About us
The goal of the project is to find common ancestors and the differences between various Germanic Tribal groups using the Y-DNA of men from both sides of the North Sea..
Old English surnames
Adlam, Ashley, Alden, Beasant, Blakemore,Bourne, Brown,Buckley, Bunce, Burlingame, Bush, Burbridge, Cheek, Clemonts, Coope Coldwell, Cotton, Crompton, Crutchley, Currington,Crowder,Claridge,Duke,Dukes, Earle, Fisc, Fiske,Foy,GarsideGarthside Gartside, Godwin ,Goodwin, Gale, Graham, Harrison, Helton, Holt,Hamet,Hammett, Johnson, Keats, Lee, Lennon,Lock, Luxford, Mabbott, Melling, Melton, Mildenhall, Mendenhall, Newbury, Newberry, Newbery, Oldham, Outerbridge, Penney, Penny, Reeve, Reeves, Rudge, Rudges , Ruidge, Roidge, Rutdge, Rutge, Rudych, Rutch, Rutche, Ruitge,Rivers, Read, Rischer, Rischer, Sagar, Sherman, Sharman, Shearman, Shurman, Smith, Smit, Smithe, Smither, Smithers, Smithies, Smithy, Smyth, and Smythe, Spooner, Sweet, Sweete, Swett, Swet, Sweat, Stampes, Stamper, Thorne, Thorne, Torp, Thorp, Thorpe, Twynam,Taylor, Townsend, Townend, Ward , Watt, Wheatley, Whatley, Whitley, Wheatleigh, Whitney, Withers, Wyther, Wither, Williams, Wimberley.
Frisian Surnames
Krull, Kruse, Kühl, Lafrenz, Liesche, Loose, Maas, Mackeprang, Marquardt, Meislahn, Micheel, Mildenstein, Olderog, Petersen, Pott, Prüssing, Rahlf, Ramberg, Rauert, Reimer, Rickert, Rieck, Riessen, Röpke, Rosenberger, Ruge, Sähn, Sass, Scheel, Schmalfeldt, Schmidt, Schwenn, Schult, Schümann, Schütt, Schwiesau, Sengerob, Serk, Sievert, Spangenberg, Spieckermann, Stender, Stockfisch, Störtenbecker, Stöterog, Suchsdorf, Tardel, Thode, Thomsen, Tiedemann, Treimer, Venninghausen, Unbehauen, Voderberg, Voss, Wacker, Weiland, Wendel, Wiepert, Wilder, Wilken, Wisser, Witt, Wittrock, Wohler, Wulf.
Please only send one request and wait until accepted into the group.