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John Swaim (1719) and Charity Teague descendants through sons other than John":1,"#Swaim - Background - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#We are also trying to help the Van Pelt family determine if the Van Pelts in the USA are all descended from the immigrant brothers, Teunis Van Pelt and Mathys Van Pelt, or if there were unrelated men who took on the Van Pelt surname.":1,"#There are some researchers that claimed that various Swaim families of North Carolina are not related and others claimed that they were all descended from the same Dutch immigrant ancestor.":1,"#So far we have identified the following groups, however these group assignments could be adjusted, as more men participate in the project:":1,"#Again there was disagreement among the researchers as to the name of the original Dutch immigrant. Some claimed him to be Teunis Jansen Lanen Van Pelt or Mathys Van Pelt and others claimed him to be Thys Barentsen. Published materials reflect these conflicting claims.":1,"#The origin of the Swaim surname has also been contested by researchers in the past. What has been agreed upon was that there was a Dutch immigrant, who came to Staten Island when it was still \"New Amsterdam\" in the mid 1600's. When he came to Staten Island, he had a minor son by the name of Anthony. It was in the generation of the son Anthony or in the generation of the children of Anthony (by 1700) that the surname of \"Swaim\" was created and began to be passed down to all of the descendants. The surname has had variant spellings of Swim, Swims, Sweem, Swem, Sweim, Swayme etc. The surname of \"Swain\" is a separate name and not to be confused, although some record keepers have made the error in their records. However, there were some SWAIM men who did change their surname to the SWAIN spelling.":1,"#John Swaim (1719, married to Charity Teague) had a brother by the name of Michael Swaim, who was married to Martha Worthington at the time of his death. Michael was in Frederick County, VA with John Swaim and likewise ended up in North Carolina, residing in Guilford County, NC. Many of the Swaim descendants in the Guilford County, NC area trace their ancestries to Michael Swaim. Michael was deceased by 1782. Some researchers claim that John Swaim of Randolph County, NC was his son, others suggest that John Swaim of Wilkes County may have been his son and others contend that this Michael Swaim did not have a son named John.":1,"#The parents of John Swaim (who married Charity Teague) are claimed by some researchers to be William Swaim and Mary Lazalare (Lagalere) and by other researchers to be Anthony Swaim and Maria Drageau.":1,"#Of his son John, there are two men who different researchers conclude are his son. John Swaim, b. abt 1748 and married to Elizabeth Vickrey was a resident of Randolph County, NC and died abt 1828. The other John Swaim that some have claimed to be the son of John Swaim and Charity Teague is John Swaim, b. abt 1757, who was a resident of Wilkes County, NC and died sometime after 1832.":1,"#John and Charity had the following known children: (1) William Swaim (married to Anna Nancy Robbins); (2) Charity; (3) Elizabeth; (4) Rachel Swaim (married to Abraham Enyart or Innyart); (5) Solomon D. Swaim; (6) John Swaim (more on him later); (7) Moses Swaim; (8) Michael Swaim.":1,"#John and his brothers had gone to the area of what was then Frederick County, Virginia (now located in West Virginia) and acquired land in this area. By the 1760's, John Swaim had moved his family to North Carolina. John acquired his land by Abbots Creek, in Rowan Co., North Carolina, according to a deed dated 6 Aug. 1759. His original land grant was on \"Brushy Mountain\" and was located in what is today's Yadkin Co., (North Carolina) S.W. of \"Star Peak\".":1,"#John Swaim (b. 1719 in Staten Island, New York) was married abt 1740 to Charity Teague, daughter of William Teague, who was b. 1722 in Maryland.":1,"#Please see project background below for an explanation of the Swaim heritage that has resulted in the formation of the above named groupings of participants:":1,"#8. Teunis Jansen Lanen VAN PELT or Mathys VAN PELT (immigrants of the mid 1600's to Staten Island) descendants":1,"#It would be helpful for project participants to share their SWAIM ancestries, back to earliest known SWAIM ancestor. Please also email the Swaim group administrator with this Swaim ancestral information, as this will help in the grouping and comparing of results. (If you are a Van Pelt, please include your VAN PELT ancestry, back to the earliest VAN PELT ancestor.)":1,"#This is a Y chromosome DNA surname project that invites all men with the surname of Swaim or any variant spelling (Swim, Swims, Swem, Sweem, Sweim, etc) to participate. We also invite men with the VAN PELT surname to participate, as old research claimed that the SWAIM family descended from the VAN PELT family. There are some SWAIN men whose ancestors were SWAIMs who changed the surname to SWAIN and they are invited to participate.":1,"#Ana Inés's updates":1,"#Ana Inés Iturralde":1,"#Escott - FAQ - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#G-FTJ16000 and Downstream (Including other Letters)":1,"#G-FTJ16000 and Downstream (Excluding other Letters)":1,"#G-FTJ16000":1,"#G-Z6393 and Downstream (Including other Letters)":1,"#G-Z6393 and Downstream (Excluding other Letters)":1,"#G-FTG786 and Downstream (Including other Letters)":1,"#G-FTG786 and Downstream (Excluding other Letters)":1,"#I-S4712":1,"#tata????":1,"#Y es la prueba preferida.":1,"#Khuntsi, Martvili Municipality":1,"#I-FT258149":1,"#William Ellis":1,"#•••• Tong":1,"#22875 members":1,"#Europa meridional Península Italiana Grecia y los