have a mutation in the start of the pedigree and the end.
The sons of William
Fancy, (Richard and John) are differenced by DYS 391. John is 12 while
Richard's line is 11. This is a great device for sorting these brothers
in the future.
We do not know
what William Fancy had at DYS 391.
The 2nd mutation
is with Job b.1790. His DYS 391 =10.
Fancher
Genealogy
Fancher Research Links
reference (1)
(best documented references)
reference (2)
web page The Fancher Family by Beverley Githens
reference (3)
web page (very good research, follows ref 1)
reference (4)
web page (very good research, follows ref 1)
reference (5)
web page (not good research - a compilation of
everyones gedcom)
reference (6)
web page (not good research - a compilation of
everyones gedcom)
Pedigree
| William
Fancy/Fanshaw |
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Richard
Fancher •Test
41836
•Test
101343
•Test
113572 •Test
117623
(This
line is distinguished by DYS
391 = 11) (1)
b.1700-05, CT d.1764 NJ
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Richard1 Fancher was not born in Morris Co. NJ. His birth is estimated
to be 1700 to 1705, he was in Stamford, CT 1728 to 1736/7 and
did not arrive in Morris Co. NJ until around 1741. (1)
- Richard Fancher lived in Roxbury Township, Morris County,
New Jersey where he died in 1764. When he made his will October
29, 1764, he was in ill health, and he died before November 12,
1764 when the will was probated in Morris County. His will names
his wife as Martha. (3)
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1.
Captain Richard (twin), born August
17, 1731. (3) |
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2.
Martha (twin), born August 17, 1731; probably
married John Bell, an appraiser of Richard Fancher's estate in 1778.
(3) |
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3.
William (twin), baptized October 19, 1735
in Stamford Congregational Church; probably died before 1744. (3) |
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4.Benjamin
•Test
41836
•Test
113572 •Test
117623
(DYS
391 = 11)
- (twin), baptized October 19, 1735, Stamford Congregational Church.
(3)
- Benjamin Fancher was born in New Canaan, Connecticut and baptized
October 19, 1735 in the New Canaan Congregational Church. He is
believed to have died in Sevier County, Tennessee about 1805. He
married Sarah _____. (4)
- born 19 Oct 1735 in Stamford, Fairfield CT. He died 1809 in
Overton, TN (6)
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1.Richard,
born April 19, 1767; died August 21, 1849, Bibb County,
Alabama; married Mary _____.(4)
(6)
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2.Samuel,
born 1767; died in Bibb County, Alabama after 1850;
married Phebe Adams.(4)
(6)
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3.
Sarah, born 1768; married February 3, 1792
in Knox County, Tennessee to John Hiser, a Revolutionary Soldier.
Sarah Hiser received a pension on his service. John Hiser, born
Berks County, Pennsylvania 1759 or 1760 and died in Barren County,
Kentucky, March 5, 1839. They moved from Sequatchie Valley, Tennessee
to Kentucky about 1812. She is buried in the Hiser Cemetery near
Center, Kentucky. Ten children.(4)
(6)
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4.
Jacob, born 1776; used surname Fanshier. He
was first and earliest person in the Fanshier Family. From him spring
all those bearing this name. He married first Martha _____ and next
Rachel Price. Son Thomas, never married, used name Fancher. Sons
George and John used name Fanshier. Probable son Calvin Morgan used
name Fanchier.(4)
(6)
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5.John
Fancher, deceased by November 1794 Term of
court in Bourbon County, Kentucky; married Margaret _____ (Probably
McGee).
(4) (6)
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5.
Sophia Fancher b.1765
(This is my suggestion)
m.abt 1784 David Norton |
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David Fancher,
•Test
113572 born 1770 to 1780; died March 1850,
Rush County, Indiana; married Elizabeth Dobbins.(4)
(6)
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•Test
113572 (DYS 391 = 11) |
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•Test
113572 (DYS 391 = 11) |
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7.
James S. FANCHER was born 1794 and died 22
Oct 1850. (6)
(doubtful) |
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8.
