YOU CAN SEARCH THIS SITE FOR ANYTHING HERE BY CLICKING THE MAGNIFYING GLASS ON THE UPPER RIGHT
Don't overlook the research links found at the end of this page.
Revised 1/2024
Welcome to the yDNA reported lineages of tested Phelps. The Phelps genealogies in section 6 on the left are complete and directly relate to the FTDNA project at Phelps of Caswell, Albemarle, Baltimore Ctys , The Phelps of Caswell, NC; Albemarle, VA; Baltimore Co, MD lineages are in SECTION 6 ON THE LEFT and is the primary site for such reporting by yDNA tested members. Be sure to expand section 6 into its breakouts by clicking as desired.
The overall LARGE FTDNA Phelps project is at Phelps yDNA Project .
If you are interested in other Phelps lines please click the other index sections on the left and review them, but It is suggested you find more complete projects on the internet . Links may be included..
In 8/2020 this web site was converted to the new Google Site format, using their conversion tool. The process removed text formatting (colors, etc) as well as distorted some other formats.
SNP testing is rapidly becoming a tool for genealogy. You may want to review the information pages at SNPS and the E-M44 Phelps
4/2019: Due to the unanticipated removal of the author's web space by the ISP Suddenlink.net resource documents in that web space had to be recreated elsewhere. As a result resource links found within this web site had to be changed to link to the new resource site. A number more were fixed in
9/2019 D Phelps has resolved the issue by using the Original web space. Due to those alternating sites, some links will remain invalid until corrected. Please notify the author of this site for missing links you need.
If your southern colonial Phelps line cannot prove an immigrant origin, you may want to review the downloadable reports at the end of this page. They include:
"Was Your Ancestor an Indentured Servant?"
"The Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage 1614 to 1775" including a list of Phelps. Find the book or use the ancestry search link HERE The listed Phelps are
Edward Phelps Sentenced to Transportation stealing leather breeches Summer, Transportation Bond Sept 1753, Gloucestershire
Hugh Philips of Lyme Regis, Reprieved for transportation for Barbados Feb 1714, Dorset
John Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14), March 1745, Devon
John Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14) Dec 1756, Middlesex
Mary Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14), Lent 1748, Surrey
Thomas Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14)stealing at Selwick Lent 1752, Herefordshire
Thomas Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14), stealing lamb & Reprieved for transportation, 14 years Lent 1775, Berkshire
William Phelpes, Rebel Transported 1685
William Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14), Lent Transportation Bond March 1731 Gloustershire
William Phelps Sentenced on condition of transportation to the colonies for 7 years normally (alternate of 14), stealing at Bisley Lent Transportation Bond April 1747 Gloustershire
The yDNA Phelps testing project for ALL Phelps is at the official FTDNA Phelps yDNA Project While viewing the FTDNA yDNA page.
Additional research on some southern colonial lines can be found at A Repository of Genealogical Research on Southern Phelps Families of the 18th and 19th Centuries and at the blog, Phelps Family Research Team Blog
TIPS
To find a lineage or genealogy by FTDNA tested kit number, click the search option on the upper right, and enter kit number. Any word or phrase (within quotes) may also be searched.
The navigation index on the left is similar to the yDNA matched groups found on the yDNA results page at the FTDNA Phelps Y-DNA Project site If you see a right triangle, click it to drop down to more kits or names. Click the link to view the related genealogy. Some pages have additional files that were uploaded that you may download. They will be at the bottom of each page.
Some lineage pages will also display a second genealogy to include branches that have not been tested.
If you are interested in finding or confirming a biological Phelps paternal lineage, please consider joining the Phelps y-DNA Project. Go to the FTDNA Phelps y-DNA Project site to learn more. To join and test your y-DNA (a current requirement ) simply click the Join tab at that site, which takes you to the ordering process at FTDNA.