Participation in a FREE DNA study to see if we can find a common ancestor and determine where the Hendricks originated from!
Participation in the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation is free, simple and makes an invaluable contribution to future generations with the preservation of your genetic and genealogical information.
Participation in the project is given through three simple steps:
1) a signed consent form,
2) a pedigree chart and
3) a DNA sample obtained through a simple mouthwash swish.
Request a kit online today at www.smgf.org. You may also request additional kits for your friends and family members directly on their website or by contacting an SMGF representative at info@smgf.org.
Participation in the project is given through three simple steps:
1) a signed consent form,
2) a pedigree chart and
3) a DNA sample obtained through a simple mouthwash swish.
Request a kit online today at www.smgf.org. You may also request additional kits for your friends and family members directly on their website or by contacting an SMGF representative at info@smgf.org.
3 comments:
I am interested in your research on Hendricks/Hendrix. My maiden name is Hendrix. James Hendricks and Elizabeth Whitaker were my 3rd great grandparents. I am also interested in the DNA testing. I have a surplus of brothers to choose from for testing.
Please give me an email address. You can disguise it by writing iy out like this:
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I'm interested in your Hendricks DNA testing project. My Hendricks migrated to KY from PA right after the Revolutionary War. Several family members have already had DNA testing done through a different lab. I'd be interested to compare results to see if our clans are a match. We have traced our line of Hendricks to the mid 1600's to England. cw.5555atcomcast.net
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