CHAUDOIN, etc. Family Groups- Earliest Ancestors Homepage

The Earliest Documented Ancestors
of
CHAUDOIN, etc.
Y-DNA Testing Group
(also known as Most Recent Common Ancestor=MRCA)
HOMEPAGE

CHAUDOIN, etc. Y-DNA PROJECT
including
Chaudoin, Chaudowin, Chaudron, Shadden, Shaddoin, Shadoan, Shadoin, Shadowen, Shadowens, Shadowyn,
and
any other surnames, said to be variants or possible variants such as these:
Chadaine, Chadeayne,
Chattenau, Chaudenay, Chaudenet, Chaudenez,
Chaudenait, Chaudenais, Chaudenays, Chaudenaits,
Chaudenets, Chaudnay, Chaudnet, Chaudnez, Chaudnait,
Chaudnais, Chaudnays, Chaudnaits, Chaudnets, de Chaudenay
Cadron, Caudron, Chodron, Codron, Condron, Cotron, Kodron

CHARTS HOMEPAGE

Lines with Participants Taking DNA Test

INTRODUCTION:

Welcome to the CHAUDOIN, etc. Surname DNA Project.

The purpose of this project is to determine possible relationships between different family lines (worldwide, not just the U.S.A.). With the use of Y-DNA tests we hope to discover which families have a common ancestor. This includes, but is not limited to the following lines listed above. The project was established to create a growing database of Y-DNA profiles of male descendants to aid in genealogical research. Y-DNA analysis can assist in supporting or refuting the premise that two or more participants descend from a common ancestor.

We hope to achieve the following goals:

To determine possible relationships between lines in the United States using the variant surnames or another surname.

To determine the possibility of a link to the CHAUDRON surname, as some researchers claim.

To determine possible relationships between other lines of descent perhaps in a foreign country.

To assist those not sure of their lineage to determine which of these broad groups they might fit into.

To attempt to maintain privacy for those who only wish to make known their test number and earliest ancestor(s). However, if the testee posts or has posted their family information or lineage to Bulletin Boards, Discussion Groups, etc., privacy may have already been jeopardized.

Note: This may not reflect the number of lineages involved in the test (i.e., there may be more than one person on a given line who is taking the test). To contact a test participant or his representative researcher (not wishing anonymity) of a particular line, click on the kit number on the DNA results page. However, if a testee or his representative researcher wishes to remain anonymous an e-mail address or contact name will not be available. Send your name, etc. to Audrey and if possible, I will forward the mail onto that person. Be sure to give Testee's kit number and the name of the ancestor attributed to the testee.

MOST RECENT COMMON ANCESTOR

aka MRCA
Earliest Known Ancestor's Lineage

SAMPLE
NO PARTICIPANT YET
Male descendant must carry the CHAUDOIN or variant surname.

Francois CHAUDOIN (1720-1799) m Sarah WEAVER

Francois CHAUDOIN, Jr. (ca 1758-1845) m Mrs. Judith (???) HUTCHINGS

Benjamin S. CHAUDOIN (1793-1869) m Henrietta "Haney" GUPTON

Phoebe L. CHAUDOIN (1832-????) m Asbury B. SHUFFETT

Margaret Ann SHUFFETT (ca 1862-????) m James Henry COX

John William COX m Loral May RUBERT

Julia May COX m Charles Stanley HANCOCK

David E. HANCOCK, Sr.

DNA Participant #
Participant's name will be confidential, unless participant wishes it to be known.
Link to testee's results will be given.
Link to testee's earliest known ancestors will be given.
Researcher: Name and e-mail address of researcher (not necessarily the participant) will be given.
Researcher: Audrey (Shields) Hancock, whose husband's earliest known ancestor was Francois Chaudoin
Chart: Will be assigned when a descendant of the CHAUDOIN line is found. Need to locate a male CHAUDOIN of Benjamin S. Chaudoin's line.

DNA PARTICIPANT #48319
1. Gilles CAUDRON 1675 - ????
..+Marie DUFRASNE 1674/75 - 1744/45, d: February 18, 1744/45 in Frameries (Belgium), m: November 20, 1696 in Frameries (Belgium)
.... 2. Philippe François CAUDRON 1713 - 1792, d: March 11, 1792 in Frameries (Belgium)
.......+Marie Waudru BROGNIEZ 1724 - 1800, d: December 06, 1800 in Frameries (Belgium), m: October 11, 1745 in Pâturages (Belgium)
........ 3. Philippe Joseph CAUDRON 1759 - 1819, d: May 30, 1819 in Frameries (Belgium)
...........+Marie Joseph PERNEZ 1757 - 1833, d: October 23, 1833 in Frameries (Belgium), m: April 06, 1785 in Frameries (Belgium)
............ 4. Nicolas CAUDRON 1763 - 1830 d: August 01, 1830 in Frameries (Belgium)
...............+Rose DUFRANE 1765 - 1835 d: May 22, 1835 in Frameries (Belgium) m: 1804 in Frameries (Belgium)
................ 5. Abraham Nicolas Joseph CAUDRON May 25, 1806 -
...................+ (1) Virginie RUELLE 1808 - 1849 d: May 29, 1849 in La Bouverie (Belgium) m: June 27, 1832 in Frameries (Belgium)
...................+ (2) Rosalie Rosine Rosa BLAIRON 1814 - m: September 25, 1850 in La Bouverie (Belgium)
......................6. Nissim "Chilibi" [Abraham] CODRON d. Feb 21, 1906 Tiberias
........................+Miriam HANAN
..........................7. Isaac [Nissim] CODRON b. 1861 Rhodes, Greece d. 1911 Fetje (Megri or Macry) Turkey
............................+Sarota (Sarah) Hanan 1898
..............................8. James (Nissim) CODRON, Sr. b. Apr 22, 1897 Rhodes, Greece d. Feb 1, 1991 Los Angleles, CA
................................+Estelle (Estrea) ALHADEFF Oct 22, 1919, NY, NY
..................................9. James CODRON, Jr. b Oct 8, 1920 NY, NY d. Oct 24, 1995 Sacramento, CA
....................................+Gladys WASSERMAN Aug 10, 1941
.....................................10. Barry Joseph CODRON b. Jul 9, 1943 Los Angeles (Alhambra), CA.
.........................................+Linda Ann HENRY Jul 2, 1963

DNA Participant #48319
Participant has given permission for his name to be published.
Researcher: Barry Joseph Codron
Chart: Will be assigned when we have enough participants.

FUTURE PARTICIPANTS
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Created: 11 October 2004
Revised: 4 June 2006

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