Andersons of Colonial N. Carolina

I am not a competent DNA guy… I get easily confused in the god awful confusing lingo and bewildering charts. Show me a map and I am like a baby with a pacifier… a bug in a rug… Yogi Bear and a Pic a Nic Basket…you get the drift.

If you can track a male Pitman relative to Duplin County, NC… and convince him to take the DNA test…then I can hook you up with ancectors back to Virginia in the 1600s. No sweat.

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Here are a few folks from Duplin County to investigate… looks like up to 1925 or so… maybe later?

…some background info… Arthur Pitman married a Hatcher gal in Edgecombe County, NC and they moved to Duplin County after 1765 or so… (they bought the property on Six Mile Creek noted above).

Click to access Hatcher-NOTES.pdf

Arthur Pitman’s GGGGGGranny was also my GGGGGGranny… but I was a bastard son …so my DNA is a bit Funky. I am a Brantley… which Brantley is still up in the air… but, rest assured, I am looking for the low down, rotten SOB what knocked up my GGGGGGranny. (said GGGGGGranny married James Pitman who saved you later Pitmans from the cursed shame of bastarddom. I shake my head…smiling)

So we might be half fast cousins… what are you waiting for?

Google FTDNA Pitman … email Dan, the Administrator dan.pittman@comcast.net He will hook you up with the latest info on testing and the best deals… tell him I sent ya.

James Pitman & Elizabeth Anderson