1. ENGLISH DNA Results Overview
2. ENGLISH DNA Results Tables (see Groups below for link)
3. Kit Number and Participant Number
4. Presentation Order
5. Modal Haplotype (Presumed)
6. abbreviations
7. Group (or Family Group)
8. Haplogroup (deep ancestry)
9. Haplogroup Overview
10. Haplogroup Descriptions - FTDNA

<1.1a>- NC and/or GA Lines = Share paper trails: [E-08] and [E-16] to Mathew English (c.1755) 
<1.1b> - NC to GA Lines = Share paper trails: [E-02] and [E-18] and [E-26] to Sampson J. English (1790).
<1.1c> - Migration: NC//SC//AL//KY = patriarch Wilson English: [E-52] has no shared paper trail to <1.1a> or <1.1b>.
The relationship between Mathew English <1.1a> and Sampson J. English <1.1b> is probably very, very close (first cousins?)
The relationship between <1.1c> to both <1.1a> and <1.1b> is probably very close.

<1.2> - Alabama/Texas Line [E-01] and Alabama/Florida Line [E-64]. Both lines are genetically closer to group <1.1> than to group <1.3>.

<1.3> - NC and/or GA Lines = No shared paper trails but [E-05] (NC/GA) & [E-13] (NJ!) appear to be more closely related to each other than to those in <1.1>.

[E-06] & [E-07] are uncle and nephew => Co. Antrium, Ireland > Ontario, Canada > USA
[E-23] is located in very early America => 1600s Salem, Mass.
[E-28] moved between County Down, Ireland > to Ayr, Scotland => + to USA by 1885
[E-46] => c1745 Co. Antrium, Ireland => to USA by 1773 > PA > NC + TN
[E-51] => 1839 Georgia USA > family in Texas by 1870

Group 3: "Niall of the Nine Hostages"

No shared paper trail.
[E-03] , [E-43] and [E-53] families trace back to c.1755 VA?  
[E-30] traces back to c.1700 Maryland/Delaware.

No shared paper trail.
[E-27] traces to c.1754 Conn. USA and by 1775 in Washington Co. NY;
[E-32] traces to 1807 Washington Co. NY

No shared paper trail.

No shared paper trail. (Note: Common 12 marker Haplotype and more markers need to be tested by [E-09] to determine if this is a group.)