Tracy (Y-DNA)
Contents
Status summary
As of October 27, 2022:
- Recruiting patrilineal (Y-DNA) descendants. Any male who believes they are a patrilineal (all male line) descendant should Read me First
IMPORTANT: Read me First
Paper trail
First Generation
Stephen Tracy, son of Stephen Tracy and Agnes Erdley (married Great Yarmouth 20 Feb 1586) was baptized at Great Yarmouth 28 Dec 1596 and died in England after Mar 1655. He married Leiden 2 Jan 1621(NS)[1] Tryphosa Lee and they had five children (first at Leiden, rest at Plymouth): Sarah (1622), Rebecca (c1625), Ruth (c1628), Mary (c1630) and John (c1632).
Second Generation
John Tracy was born at Plymouth about 1632 and died Windham, CT 30 May 1718. He married before 1661 Mary Prence and they had at least (likely born Duxbury): John (c1661), Apphia (c1663), Hannah (c1666), Stephen (c1673) and Susannah (c1676).
Third Generation
John Tracy (II) was likely born Duxbury about 1661 and died there before Jul 1701. He married Deborah ___ and they had (Duxbury): Susanna (c1683), Sarah (c1686), Thomas (1688), Mary (c1690),Deborah (c1692), John (c1695) and Tryphosa (c1699).
Stephen was likely born Duxbury about 1673 and died Windham, CT 19 Dec 1769. He married Norwich, CT 26 Jun 1707 Deborah Bingham and they had: Mary (1708), Prince (1711), Deborah (1714), John (1718), James (1720), Nathaniel (1722) and Thomas (1725).
- ↑ Continental Europe converted to the "New Style" Gregorian Calendar in 1582. Thus they were ten days ahead of England (23 Dec 1620).
DNA Results
Previous testing
FTDNA's Tracy DNA Project currently does not list anyone claiming Stephen Tracy as their Most Distant Known Patrilineal Ancestor (MDKPA).
NGS/WGS testing
NGS/WGS testing is needed to confirm the prediction (above) as well as potentially further refine the haplogroup.
References and External Resources
- Anderson, Robert Charles, The Pilgrim Migration: Immigrants to Plymouth Colony 1620-1633 (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 2004)
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