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  • Rockford, MI
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Adoption Search

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Just like other genealogists, adoptees are searching for our roots. We just start out with less information than others. We share the same goals and use the same tools, including vital records, online databases, and now genetic genealogy.See More
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Richards Surname

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A group for those researching the Richards surname.The founder of this group manages the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. While Y-DNA testing is recommended, it is not a requirement to join this group.
Joyce D. Gauvin joined Richard Hill's group Jan 10
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Laura Cosgrove Lorenzana commented on Richard Hill's group 'Richards Surname'
I'm new to this site. I'm hoping to get evidence for Randolph RICHARDS, born 1830, married Laura Louisa Greene 1857 in Cincinnati, OH and died 1870 in Cincinnati, OH. 1850 Census has his mother as Mary w/sisters Eveline and Caroline; I…
Oct 23, 2011
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Richards Surname

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A group for those researching the Richards surname.The founder of this group manages the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. While Y-DNA testing is recommended, it is not a requirement to join this group.
Laura Cosgrove Lorenzana joined Richard Hill's group Oct 23, 2011
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How to Identify Ancestors and Confirm Relationships through DNA Testing

This is the title of my new DNA Testing Guide. You can download it free from this page.My DNA Testing Adviser web site  has a lot of useful information for genealogists, adoptees and others. Yet I felt an overview was needed to put the different DNA tests in perspective. I describe the four major test types. Then I summarize their purposes, strengths and limitations in a…See More
Blog post by Richard Hill Aug 30, 2011
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Richard Hill and Deane Merrill are now friends Aug 27, 2011
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Richards Surname

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A group for those researching the Richards surname.The founder of this group manages the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. While Y-DNA testing is recommended, it is not a requirement to join this group.
Connie Underwood joined Richard Hill's group Mar 26, 2011
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A group for those researching the Richards surname.The founder of this group manages the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. While Y-DNA testing is recommended, it is not a requirement to join this group.
Angeline Martinez joined Richard Hill's group Feb 26, 2011
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Adoption Search

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Just like other genealogists, adoptees are searching for our roots. We just start out with less information than others. We share the same goals and use the same tools, including vital records, online databases, and now genetic genealogy.See More
Will Colbert joined Richard Hill's group Feb 9, 2011
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Richard Hill and CeCe Moore are now friends Nov 23, 2010
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Beverly Simpson commented on Richard Hill's group 'Adoption Search'
My husband was adopted in 1955 in Florida...it was a closed adoption...both of his adopted parents are deceased...he would like to find out something of his heritage, for health reasons, but is not necessarily interested in locating his birth…
Oct 14, 2010
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Just like other genealogists, adoptees are searching for our roots. We just start out with less information than others. We share the same goals and use the same tools, including vital records, online databases, and now genetic genealogy.See More
Beverly Simpson joined Richard Hill's group Oct 14, 2010
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AdoptionDNA

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Family Tree DNA interviewed me about my successful search for my unknown birth father. Learn how I discovered my biological surname through genetic genealogy. Then hear how I used a DNA sibling test to solve the last piece of my puzzle.
A video by Richard Hill was featured Oct 12, 2010
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Richards Surname

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A group for those researching the Richards surname.The founder of this group manages the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. While Y-DNA testing is recommended, it is not a requirement to join this group.
Stephanie Richards Jackson joined Richard Hill's group Oct 11, 2010
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Adoption Search

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Just like other genealogists, adoptees are searching for our roots. We just start out with less information than others. We share the same goals and use the same tools, including vital records, online databases, and now genetic genealogy.See More
Carol Harris joined Richard Hill's group Sep 14, 2010
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Richard Hill commented on Sherry Hightower's group 'Alamo Defenders'
My biological father was a Richards. My great-great grandfather's brother was John Richards. John was among the Texas patriots executed by the Mexican Army at Goliad, just a few days after the fall of the Alamo.
Jul 28, 2010

Profile Information

What surnames are you interested in researching?
Richards, Hartzell, Franich, Harrier
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
United States, Great Britain, Croatia
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Intermediate Family History Researcher
For what reason did you start genealogy research?
I was adopted and began a mid-life search for my birth parents. A genetic genealogy test showed me that my surname was Richards. As I found my birth father's family, I got into genealogy as a means of connecting this new family to the three Richards men that I match. I now manage the Richards DNA Surname Project at Family Tree DNA. More recently I have begun to research my birth mother's line and both of my wife's parental lines.
Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
http://www.dna-testing-adviser.com

My Genetic Genealogy Story in the Wall Street Journal

My successful search for my biological ancestors was covered in a front-page article, May 2, 2009: Family Secrets: An Adopted Man's 26-Year Quest for His Father. Richard Hill Uses Latest DNA Techniques And Lots of Shoe Leather to Solve a Riddle

Click here to read the story online.

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How to Identify Ancestors and Confirm Relationships through DNA Testing

This is the title of my new DNA Testing Guide. You can download it free from this page.

My DNA Testing Adviser web site  has a lot of useful information for genealogists, adoptees and others. Yet I felt an overview was needed to put the different DNA tests in perspective.



I describe the four major test types. Then I summarize their purposes, strengths…

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