Lance L. Hall's Genealogy




Lance L. Hall
Fort Worth, TX.
25 Nov 2023 - I am trying to update and expand these old Rootsweb pages and most have been greatly expanded in the past few years. Recently I had to move my website from Rootsweb where it was for 20+ years to my own paid webspace. In 2024 Rootsweb is locking down old websites so they can no longer be updated so the site needed to be moved. 

I do as much real research as possible and take the time to track down source documents and draw conclusions based on actual documents, circumstantial evidence, cluster data and now DNA evidence.  I have been researching my ancestry off and on since 1991.  Many lines are very difficult to research and there are still many brick walls. I am on Ancestry and my main tree is "Lance's family tree"   I have added links to some new pages attempting to document possible DNA segment triangulations. 

At the bottom of this page are links to my public shared Google Drive folders that contain important photos and documents.

My Pedigree Chart

My Gedmatch kit number is A299781.  Gedmatch style color bar generator


Paternal grandfather lines:
(William B Hall)
Surname County State DNA
Britton Marshall Mississippi DNA
Chesterfield Virginia  
Cleghorn Rutherford North Carolina DNA
Madison Georgia  
Cooper   Maryland  
Cornett Grayson Virginia DNA
       
Daniel Laurens South Carolina  
Gregory Mecklenburg Virginia  
Lunenburg Virginia  
Tate/Desoto Mississippi  
Hall Laurens South Carolina  
Floyd Georgia DNA
Jeffries Lunenburg Virginia DNA
       
Kirkham Petersburg city Virginia  
Lumpkin Guilford North Carolina  
Floyd Georgia DNA
       
Richards Mecklenburg Virginia  
South Laurens South Carolina  
Swepson Mecklenburg Virginia  
       
Maternal grandfather lines:
(Henry F Mannon)
Surname County State DNA
Bowman Greene Tennessee DNA
Bray Bell Kentucky  
Daniel / Napier Harlan Kentucky  
Deaton DeKalb Alabama DNA
Montgomery North Carolina  
Williamson Illinois  
EldridgeLee Co., VAHarlan Co., KY DNA
Halsell Coahoma Mississippi DNA
Montgomery Tennessee  
Fairfield / Chester South Carolina  
Hixson Greene Tennessee DNA
Lee Bell / Harlan Kentucky DNA
Botetourt Virginia
McNew ? Tennessee DNA
Cherokee / DeKalb Alabama  
Mannon Claiborne Tennessee DNA
Mobley
(Moberly)
Chester
Edgefield
Fairfield
South Carolina
South Carolina
South Carolina
DNA
Oldham Caswell North Carolina DNA
Estill Kentucky  
Speculative connections based on large DNA clusters. 
Mullins Pike / Floyd Kentucky DNA
Poe/Wadkins Floyd Kentucky  
Fugate Floyd Kentucky  

Paternal grandmother lines:
(Eula M Millican)
Surname County State DNA
Applegate Scott Indiana DNA
Pike Illinois  
Barnes Clark, Estill
Kentucky or
N. Carolina?
DNA 1
DNA 2
Broady Grainger Tennessee DNA
Scott Indiana  
Burris

Burrows
Laurens South Carolina DNA
Madison, Clark, Estill Kentucky  
Cooper, Cole,
Jackson, Cass
Missouri  
Burrus Surry North Carolina  
Collings
(Collins)
Shelby Kentucky  
Scott Indiana  
Crabtree Collin Texas  
Hart Cabarrus /
Mecklenburg
North Carolina  
Millican Collin Texas  
Anderson Tennessee DNA
Richey Pike Illinois DNA
Collin Texas  
Sharp Grainger Tennessee  
Scott Indiana  
Stark Scott Indiana DNA
Williams Collin Texas Autosomal
DNA
Overton Tennessee Y-DNA
Williams Cumberland Kentucky  
Maternal Grandmother lines:
(Alice H Fisher)
Surname County State DNA
Barnard Chatham Georgia  
Barnett Creek Nation Oklahoma  
Beams Choctaw Nation Mississippi DNA
Choctaw Nation Oklahoma  
Bradley Chatham Georgia  
Fisher Creek Nation Oklahoma DNA
Monroe Alabama  
Fields Fixico Creek Nation Oklahoma DNA
Simmons Creek Nation Oklahoma  
Yahola Creek Nation Oklahoma  
       


Mystery matches:
Surname Shares matches with:
X-DNA tree  
X-DNA segments  
Foster, Spradlin  
Grider-Bailey Henry, Alvena
Mills, Ledbetter, Butts cluster Lance, Gayle, Mary K,
Tobias Harp Lance, Henry, Phyllis
Aaron Tallent / Mitchell Tallent  


Select DNA related YouTube videos:




DNA triangulation:

DNA triangulation can be used work out which specific DNA segments are common to specific ancestral lines or ancestral couples.   The method involves comparing chromosome match data in a spreadsheet.  Currently Ancestry has the largest DNA database but it does NOT let you see the actual segment data.  It also adds smaller likely erroneous segments matches into your total centimorgan count which can make distant matches report closer than they really are.  The only method to obtain and view actual Ancestry segment data is to download your DNA data and then upload that file to a 3rd party website like Gedmatch (preferred) or FTDNA.  While Gedmatch is a smaller database than Ancestry it contains user-submitted kits from multiple DNA websites.  The steps are:




Google Drive folders with photos and documents: