NOTICE: Information presented in these webpages is not to be construed as PROVABLE FACTS. It is up to the user to verify all information that he/she receives. Some information has been provided by kits submitters and their own research. Other information has been added from other sources. Additions and corrections are welcome.
Lineage information in pointed brackets < > lists the Group Number and the DNA Kit Number as found on the Harris Y-DNA Results Page. Additional information will be included as more DNA markers are tested and as more participants match up with this grouping.This is an ongoing project seeking to chart out lines of descent that have been DNA tested as shown on the Harris Y-DNA Results Page. Information is based on DNA results, lineage information supplied by kit submitters, Bible records, vital records, legal documents, census records, family histories, internet sources, etc. In some cases the paper trail and/or information found on the web or other sources may be in error. Please view this information as a tool and not as proven fact.
Here are lineage charts (supported by DNA) that fall into Group 1 of the Harris Y-DNA Results. All spouses are not shown—only the ones that are listed as the parent of the generation that follows. For questionable generations, the names are preceded by an asterisk *. This means the connection between the PERSON WITH AN ASTERISK and the PREVIOUS generation are unproven.
The modal listing of Group 1 up to 67 markers is listed on the Harris Y-DNA Results Page.
In order to better compare matches in Group 1, the modal listing has also been posted on Ysearch with a user ID of FNFEX. To view the modal listing go to the Ysearch user ID page for FNFEX
For an exact match to this group, the submitter must be a male with the HARRIS surname, be from the same haplogroup, and the DNA markers from his kit number should match exactly with these results. In most cases there will be at least one variation in DNA marker values. If the two test kits are from close relatives, then the variation is due to normal mutations of DNA. DNA mutations may occur every 4 or 5 generations. Some specific markers tested are known to mutate faster than others.
From the lineages supplied, it appears that all 6 of the submitters in the group, descend from David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) of Virginia and Clarke County, Georgia.
HARRIS DNA GROUP 1 LINEAGE CHARTS
The lineage numbers supplied tie the line in with DNA Group 1.
Lineage #1=Albert H. Harris (1823-1899), great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #17997
Lineage #2=Felix G. Harris (1832-1909), great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #22264
Lineage #3=Joel Morton Harris (1839-1883), great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #81243
Lineage #4=Thomas Harris (ca. 1770-1815), son of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #39187
Lineage #5=Jeptha P. Harris (1836-1886), great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #47568
Lineage #6=William M. Harris, Jr. (1824-1885), great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820)—DNA Kit #N18809
This Kit’s Ysearch user ID is SD34H. Additional information on the paternal line back to David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) can be found on theYsearch user ID page for SD34H
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Clarke Co., GA > Marshall Co., MS > Morgan Co., AL > Williamson Co., TX.
This kit is a 67-marker test that matches the 67-marker modal in all results with no variances. This kit belongs to the R1b1b2 haplogroup which is a subset of the R1b1 haplogroup. Because of a very close match with a Woods family DNA, Kit#17997 has been moved to the Woods Y-DNA surname project. It is thought by the DNA submitter that David Harris appears to descend from a Woods line based on exact DNA matches from the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation database. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/17997.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 William David <1> Harris b: ABT. 1772 d: AFT. FEB 1851
+ Diadamia [Hendley?] b: ABT. 1773 d: 11 SEP 1848
3 William M. <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1870
+ Lucinda Scoggins b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1850
4 Albert H. “Ab” <1-#17997> Harris b: 10 AUG 1820 d: 22 SEP 1899
+ Susanna Wiggins b: 24 MAR 1821 d: 20 SEP 1890
5 James Sylvanus <1-#17997> Harris b: 1852 d: 1924
+ Mary Elizabeth Tatom b: ABT 1840 d: 1891
6 Samuel Blackwell <1-#17997> Harris b: 1885 d: 1969
+ Fannie Brady b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
Lineage #2.—DNA Kit #22264.—Ysearch ID #M7P29. This is for the line of Felix G. Harris (1832-1909).
This Kit’s Ysearch user ID is M7P29. Additional information on the paternal line back to David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) can be found on theYsearch user ID page for M7P29
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Clarke Co., GA > Marshall Co., MS.
This kit is a 37-marker test that matches with the 67-marker modal for Group 1 with no variances. This kit belongs to the R1b1 haplogroup. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/22264.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 William David <1> Harris b: ABT. 1772 d: AFT. FEB 1851
+ Diadamia [Hendley?] b: ABT. 1773 d: 11 SEP 1848
3 William M. <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1870
+ Lucinda Scoggins b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1850
4 Felix G. <1-#22264> Harris b: 7 JAN 1832 d: 2 JAN 1909
+ ?
5 Richard Henry <1-#22264> Harris b: 23 SEP 1863 d: 21 JUL 1949
+ ?
6 George Baxter <1-#22264> Harris b: 1 JUN 1891 d: 24 NOV 1973
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
Lineage #3.—DNA Kit #81243.—Ysearch ID #6WA9A. This is for the line of Joel Morton Harris (1839-1883).
This Kit’s Ysearch user ID is 6WA9A. Additional information on the paternal line back to David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) can be found on theYsearch user ID page for 6WA9A
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Clarke Co., GA > Marshall Co., MS > DeSoto Co., MS.
