|
Below
you'll find
a "Specific Individuals Wish List". These
are names of Hooper
Ancestors that someone has submitted that they
feel
are of significance to the overall Hooper
Genealogy and Research. Anyone
may send the name of who they'd like to see on the
Wish List, however,
to have them actually considered for Funding, a
Descendant of that
Ancestor must be found and their cooperation
obtained. Then to
receive funding, the procedure for application
must be completed. See "Funding Selection"
for details.
You will also find, below, a listing of "Other Groups of Special Interest". These are groups of people that we'd love to encourage participating in the HOOPER DNA Projects, as we may find we have other Cousins that we never knew. If you are able to encourage someone to participate that falls in one of those groups and they are in need of funding to participate, please email any member of the Funding Committee with the appropriate information and let's see what we can do to help. **About
mtDNA
Testing / Funding: mtDNA Testing and
Funding would be taken up as
a separate special circumstance. This Fund
is primarily intended
for male line Hooper Y-DNA Research. If a
special circumstance
occurs where female line Mitochondria DNA
testing would be of
significant value to the overall Hooper
Genealogy and Research, the
same attention would be paid to that situation
by the same process.**
|
|
Specific
Individuals Wish List:
|
|
| William
Hooper Signer of The Declaration of Independence Edley Hooper born about 1811, NC Churchwell and his Brother, Thomas Hooper John Hooper (about 1790 - about 1848) Husband of Margaret Hooper (Daughter of Absalom & Sarah Saylors Hooper) |
Hiram (& Dorcas) Hooper Jesse W. Hooper of Louisiana |
| Other Groups Of Special
Interest: |
|
| HOOPERS
from
NorthEastern United States HOOPERS from Australia and New Zealand HOOPERs from: Hanover County, VA Caswell County, NC |
Europeans
with
HOOPER Surname Blacks with HOOPER Surname Cherokee with HOOPER Surname HOOPERs that have submitted a Family Tree but don't have a DNA representative yet |