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The Terrill Surname
Tyrell Symbolism
DOR Member Features
When you join our web site (it’s free) you’ll see additional tabs along the top, and additional menus on the right. Presently, the additional tabs take you to our Research section (where you can read about current research projects), YDNA Roger (focussed on our genetic genealogical research), and DOR1 (which contains all the newsletters from NTT’s original Descendants of Roger Terrill society, from 1989 to 1995). The most useful additional menu on the right is the Member Menu, which you can use to leap to our online Library, to our Old Pictures section (which now contains pictures of tombstones too), to our Bible Records, Etc. section, and to our Members Area (which allows members to exchange information). Lastly, we notify all members (by email) of significant new developments.
Roger Terrill Articles
The 1639, 1643 and 1646 Lists of Milford Free Planters
Milford First Congregational Church Records - Vol. I, 1639-1837
Milford land records for Roger1 Terrill
Roger Terrill stands up before the Court on behalf of his brother-in-law
Roger1 Terrill's Sons — by Deed We Shall Know You
Looking at Roger's inventory.....
Other Articles
Our Roger's Tree section contains most of our articles and records, tucked away in a descendant tree filing system, starting from Roger1. Check the Site Guide for more detail, and try our Search this web site menu, at top right, to find articles of interest.
Bible Records (Etc.) Wanted
If you’ve been wondering how to share those old family Bible records with others who might be vitally interested, you can do it by sending us photocopies. Contact Conrad. Other old records are welcome, too.
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FTDNA Terrell Surname Project
DOR-Terrill is a major participant in the Family Tree DNA Terrell Surname Project. Other Terrell lines are participating too. The aim of this project is to sort out all the “Terrell” lines throughout the world using yDNA genetic genealogy. DOR-Terrill, using this project, has already homed in on Roger’s yDNA, to 67 markers. We’re now working on identification of branches, and on connecting to Roger’s ancestors. Our YDNA Roger page presents all the details. If you don’t know if you’re a descendant of Roger, you can find out by getting tested through the Terrell Surname Project. If you’re not a descendant of Roger you might find out what Terrell line you actually belong to. The project is growing fast.
New on DOR
Ufford Surname Project Launched by Jane Ufford Bartlett , Aug. 2010
Estate Agreement with Widow Uffit (Ufford) of Stamford, 20 Aug. 1660, by NTT, Aug. 2010.
George3 (Daniel2) Terrill Will — 10 May 1750, by NTT, Aug. 2010.
Ancestry of Benajah5 Turrel (Samuel4, George3, Daniel2, Roger1), of Lanesborough MA in 1790, a reprint of a DOR1 article by NTT in 1995.
Roger 3 (Roger 2-1) Terrill Of Woodbury, CT, and David4 Terrill’s Estate, by NTT, June 2010. This Roger Terrill had only one son who survived to adulthood, and David4 apparently had no children.
Roger3 (Roger2-1) Terrill Will – 31 August 1764, transcribed by NTT, June 2010.
Bible Record for William C.6 Turrel (Caleb5-4, Daniel3-2): This record, along with information from other sources, is used to support an argument that this William C. Turrel, of Susquehanna County, PA, from sometime before 1810, was descended from Caleb5 Turrel, born in Milford, CT, in 1742, whose paternal line to Roger1 is known.
Wills of John Terel/Terrill and wife Sarah of New London, CT, 1712. In conjunction with what we know of our John2, these establish that John of New London was a different John Terrill.
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Old Pictures: Bennett Spencer7 Terrell (Eli6, Phineas5-4, Samuel3, John2, Roger1), and wife Eliza Jane (Kane), of Cheshire, CT, c. 1880s.
Old Pictures: Tombstone of Samuel B.7 Tyrrell (Philander Laurel6, Ichabod5, Oliver4, Josiah3, John2, Roger1), d. 1862.
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