This kit is a 37-marker test that matches with the 67-marker modal for Group 1 with no variances. This kit belongs to the R1b1b2 haplogroup which is a subset of the R1b1 haplogroup. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/81243.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 William David <1> Harris b: ABT. 1772 d: AFT. FEB 1851
+ Diadamia [Hendley?] b: ABT. 1773 d: 11 SEP 1848
3 William M. <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1870
+ Lucinda Scoggins b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1850
4 Joel Morton <1-#81243> Harris b: 1839 d: 1883
+ Roxanna Viola Robertson b: 1849 d: 1917
5 William Moore “Billie” <1-#81243> Harris b: 1870 d: 1954
+ Ola Inman McCall b: 1872 d: 1941
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
Lineage #4.—DNA Kit #39187.—Ysearch ID #YPM5A. This is for the line of Thomas Harris (ca. 1770-1815) of Pittsylvania Co., Virginia, son of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) of Clarke County, Georgia as listed in other lineages in this group.
This Kit’s Ysearch user ID is YPM5A. Additional information on the paternal line back to David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) can be found on theYsearch user ID page for YPM5A
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Pittsylvania Co., VA > Clarke Co., GA > Grainger Co., TN > Newton Co., MO > Grayson Co., TX > Bryan Co., OK.
This kit is a 67-marker test that matches the 67-marker modal except for variants in markers 23, 33, and 35. This kit belongs to the R1b1b2a1a haplogroup which is a subset of the R1b1 haplogroup. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/39187.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 Thomas <1-#39187> Harris b: ABT. 1770 d: OCT 1815
+ Rebecca __________ b: ABT. 1775 d: BEF. 15 OCT 1845
3 Thomas <1-#39187> Harris b: ABT. 1796 d: 30 AUG 1858
+ Joanna Terry b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1880
4 David T. <1-#39187> Harris b: 7 FEB 1826 d: 7 NOV 1897
+ Sarah H. Haizlip b: 7 AUG 1825 d: 31 AUG 1875
5 William Thomas <1-#39187> Harris b: 18 JAN 1851 d: 18 MAR 1924
+ Catherine Frances Miller b: 24 OCT 1850 d: 1 JUN 1932
6 James Andrew <1-#39187> Harris b: 16 SEP 1892 d: 25 MAR 1962
+ ?
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
Lineage #5.—DNA Kit #47568—Ysearch ID #97KGM. This is for the line of Jeptha P. Harris (1836-1886) of Craighead County, Arkansas (Generation 4), who is also a great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) of Clarke County, Georgia as listed in other lineages in this group.
This Kit’s Ysearch user ID is 97KGM. Additional information on the paternal line back to Jeptha P. Harris (1836-1886) can be found on theYsearch user ID page for 97KGM
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Clarke Co., GA > Marshall Co., MS > Craighead Co., AR > White Co., AR.
This kit is a 37-marker test that matches the 67-marker modal except for a variance at marker 13 & 23. This kit belongs to the R1b1b2 haplogroup which is a subset of the R1b1 haplogroup. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/47568.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris , Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 William David <1> Harris b: ABT. 1772 d: AFT. FEB 1851
+ Diadamia [Hendley?] b: ABT. 1773 d: 11 SEP 1848
3 William M. <1> Harris , Sr. b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1870
+ Lucinda Scoggins b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1850
4 Jeptha P. <1-#47568> Harris b: 9 AUG 1836 d: 24 JUL 1886
+ Nancy Emma Tomlin b: 18 MAR 1842 d: 16 JUL 1883
5 James Elbert "Ebb" <1-#47568> Harris b: 13 JUL 1882 d: 5 AUG 1955
+ Mary Ella Henderson b: 13 JAN 1898 d: 14 SEP 1974
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
Lineage #6.—DNA Kit #N18809. This is for the line of William M. Harris, Jr. (1824-1885) of Marshall Co., Mississippi, great-grandson of David Harris, Sr. (ca. 1745-ca. 1820) of Clarke County, Georgia as listed in other lineages in this group.
This family’s migration pattern is: Virginia > Clarke Co., GA > Marshall Co., MS > Ellis Co., TX > Dallas Co., TX.
This kit is a 12-marker test that matches the 67-marker modal as much as has been tested so far with no variances. This kit belongs to the R1b1 haplogroup. To see the lineage supplied by the DNA Kit submitter, go to this site: http://www.harrisdna.org/info/N18809.html. A few more details are added below.
1 David <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1745 d: ABT. 1820
+ Elizabeth [Rich?] b: ABT. 1750 d: ABT. 1820
2 William David <1> Harris b: ABT. 1772 d: AFT. FEB 1851
+ Diadamia [Hendley?] b: ABT. 1773 d: 11 SEP 1848
3 William M. <1> Harris, Sr. b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1870
+ Lucinda Scoggins b: ABT. 1801 d: AFT. 1850
4 William M. <1-#N18809> Harris, Jr. b: 14 OCT 1824 d: 30 DEC 1885
+ Martha M. Britton b: 17 MAR 1828 d: 13 AUG 1900
5 Benjamin Franklin <1-#N18809> Harris b: 9 FEB 1862 d: 14 OCT 1915
+ Mary Elizabeth Wallace b: 23 SEP 1860 d: 28 MAY 1911
6 Benjamin Felix <1-#N18809> Harris b: 19 NOV 1894 d: 18 JUN 1960
+ Hallie Simpson b: 17 NOV 1894 d: 10 JAN 1975
For information on additional family members in this line, go to SOME EARLY HARRISES AND POSSIBLE DNA CONNECTIONS
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