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===Previous Y-DNA testing=== | ===Previous Y-DNA testing=== | ||
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===NGS/WGS testing=== | ===NGS/WGS testing=== | ||
| − | NGS/WGS testing would confirm/refute this assignment and refine it | + | NGS/WGS testing would confirm/refute this assignment and further refine it. |
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===Further needed testing=== | ===Further needed testing=== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:42, 24 November 2024
Contents
Status summary
Completed as of January 14, 2022
- Recruiting patrilineal (allmale-line) Ralph Paine (and particularly his son Thomas) descendants for NGS/WGS testing. Any male believing they qualify should Read me First
IMPORTANT: Read me First
Biography
First Generation
[1]Thomas Paine, son of Ralph Paine and Dorithea ____ was born Swansea about 1691 and died Freetown bef 6 Nov 1759. He married twice, first Taunton 21 Feb 1711/2 Susanna Haskell and second Freetown 19 Aug 1731 Anabel Canady[1]. Thomas and his first wife Susanna had six children:[2] Mercy (1712), Elizabeth (1714), Ralph (1716), Thomas (1719-1742 unm.), Patience (1720) and Job (1723).
Second Generation
[2]Ralph Paine was born Freetown 25 Nov 1716 and died there 29 Jul 1791. He married (int. Plymouth 20 Apr 1742) Elizabeth Harlow and they had six children: Susannah (c1743), Warden (1747-1749), Hannah (c1751), Warden (c1755), Eleanor (1758) and Lois (c1759).
[3]Job Paine was born Freetown 11 Oct 1723 and died there bef. 3 Feb 1801. He married Freetown 13 Sep 1759 Hannah Terry and they had eight children (Freetown): Betty (1759), Lydia (1761), Thomas (1763-1789 unm.), Susanna (1765), Olive (1767 likely d.y.), Silas (1772), Job (1774) and Hannah (1777).
Third Generation
Warden Paine was born Freetown about 1755 and died there bef 24 Jun 1833. He married Freetown 16 Jan 1776 Susannah Brett and they had eight children (Freetown): Olive (1777), Betsey (1780), Susanna "Sukie" (1782), Calvin (twin 1785), Caroline (twin 1785), Mary "Polly" (1789), Warden (1792-1805) and Sarah "Sally" (1795).
Silas Paine was born Freetown 7 Apr 1772 and died there 7 May 1847. He married Freetown 3 Dec 1801 Chloe Chase and they had five children (Freetown): George Anson (1802), Lloyd Bowers (1804), Thomas Jefferson (1805) John Brown (1807) and Lydia (likely d.y.).
Job Paine (II) was born Freetown 18 Jul 1774 and died there 18 Aug 1856. He married Freetown 1 Nov 1801 Betsey Payne and they had seven children (Freetown): Eliza (1802-1802), Job (1803), Elizabeth (1806), Warden (1809), Betsey (1813), Hannah Terry (1816) and Calvin (1818).
- ↑ Thomas and his second wife Anabel had two children, but they were not descended from a Mayflower Passenger.
- ↑ Some sources give a seventh child, Charles.
DNA results R1b-BY23600
Previous Y-DNA testing
The Payne DNA Project documents one individual claiming Ralph Pain as their Most Distant Known Patrilineal Ancestor (MDKPA). This individual matches descendants of Thomas Paine and has taken the Big Y-700 test with his clade being: R-L21>S552>DF13>Z39589>Z251>Z16943>FGC34554>A6078>A6077>BY23461>BY23600. It is likely descendants of both Pain(e) families fall into this clade.
NGS/WGS testing
NGS/WGS testing would confirm/refute this assignment and further refine it.
Further needed testing
We need additional direct male-line descendants of Ralph Paine (and particularly through his son Thomas) to WGS/NGS test to both confirm the haplogroup assignmentas well as to refine the haplogroup further and delineate descendant clades.
References & External Links
- Peirce, Gen. Ebenezer W., A Brief Sketch of the Early Branch of the Pain Family, Settled at Freetown, Bristol Co., MS, "New England Historical and Genealogical Register" 15:235-37
