“Humans do not need religion. Nothing on earth
needs religions, Why is it humans are the only life form anywhere with so much
asininity and pollution? Humans are out of order with AMENET/AMEN (NATURE).
Submission to religious nonsense is the most disgusting and unnecessary
cowardly behavior on earth.” – MaaNgala Oni Shankalla
Attention our people associated with Nabaclis,
Golden Grove, Victoria, Ann's Grove, Buxton, Friendship, Sparendaam, Plaisance,
Hopetown, Lichfield, Rose Hall, Fyrish, Courtland, Gibraltar, Canje, and
Linden. This truth warrior is researching Bentick Sancho, Tuckness Sancho, Mary
Sumner, Richard Semple, Friday Campbell, Coolie Solomon, Noble Ross, Mary Maude
McPherson, Jacob Martin, and Walter de Young.
This truth warrior is neither aware where
Walter de Young dwelt in Scotland nor when he migrated to Demerara and where he
resided therein. It is said the human remains of Walter de Young are interred
at St Mary's Church of Scotland at Mahaica in Guyana. Walter de Young is one of
the great-great-great-grandparents of this truth warrior.
This truth warrior is researching Friday
Campbell. This truth warrior is of the opinion Friday Campbell is one of his
great-great-grandparents.
This truth warrior is needs the names of the
parents of Noble Ross. He also needs to be enlightened respecting the
relationship of Noble Ross to the following: Venus Ross, Alexander Ross, Dick
John, William Ross – master carpenter, construction of New Amsterdam Colonial
Hospital in the early 1880s, Sophia Ross mentioned in the Walter Rodney
publication, "A History of the Guyanese Working People, 1881-1905".
- Are you a descendant of
Bentick Sancho, Tuckness Sancho, Mary Sumner, Richard Semple, Friday
Campbell, Coolie Solomon, Noble Ross, Mary Maude McPherson, Jacob Martin,
and Walter de Young?
- Are you aware of the
names of the parents, children and siblings of Bentick Sancho, Tuckness
Sancho, Mary Sumner, Richard Semple, Friday Campbell, Coolie Solomon,
Noble Ross, Mary Maude McPherson, Jacob Martin, and Walter de Young?
- Are you aware of the name
of the mother of Mary Maude McPherson, and the parents of Mary Elizabeth
McPherson?
- How do Mary Maude
McPherson and Mary Elizabeth McPherson relate to each other and to Cudjoe
McPherson and to the father of Cudjoe McPherson – the Scottish plantation
and slave owner?
- What are the names of
the parents of Cudjoe McPherson?
- Are every African linked
to West Coast Berbice in the nineteenth century with the surname McPherson
descendant of McPherson – the Scottish plantation and slave owner?
- Who do you recommend this truth warrior
consult?
- What do these segments
actually represent?
- What are matching DNA
segments?
If you are a descendant of the aforementioned
ancestors and numerous other ancestors who are the representation of this truth
warrior in the past, you share pieces of identical DNA with our genetic
relatives, which are usually referred to as “DNA segments”. Matching DNA
segments are identical pieces of DNA shared between two people. These identical
DNA segments are located on specific locations on an individual chromosome.
The size, or length, of matching DNA segments
is usually measured in “centimorgans“, or cMs. Identical DNA segments can be
very small or very large.
As you likely know, DNA testing is a great
first step in learning about your family tree. Many people take their
first DNA test with Ancestry DNA, which is an excellent choice.
This truth warrior recommends you join
GEDmatch.
Did you know that you can download your
DNA file from Ancestry in order to store on your device or upload to other websites?
Do you have a profile at GEDmatch? If you are on GEDmatch; please enlighten me
as per your kit number. Otherwise, this researcher suggests you join GEDmatch.
By joining GEDmatch your Autosomal DNA will be compared to data respecting
those other relatives who used other DNA companies. And those
relatives can be directly contacted.
GEDmatch is also great for access to matches
with less than 8 cM of DNA. Please request a copy of your Raw DNA at
AncestryDNA. Then download your Raw DNA from AncestryDNA. And upload your Raw
DNA at GEDmatch. https://www.gedmatch.com/
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