Monday, September 18, 2023

OTHER TERRY'S OF THE HAPLOGROUP I-02

 As shared elsewhere on this blog, the Terry name in Botetourt and Montgomery Counties of Virginia (and earlier Augusta) reflect not a single line of TERRY but several. Each carries its own haplogroup group and thus DNA can be a help in untangling the lines.

For several decades people have been merging individuals from those three groups to build trees. Thus, so many are incorrect and often are based on nothing more than a name in a locale as proof. Yet, the lines held in great favor certain names and every generation had several of each!

The line of William and Rachel Manson Terry - and their eight children- proven by court records and family knowledge and in some cases letters of the time period - have all been linked (those with known descendants).

There is NO evidence via DNA of any connections to Cheraw Native women, links of Manson to the Pegram line or similar claims. If anyone has DNA proof of these connections let me know! My DNA, as a direct descendent of Wiliam and Rachel, connects to all his listed children (with children), and has been identified as falling within the Haplogroup of I-02 (my father's was I-2a2).

Family Tree DNA a few years ago posted online the DNA results from various "Kits" submitted in an attempt to clarify the lines. They identified the primary lines searching fell into I-01; I-2; I-03; and G-02.

The line of descent from three brothers who arrived in 1635 in Massachusetts aboard THE JAMES was identified as I-02. They migrated into New York , Connecticut, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The line of Jasper Terry and Mary Hart, who came down from Bucks Co., Pennsylvania into early Augusta (then Botetourt) with one William Terry, was shown to be I-02.  Thus, likely that William was related.  Jasper and Mary left with her kin, her father was a minister, and migrated to South Carolina where it is believed all died. William apparently remained in Botetourt Co.

SO - - - seeking to answer who was Willam's father, led to looking at the other family lines that were labeled as I-02.

One was - 

Kit # 133275 Group I-02

 0 John T. Terry b 22 Mar 1800 New Bern, NC ; d 31 OCT 1855 Troup Co GA

+ Julia Brooks

 1 Zachary Taylor Terry b 15 May 1847 Coweta Co GA d abt. 1900 Shelby Co TN

+ Julia Frances Jones

 2 Lawrence Heba Terry  b 27 Sep 1883 d 14 Jun 1949 TN

+ Eunice Clyde Trotter;  m(2)  

One was - - 

Kit # 644527 Group I-02

 0 Thomas Terry b 1788 VA d AL

+ Charlotte _____

 1 John Thomas Terry b 1824 SC d 11 Mar 1879 Cherokee Co AL

+ Sarah Soards b 1826 SC d 17 Jun 1896 Cherokee AL

 2 Andrew Thomas Terry b 12 May 1857 GA d 24 Sep 1915 Forney, AL

+ Mary Effie Trimble b 11 May 1857 Tecumseh, Cherokee Co AL d 05 May 1929 Rome, GA

 3 Lee Andrus Terry b 04 Feb 1891 Rock Run, AL d 01 Dec 1956 Rome, GA

+ Readie Atlas Scott b Dec 1893 Bartow Co GA d 02 May 1982 Rome, GA


One was - -

Kit # B341627 Group I-02

0 Andrew Terry b 1803 PA d 12 Sep 1862 PA

+ Ann M. Enochs b 1816 PA d 10 Dec 1883

1 Archibald Mead Terry b 26 Jan 1854 Philadelphia, PA d 07 Apr 1933 Knox Co OH

+ Mary Ada Moffett b 26 Aug 1862 Lucas, OH; m 16 MAR 1882 OH, USA d 11 Apr 1938 Knox Co OH 

2 Lyle Ralph Terry b 30 Jun 1890 Knox, OH d 04 Apr 1947

+ Ethel Gertrude Stinemetz b 19 Feb 1890 Knox Co OH; m 14 SEP 1912 Knox Co OH d 02 Nov 1962 Tiffin, OH


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