Re: DNA Genealogy
I am glad to hear about the kids, in all seriousness. There is nothing so important as family, traditions, and heredity. Something mostly lost on today's society. I am really happy to hear your boys are taking an interest.
There is a Chief and he is a grand fellow...however, back a few generations one chief didn't have any sons, so in order to marry his eldest daughter and inherit the holdings the suitor had to agree to take the name Cochrane. A young Blair did this, so the Y Chromosome is gone from the Chief's line. So that leaves those of us who do carry the last name etc. as the test bed. Currently there are 70 people in our Clan Society's DNA database. So I am leaning toward doing it....
Yes, very married. We celebrate 10 wonderful years this year, and I married up there is no doubt!
No kids because genetics can be a SOB, or Providence has other plans...which ever way tickles your fancy.
[I]From my tribe I take nothing, I am the maker of my own fortune.[/I]-[B]Tecumseh[/B]
[LEFT][B]FSA Scot
North Carolina Commissioner for Clan Cochrane
Sons of the American Revolution[/B][/LEFT]
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