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A quick email to him reveals that he is connected with the CURDS family and that he has also been trying to connect with the Hertfordshire CURD family who form a large part of my tree. So far we have no documentary proof of a connection but the DNA shouldn't lie! so we have another entire area to look into.

I had suspected that John CURD b abt 1750 and shown in later documents to have lived in Herts, was an "incomer" and this connection may explain it especially as my new "blood brother" also reports connections with family in Cambridgeshire as well.]]> Brian Curd DNA Mon, 04 Feb 2008 23:23:31 +0000 http://www.curdfamily.com/bbs/read.php?15,5,5#msg-5 http://www.curdfamily.com/bbs/read.php?15,5,5#msg-5 Familytreedna.com.

For anyone interested in contributing to the CURD family DNA test, here’s the direct link.

With the US dollar at a very favourable conversion rate, there hasn’t been a better time to investigate for quite a while.

I have completed a 25 marker test and am awaiting the results from an upgrade to 37 markers. More news as I get it..]]> Brian Curd DNA Wed, 22 Apr 2009 08:18:14 +0100