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Clay descendant’s participation in the disinterment and reinterment of Unknown Soldiers discovered in the Philippines after WWII.

This document provides a critical examination and correction of the genealogy of the Clay family in colonial Virginia.

A critical examination of the genealogical claims surrounding John Clay, an early Virginia immigrant ancestor.

Early colonial immigrant Thomas Clay settled in Scituate, MA before 1641. He is a potential brother of Jonas Clay 1643.

Mary Clay is suspected of adultery and appears in the York, ME court. Documented facts: The court session was held in York on 20 Aug 1655. Mary Clay was the wife of Jonas Clay; Robert Cooke and John Davis were separately accused of suspicious association with her; neighbors suspected sexual impropriety; and the court ordered…

An integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree showing the integration of all Big-Y tested Clay branches. Best viewed after downloading and Zooming in.

An integrated Genealogy & Big-Y DNA Haplotree showing the integration of all Big-Y tested Clay branches. Best viewed after downloading and Zooming in.

The edited FamilyTreeDNA “TimeTree” created from Big Y-700 testers who hold John1613’s haplogroup and his descendant haplogroups.

Document is a composite page of three early American marriage records from Patrick County, Virginia, dating to 1814 and 1815. MyHeritage Scribe AI determined the top fragment year dated to be 1814, which is different from 1815, which is found in ancestral trees. This image contains three distinct document fragments related to marriages in early…