DNA Project: <b>I-S2361</b> ● Paternal DNA Haplogroup of Robert Underwood : The Lost Creek Settlement

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I-S2361 ● Paternal DNA Haplogroup of Robert Underwood

You are are an inferred DNA test match cousin if you have not taken this test. This test shows the relationship with other testers who share this Paternal DNA Haplogroup. The Y-DNA Haplogroup I-S2361 of Robert Underwood has origins in North western Europe.

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Linked to	Armstead Underwood; Asberry W Underwood; Charles Underwood; Charles Underwood; Chauncy R. Underwood; Dennis Flynn Underwood, Jr.; Dennis Flynn Underwood; Edward Underwood; Ezekiel Underwood; Henry Underwood; Henry Underwood; Hiram Underwood; John Underwood; John Underwood; John Thomas Underwood; John William Underwood; Joseph Underwood; Joseph Clarence Underwood; Kelly Robert Underwood; Kenneth Underwood; Mack Underwood; Mack Mason Underwood; Macom Underwood; McKinley Underwood; McKinley Underwood; Meridith John Underwood; Noah Richard Underwood; Richard D. Underwood; Richard J Underwood; Richard Vincent Underwood; Robert (Bob) Underwood; R.D. Underwood; S.R. Underwood; Sterling Underwood; Thomas Underwood; Thomas D Underwood; Thomas Dowling Underwood; W.R. Underwood; William Underwood; Woodie Allen Underwood

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