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Louise Walsh Throop left a comment for Clayton L. Soules
"Clayton, We need more men to do a Y-DNA test......in particular men descended from the European family of van Souldt/Solt/etc.   Only the Y-DNA test will do since we are working with surnames that are similar.   The autosomal…"
Nov 21, 2011
Clayton L. Soules commented on Louise Walsh Throop's group Throop family in USA and England
"Being interested in the Soule lineage in its various spellings, I joined this Group so as to keep up on any research developments that are found in both the US and in England.  I have a comment over on the Soule Group side that some of you may…"
Nov 19, 2011
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National Genealogical Society

NGS is a non-profit organization based in the United States that serves genealogists and family historians from beginner to more advanced. They educate via national conferences and online training.
Nov 19, 2011
Clayton L. Soules joined Louise Walsh Throop's group
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Sol family in northern Europe

For sharing of Sol family history, especially of three Sol families in Holland. Probably decended from Jan Sol, of Haarlem ca 1590-1600.See More
Nov 19, 2011
Clayton L. Soules joined Louise Walsh Throop's group
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Throop family in USA and England

William Throope arrived about 1666 in Massachusetts.
Nov 19, 2011
Clayton L. Soules commented on Louise Walsh Throop's group Soule Family
"I have been fairly successful in my search of my family in America going back to George Soule.  When it came to try to trace the tree back further, however I soon learned of the controversy that I had stepped into. As with many…"
Nov 9, 2011
Clayton L. Soules commented on Louise Walsh Throop's group Soule Family
"I am intrested in participating in the Y-DNA testing to contribute to the pool of knowledge in the direct Soule line to old George.  Should I start at the familytreedna link to get started?"
Nov 3, 2011
Armando Framarini and Clayton L. Soules are now friends
Nov 2, 2011
Clayton L. Soules joined Louise Walsh Throop's group
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Soule Family

Descendants of George Soule, of the Mayflower, also Waste/West, Peterson, and Haskell
Nov 2, 2011
Clayton L. Soules is now a member of Genealogy Wise
Oct 27, 2011

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
Soules/Soule/Soul/Sowl etc.
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
,Northern Europe, esp. France, The Netherlands, Belgium, The Basque Region
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Intermediate Family History Researcher
If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
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For what reason did you start genealogy research?
To fill in the geneologic line from myself to George "The Pilgrim" Soule, and to determine his roots and where he came from.

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At 1:19am on November 21, 2011, Louise Walsh Throop said…
Clayton,

We need more men to do a Y-DNA test......in particular men descended from the European family of van Souldt/Solt/etc.   Only the Y-DNA test will do since we are working with surnames that are similar.   The autosomal tests may or may not pertain, and you absolutely have to have lineages worked out to be certain, which would be about 12-15 generations for both men......and have autosomal matches of at least 9 cM [that's centi-Morgans], 12 cM is even better.   Such matches probably will not occur when there are 12+ generations involved.....do the math: decreasing the percentage matches by 50% each generation.....
So a Y-DNA test is best as the whole Y-chromosome is transferred each generation.   So do the math:  100% each generation!!  with no reductions....
Louise
 
 
 

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