Job Fancher,•Test
41836
(This
line is distinguished by DYS
391 = 10) born
about 1780; died Fort Williams, Alabama in 1814; married Rebecca
Fryer.(4)
(6)
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| Benjamin
Fancher •Test
41836 (DYS
391 = 10) b.1804 |
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John
E Fancher •Test
41836 (DYS
391 = 10) (b.1845
d.1927) |
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5.
Abigail, baptized February 20, 1736/7. Probably
died young because she was not mentioned in her father's will. (3) |
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6.
Amy Fancher, unmarried in October 1764. (3) |
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7.
William Fancher, born October 9, 1744, Morris
County. (3)
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8.
David Fancher
•Test 101343
•Test
117623
(DYS
391 = 11)
(1)
(2)
b. abt 1738 (3)
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David Fancher, son of the immigrant Richard, migrated to Virginia,
where he. received a grant of land from Governor Patrick Henry.
David's son Richard lived in Virginia and North Caroline be fore
moving on westward to Tennessee.(2)
- David Fancher was born about 1738 and married in Morris or Sussex
County, New Jersey to Hannah _____. He probably moved to Sussex
County before 1763 when a son was born there. Children, born in
New Jersey: (4) |
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1.
Richard Fancher •Test
101343 •Test
117623
(DYS 391 = 11) b.
1756 Stamfort, CT > PA (1)
m. Sarah Jernagan (Journegin).(4)
b. Spottsylvania, VA (1)
- Capt. Richard2, was not born in Morris Co., NJ either,
his baptismal record in Canaan Parish Church in Stamford, CT is
3 years after his birth in 1731, and 10 years before the family
removed to NJ.(1)
Richard3 served in the Eighth Regiment of VA during the Revolution.
There has been no record found of this family in PA (1)
- Richard, grandson of the immigrant (1756-1829) served seven
years in the American Revolution in Colonel Bowman's Eighth Regiment
of Virginia. He was with Sergeant Jasper at Fort Moultrie when the
flag pole was shot by a British ball. He retrieved the flag and
held it in place until the pole could be spliced Richard died in
Overton County, Tennessee; his wife Sarah, of Spottsylvania County,
Virginia, died at Osage, Ark., in 1839. (2) |
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James
Fancher•Test
101343 •Test
117623
(DYS
391 = 11) b.1790 Stokes,
NC (1)
James, was born in 1790 in North Carolina. He married
in Rock Springs, Tennessee. In 1838 he moved to Carroll County,
Arkansas, and lived there until his death in 1866. He served,
incidentally, in the War of 1812. He was 70 years old at the
outbreak of the Civil War and in 1863 he lost most of his
property (2) |
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Thomas
Washington Fancher Test
101343 •Test
117623
(DYS
391 = 11) b.
1833 Overton, TN
Thomas was born in 1833 in Tennessee. He married
Elizabeth Sneed in Osage, AR. He was an officer in the Civil
War in Harrell’s Arkansas Cavalry. He died in 1892 as
the result of a stab wound from a fellow Mason. He’s
buried in Osage, Carroll Co., AR. |
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2.
Isaac, born December 27, 1760, Morris County; married Margaret
McCollom. |
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3.
James, born September 19, 1763, Sussex County; married Ruth
White. |
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4.
John, deceased by November 1794 Term of court in Bourbon
County, Kentucky; married Margaret _____ (Probably McGee).(5)
(doubtful) |
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John
Fancher •Test #67914
(This
line is distinguished by DYS 391 = 12) (D.
1779)
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JOHN
FANCHER
•Test #679144 (DYS
391 = 12) (B.1737
- D. 1808) |
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PETER
FANCHER •Test #67914 (DYS
391 = 12) (B.1767
- D. 1859) |
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| SETH
FANCHER •Test #67914
(DYS
391 = 12) (B.
1787 - D.1870) |
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JACOB
W. FANCHER •Test #67914
(DYS
391 = 12) (B.
1817 D.1880) |
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HARVEY
S. FANCHER •Test #67914
(DYS
391 = 12) B.1858
- D. 1882) |
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Grouped