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Casey LinksAnalysis of DNA for Casey lines and Genealogy.com Casey Family Genealogy Forum Chris M. Casey's Genealogy Page Casey Genealogy Descendants of John Casey & Mary Holmes A Casey Family History Stacey Hoffmann's Family Tree The O'Casey Clan: Their History by Sean O'Casey (1950) and available on Ginni Swanton's web site. BooksSyndicate |
GeneralTested my DNAI tested my DNA at the Ancestry website, but have not matched anyone. I hope you can help with your Casey lines you have tested. Is there anyway, I can use my DNA results with yours? Thanks for any help. David Casey Casey Gone RogersI was talking to my Uncle, and he says, that our family started out in Ireland with the family name Casey, but then our name was changed to Rogers. He said our family were in Quebec Canada before they ended up down in Louisiana. I wondered if maybe there was anything in Ireland's history that might account for the name change? I know nothing of the Casey Heritage, where in Ireland my ancestors were. I am hoping to learn more. Michelle Rogers Contact requested with Irish Type III cluster membersI would like to make contact with all Caseys who are of the Irish Type III cluster. I am presently in contact with Kit Numbers:- Incomplete postingsI would like to request that donors complete the information concerning their oldest known ancestor. Some submissions have nothing at all, and some have no dates or locations. With the repetitive naming that the Caseys used, it it difficult enought to keep them all straight even with complete info. But, with mimimal or no data, it makes for a difficult anaysis. Please! If you have gone to the trouble to submit DNA, finish the process and share enough information so that the rest of us can try to figure out where each donor falls within the family. Thanks! Unassigned submissionsI am wondering why DNA test #54166 is listed in the results grouping as Unassigned, when it is plainly identified as a descendant of Pleasant Casey of Tennessee. Why is it not grouped with the SC-TN Casey grouping? By fiddler at 2007-07-10 13:33 | General | 3 comments
Hanvey Casey connectionKit 51924 reflecting Pleasant Casey has just been upgraded to 67 markers. While the results continue to match Caseys from TN and SC, the only PERFECT match is with one Samuel Hanvey from Ulster (County Down). The Hanvey family arrived in SC about 1766 and lived in all the same places as the Caseys, intermarrying with them over the years. It may be wise to observe this family as we do our Casey research. Perhaps a Hanvey took in an orphaned Casey boy at some point? Perhaps a Casey gem of information is hidden in some of the Hanvey records. If some of you have already made this connection, Analysis of Casey DNA (Group 1 - SC & TN lines)I know that we are all beginners at understanding what these DNA submissions mean and what we should do next. I know that we are all out there trying to analyze these submissions. I will be brave and make a first attempt at an analysis and welcome your comments (be nice but honest): By rcasey at 2006-11-25 12:13 | General | 3 comments
Interview with Family Tree DNAThe CBS affiliate in Tulsa has this video clip on their web site of an interview with Bennett Greenspan of FTdna, and our local news anchor. http://www.kotv.com/e-clips/?2655 I saved a copy (right click, "save target as"). If the link has been taken down before you get a chance to view, I may be able to email to you. 7 Distinct Irish Casey FamiliesMany years ago I came across a book on the history of Irish Names. In it the author stated that there were 7 distinct Casey families. It also gave the different coat of arms for each of the families. For example, for the family that came from just outside Dublin, their coat of arms was GREEN(!) instead of the familiar red, which adorns this site ( My personal varient would be purple but let's go there). From memory other families where from Limerick (Hospital/ Bluff area ?), Cork and Waterford. I shall have to dig the book out again. DNA clockHi Everybody, |
Family Tree DNAGeneral FundDNA tests aren't cheap. There are many Casey's out there who are just as interested as you are in searching for family connections, but may be unable to afford the cost. The Casey Surname Project General Fund provides a way for supporters of the project to help new members join who might otherwise be unable to. Please consider making a contribution today. Contribute to the Casey Surname Project General Fund Be sure to indicate your contribution is for The Casey Surname Project New forum topicsPollWhich County in Ireland Do Your Casey's Come From? Antrim 0% Armagh 0% Carlow 0% Cavan 0% Clare 0% Cork 14% Donegal 0% Down 0% Dublin 0% Fermanagh 0% Galway 3% Kerry 8% Kildare 0% Kilkenny 0% Laois 0% Leitrim 0% Limerick 8% Londonderry 0% Longford 0% Louth 3% Mayo 8% Meath 0% Monaghan 0% Offaly 0% Roscomman 0% Sligo 0% Tipperary 5% Tyrone 19% Waterford 0% Westmeath 0% Westford 0% Wicklow 0% None - my Casey's aren't from Ireland 0% I wish I knew, but I don't 32% Total votes: 37 |