Female Melungeon DNA Test

Matrilineal Ancestry Report (HVS1+2)

Is your mother of Melungeon descent—an Appalachian woman with rumored Native American, Moorish or Jewish bloodlines? Find out with our Premium Female Melungeon family heritage DNA test, which includes a study of Mendelian inherited disorders common among Melungeon people, such as Familial Mediterranean Fever and fibromyalgia.This test -- the first such available --- determines the Melungeon affiliation of a female ancestor and yields valid results for all female-linked relatives in your family tree. As with other tests, you receive an easy-to-use DNA test kit by overnight courier (FedEx) and mail it back to our lab in a postage-paid envelop. After your sample has been processed, your test scores are analyzed and matched. You receive a comprehensive report along with a description of your mother's and its place in world history and the Melungeon culture...also of course, references and suggestions for further reading. Includes DNA test, sequencing of Hypervariable Regions I and II, comprehensive ancestry report and lifetime storage, plus a Melungeon Health report. May be taken by a male or female.

DISCLAIMER: This is a personal ancestry product. It is not intended for the diagnosis or treatment of health conditions or disease.

Read about Linkage Disequilibrium.

Read bio of DNA Testing Systems principal investigator Donald N. Yates, Ph.D..

Read about the Melungeon Surname DNA Project at Melungeons.com.

Visit Panther's Lodge.

Scan a list of on Nancy Sparks Morrison's pages.

Check out , Indian traders and other early explorers/settlers in the Appalachians.

Read a statement by Brent Kennedy, author of The Melungeons. The Resurrection of a Proud People.

Read at Melungeons.com.

Purchase the latest books on Melungeons at and Mercer University Press.

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Reviews

Black Dutch Ancestors

DNA Consulting confirmed my own research of my my family history. It all started with fibromyalgia which led me to take a second look at my family roots when I discovered this was a Melungeon disease. It is important to know your family history and the medical conditions you might expect because of that. Turns out all of my family names were at least suspected to be Melungeon (see Brent Kennedy The Melungeons)and came from the Appalachians. Hardly anyone seems to know we exist, so now if I can only get the rest of my family to believe it & get some medical screening because of this I will feel like I have done a good deed.

Edna Robinson, 2005-04-21

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