Genealogy Research includes but not limited to:
Richard Fowlke who immigrated to Virginia.
He is followed by his sons who may be but not limited to Jonathon, Richard, William born before 1704,
John Sr. born before 1704 in Virginia.
Followed by possible descendants:
Richard Faulk born About 1750 NC
Luke Faulk born about 1752, migrated to LA
William Faulk born 1758 NC migrated to TN
Phillip Faulk born About 1760 NC
William Faulk born 1760 NC, migrated to Montgomery Co. TN
Jonathon Faulk born 1762 NC
James Red Faulk born Dec.1786 NC, migrated to AL
William M Faulk born 1833 NC, migrated to Effingham Co GA
Simon Faulk born about 1753 NC, migrated to AL
Black James Faulk born NC migrated to AL
Alva D Faulk born 1833 NC migrated to AL
Faulk Families of Twiggs Co GA
Males are able to determine if another male is a descendant from their direct paternal line. The 12 marker Y-DNA test has become the world standard.
Women can determine which Haplogroup they are part of based upon the descent through their maternal line.. Women are identified through the lettered Haplogroup that your mtDNA is assigned to by the scientific community.
Test Results will be displayed at Family Tree DNA and also on this site.
To participate in the Faulk DNA study, please go to the Faulk DNA Project at Family Tree and complete a "Faulk Project Join Request."
Testing is private and confidential. No names are used for identity, only an assigned Test Number.
Privacy is an important part of this study. Only the participant providing the DNA sample will know his results, unless he decides he would like to share his information. The small portion of the Y-chromosome that is analyzed does not contain genes that relate to medical issues. All samples will be assigned an identifying kit number. This kit number will be the only identifying information available for viewing by others. No one other than the project coordinator and the testing laboratory will know who participates in the study or which result is from which participant. The portion of the DNA tested gives a distinctive "signature" for a lineage rather than for an individual, so there is no risk of the data being applied to personal identity for misuse of any kind. The Site administrator has no monetary interest in this study.
Genealogy Chart of known ancestors is required and should be sent to the Contact Administrator
Luke Faulk Line New Surname Matches
25 Marker Matches
Robertson
Genetic Distance is 0
In comparing 25 markers, the probability that above kit numbers and Robertson shared a common ancestor within the last...
100 years is 61.17% 200 years is 84.92% 300 years is 94.15%nbsp;
400 years is 97.73% 500 years is 99.12% 600 years is 99.66%
25 Marker Matches
Blake
Genetic Distance is 1
Robertson
Jamison
Kalbac
Matthewson
In comparing 25 markers, the probability that above kit numbers and listed surnames shared a common ancestor within the last...
25 Marker Matches
Genetic Distance 2 markers
Blanche
Links
100 years is 27.69% 200 years is 58.44% 300 years is 78.43%
400 years is 89.43% 500 years is 95.02% 600 years is 97.71%
Brandon
Cooper
Gordon
McNeil
Norberg
Perkins
Robertson
West
100 years is 8.42% 200 years is 30.51% 300 years is 54.06%
400 years is 72.32% 500 years is 84.37% 600 years is 91.58%
