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Tom Hutter replied to Chris Dunham's discussion Post Your Maine Brick Walls in the group Maine Genealogy
"Hi Chris, Much thanks for this information and direction. I will definitely be following up at the sources you have mentioned. Sorry I haven't replied sooner, as we have been away. Best regards, Tom"
Aug 26, 2009
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GOTTSCHEER Genealogy

Open to anyone of Gottscheer heritage who are interested in tracing their family history.
Jul 16, 2009
Tom Hutter replied to Chris Dunham's discussion Post Your Maine Brick Walls in the group Maine Genealogy
"Hi, I have traced my daughter in law's ancestors to Portland, Maine, but no one in her family has a clue as to where they arrived from. There are some indications they may have arrived through Canada but I haven't found anything as yet.…"
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter joined Chris Dunham's group
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Maine Genealogy

Devoted to family history research in the Pine Tree State.
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter replied to Lisa's discussion From Germany to Florida...HOW? in the group Ships Passenger Lists to USA
"Try ports of Baltimore, MD and Bayonne, NJ. (Bayonne was sometimes used when there was a larger than normal immigrant arrival period and handled overflow from Ellis Island) I don't know where to find these records, but just suggesting…"
Jul 15, 2009
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GOTTSCHEER Genealogy

Open to anyone of Gottscheer heritage who are interested in tracing their family history.
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Lorine McGinnis Schulze's group Ships Passenger Lists to USA
"Caren, Don't give up on the search in the passenger lists. I searched for my grandparents ship for years and almost gave up. I finally found them and the problem was misppelling of the surname on the passenger manifest. Our surname is HUTTER…"
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter joined Lorine McGinnis Schulze's group
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Ships Passenger Lists to USA

Where and how to find your ancestors on ships passenger lists to U.S.A. Ask for help or give help to others looking for passenger lists
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter left a comment for Tom Hutter
"Hi Peter, I checked out the G Project page and found the red G2a designation in my chart, but didn't find anything referencing a3b*. Is it possible I was on the wrong page?"
Jul 15, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Terri O'Connell's group Cemetery Symbols
"Terri, Order of the Eastern Star was an offshoot of the "Freemasons". All four orders used various depictions of the three-link chain. Daughters of Rebekah>:This Daughters of Rebekah example shows the three chain links symbol…"
Jul 14, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Terri O'Connell's group Cemetery Symbols
"Terri, Another example: "
Jul 14, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Terri O'Connell's group Cemetery Symbols
"Please disregard. Doing image test."
Jul 14, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Terri O'Connell's group Cemetery Symbols
"Note: The Oddfellows also have a female order known as Daughters of Rebecca who also use the three-link chain on grave stones. I hope this helps a bit."
Jul 14, 2009
Tom Hutter commented on Terri O'Connell's group Cemetery Symbols
"Hi Terri, Here is a possibility>: In 17th century England, it was odd to find people organized for the purpose of giving aid to those in need and of pursuing projects for the benefit of all mankind. Those who belonged to such anorganization were…"
Jul 14, 2009
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Cemetery Symbols

For those who have an interest in the symbols found in cemeteries. Come ask questions or assist others.
Jul 14, 2009
Tom Hutter left a comment for Peter T. Christy
"Thanks Peter, I hope you will be as successful in achieving that perfect match. My newly found first cousin has other designations listed. I am assuming that it is because he had more testing. (M201, P15.) I am also assuming that designation fits me…"
Jul 13, 2009

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
Hutter, Grill, Spreitzer, Storms/Storm, Maloney
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Austria, Slovenia, Germany
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 trace my family history.
Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/u/t/Tom-Hutter/index.h...

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At 4:24pm on July 15, 2009, Tom Hutter said…
Hi Peter,
I checked out the G Project page and found the red G2a designation in my chart, but didn't find anything referencing a3b*. Is it possible I was on the wrong page?
At 7:07pm on July 13, 2009, Peter T. Christy said…
Hi Tom:

Glad to hear that you have already had success! That is an inspiration to all of us and something that I personally hope to achieve ... thanks for the encouragement.

The FTDNA Haplogroup G Project public page tells us more about your results and the project administrators can discuss your specifics. According to the project public page you are a predicted (red) G2a with twelve DYS marker values and you have been categorized as "G2a3b*--DYS388=13" by the administrators. You will see your haplotype listed on the public page in a large cluster of members with similar haplotypes although you are the only member with your surname.

Don't let the terminology or the science interfere with the use of your results! We don't need to understand how our cars work or our computers run to use them ... likewise we don't need to understand genetic test results to use them. We have plenty of experts who do understand and their knowledge is rapidly expanding ... use what others already know so you don't have to ... I do the same. ;-)
Regards,

Peter
 
 
 

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