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Updated 27 May, 2013
The membership of our group has now increased to 51, and we are still slowly growing. Some of the email addresses of others who have expressed an interest were unfortunately lost in my recent computer problems. We are always happy to greet new members to our project or to hear of possible recruits who might be interested.
We would like to have more recruits from Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa or any of the worldwide places where the various Barnard/Bernard families have spread.
Please note that the Y-DNA link on the navigation panel has been changed to take you to the latest results update chart on our project FTDNA site. In order to return to this site just click on the back arrow.
Although our project was started as a Y-DNA project with the express purpose of finding matches on the male lines, many of our members have branched out into mtDNA and other types of DNA tests.
My time is somewhat limited due to the number of activities I am involved in, but I will look into setting up additional links to some of these results when I can. In the meantime you can find all the information on your personal page at https://my.familytreedna.com/login.aspx. To access your page you need your kit number and ID.
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Many of our United States members descend from immigrants from the U.K. and one of our aims is to eventually link up to families in the U.K. from which the immigrants came. It would be fabulous if we reached a situation where such families were able to compare their paper research results.
Barnards and those with close variant names have spread all over the world, and certainly to places like Canada, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, and I was informed that one of my family members settled in Japan. There are also many of those names in the rest of Europe that would be very welcome to our project too. We don't care where they live, all are welcome to join us.
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It would be much appreciated if anyone could let me know of any mistakes they find on this site, or if they have news that might be of interest to Barnard researchers.
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