Balcanes Península Ibérica Europa occidental Europa Central Escandinavia":1,"#Europa meridional Península Italiana Grecia y los Balcanes Península Ibérica":1,"#Longitude: 22.0128":1,"#Latitidue: 50.2591":1,"#Longitude: 22.4294":1,"#Latitidue: 49.7770":1,"#Longitude: 22.3415":1,"#Latitidue: 50.0600":1,"#Staniszewskie":1,"#Almafuerte, Misiones Province, Argentina":1,"#10 Nov 2026":1,"#01 Nov 2026":1,"#10 Nov 1974":1,"#11 Oct 1974":1,"#Oleksandrivskyi necropolis, Naberezhna Street, Mykolaiv City":1,"#Lilybaeum 12848":1,"#Himera 10950":1,"#Sveti Križ, Brdovečki":1,"#Oleksandrivskyi 152":1,"#TAKNA - AIT OUSSA - ANFALIS":1,"#Cabecuda 4":1,"#era un hombre que vivía entre durante el Edad y fue hallado en la región ahora conocida como":1,"#era un hombre que vivía entre":1,"#era un hombre que vivía entre durante el Edad y fue hallado en la región ahora conocida como":1,"#vichwalid145@gmail.com":1,"#Tiene un haplogrupo más detallado que el tuyo. Actualiza a mtFull Sequence para descubrir si compartes un ancestro más reciente.":1,"#Actualmente, lidera iniciativas de conservación, es ponente principal sobre sostenibilidad, presenta programas de televisión como \"Secrets in the Jungle\" y ha publicado su libro, The Spirit of the Rainforest, en 2025.":1,"#Página web de la Dra. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza":1,"#Foto cortesía de Rosa.":1,"#Photo courtesy of Rosa.":1,"#Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza’s website":1,"#Currently, she leads conservation initiatives, serves as a keynote speaker on sustainability, hosts TV programs like \"Secrets in the Jungle,\" and has released her book, The Spirit of the Rainforest, in 2025.":1,"#Among her achievements, she was named one of BBC's 100 Women in 2024, received Peru’s Order of Merit in 2025 for environmental protection, and won the American Chemical Society CAS Leadership Award.":1,"#Espinoza earned a PhD in chemical biology and has explored extreme ecosystems globally, from Yellowstone's geysers to Alaska's frozen lakes. She founded Amazon Research Internacional to advance biodiversity research and conservation in the Amazon, focusing on sustainable practices and community collaboration. Her pioneering work includes being the first microbial explorer of the Amazonian Boiling River, leading Peru's initial chemical analysis of stingless bees and their medicinal honey, and contributing to Peru’s Law 32235 for bee protection.":1,"#Rosa Vásquez Espinoza es una bióloga química peruana, conservacionista y exploradora de National Geographic con raíces indígenas andino-amazónicas.":1,"#Nacida en Perú, fue profundamente influenciada por su abuela, una sanadora tradicional que utilizaba plantas medicinales, lo que despertó su interés por integrar el conocimiento indígena con la ciencia moderna. Asistió a la escuela en Lima mientras pasaba los veranos en el Amazonas y los Andes, sumergiéndose en la biodiversidad rural.":1,"#Espinoza obtuvo un doctorado en biología química y ha explorado ecosistemas extremos a nivel mundial, desde los géiseres de Yellowstone hasta los lagos congelados de Alaska. Fundó Amazon Research Internacional para impulsar la investigación y conservación de la biodiversidad en el Amazonas, centrándose en prácticas sostenibles y colaboración comunitaria. Su trabajo pionero incluye ser la primera exploradora microbiana del río hirviente amazónico, liderar el análisis químico inicial de abejas sin aguijón en Perú y su miel medicinal, y contribuir a la Ley Peruana 32235 para la protección de las abejas.":1,"#Entre sus logros, fue nombrada una de las 100 Mujeres de la BBC en 2024, recibió la Orden al Mérito de Perú en 2025 por la protección medioambiental y ganó el Premio al Liderazgo CAS de la American Chemical Society.":1,"#Born in Peru, she was profoundly influenced by her grandmother, a traditional healer who used medicinal plants, sparking her interest in integrating indigenous knowledge with modern science. She attended school in Lima while spending summers in the Amazon and Andes, immersing herself in rural biodiversity.":1,"#Rosa Vásquez Espinoza is a Peruvian chemical biologist, conservationist, and National Geographic Explorer with Andean-Amazonian indigenous roots.":1,"# de los participantes que declararon tener ascendencia materna directa de este país pertenecen a.":1,"#de los participantes que declararon tener ascendencia materna directa de este país pertenecen a":1,"#de los participantes que declararon tener ascendencia materna directa de este país pertenecen a .":1,"#Schwelling, Talia Snow":1,"#Schwelling, Eric Mortimer":1,"#Schwelling, Elijah Taube":1,"#de los participantes con ascendencia materna directa declarada de este país pertenecen a":1,"#Menos del 0,1% de los participantes con ascendencia materna directa declarada de este país pertenecen a .":1,"#Es antepasada de al menos linajes descendientes conocidos como":1,"#Otros 11 y linajes aún sin nombre.":1,"#Por favor, selecciona un sexo genético para proceder":1,"#Por favor, añade una prueba a este kit o elimínalo del carrito.":1,"#Carrito de la compra - FamilyTreeDNA":1,"#R-M222 is a major Gaelic haplogroup, born in the late Iron Age (c. 100 BCE) from a much older Bronze Age R-L21 lineage. Recent age estimates and distribution studies show the R-M222 founder likely lived in northeast Ireland or western Lowland Scotland. His descendants in any case were prolific among the large, pre-existing population from which several powerful historic Gaelic clans on both sides of the North Channel would later emerge. In modern times the highest concentration of R-M222 is in northwest Ireland but it is also found in high percentages in Scotland, along with Irish and Scottish descendants in North America and Australia.":1},"version":310594}]