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Kit
No.
Group
No.
Suggested
Lines*
Ancestor Information from the DNA Participants
7247
A
25XE
Talton Bland, b.ca 1800 Edgefield Co., SC; probably from William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson, Robert, of Edgefield Co., SC
7395
A
25XE
Talton Bland, b.ca 1800 Edgefield Co., SC; probably from William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson, Robert, of Edgefield Co., SC
11493
A
25A6E 
Daniel Bland b. c1785 Nelson Co., KY; probably from William Bland (1686-1744), whose son, John, d. Nelson Co., KY 1795
11494
C
4
Josiah Bland b. Rockingham Co., VA 1820; d. 1898, buried in Ross Co., OH thru son, David Bland; DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
11495
A
25C6A
Staughton Bland - in Washington Co., KY by 1780; probably from John Bland (1688-1762) through son, John, who d. Washington Co., KY 
11496
C
4
Thomas Bland (d by 1813;) son in guardian bond in Caroline Co., VA was Josiah Bland, b VA, early 1800s; DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
11497
B
1-4C 
Robert Bland b. 1500 Westmoreland Co., England, through Theoderick Bland d. 1671 Westover, VA
22566
A
25A6E 
John Milton Bland b 1827 Oldham Co., KY; perhaps back to Isaac Bland b 1788 Nelson Co., KY, which would connect him to William Bland (1686-1744), whose son, John, d. Nelson Co., KY 1795
23952
D
23
Hiram Biff Bland b. 1876/78 St. Mary's Co., MD; perhaps back to John Bland b. 1792 Pr. William Co., VA 
24703
C
4
Thomas Bland, b. ca 1740; d. 1826 Pendleton Co., VA/WV; DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Hardy Co., WV
26045
A
25XF
William Bland b. 1792 Edgefield Co., SC & d. 1868 Rutherford Co., NC; probably from William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson, Robert, of Edgefield Co., SC
30565
A
25A6E
Daniel Bland b. ca 1764 d. ca 1838 Washington Co, KY; perhaps back to William Bland (1686-1744), through son, John, who d. 1795 Nelson Co., KY 
31608
A
25XE
Talton Bland, b.ca 1800 Edgefield Co., SC; probably  from William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson, Robert, of Edgefield Co., SC
38038
N/M
32
Richard Bland b ca 1680 England; married 1722 Barbados; d. 1737 SC
38042
A
25XA
John W. Bland b. 1882 AL, son of Samuel Ferrill Bland, whose father may be Samuel J. Bland; exact match w/Kit #41928 suggests descent from John Bland (1688-1762)
38066
C
4
Thomas Bland b. 1807 Isle of Wight, VA; DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
38331
A
25XA
From John Bland (1688-1762) through son, John, who d. Washington Co., KY 1807 and grandson, Samuel Bland; only 1 mutation away from Kit #s 41928 & 38042
38336
N/M
11
Allen Lewis Bland b. ca 1819 Kanawha Co., VA d. 1872 Champaign Co., IL.
38543
F 
8
Marion Lafyette Bland  (b. 1829 Wilson Co, TN d. 1910 Coryell Co., TX); probably back to Samuel L. Bland, b. 1781 Mecklenburg Co., VA through Samuel's son, Williamson (b. 1782), father of Marion
38642
N/M
?
Australian participant; William Clouch/Gouch Bland b. ca 1807 in UK, possibly Yorkshire d. Westport Co. Mayo Ireland 
41928
A
25XA
Jesse Bland (ca 1775-1833) of Amherst Co., VA, thru son, John Bland; DNA suggests he is from John Bland (1688-1762); exact match to Kit #38042 & 1 off from #38331
42715
D
23
John A. Bland b. 1837 IL; perhaps back to John Bland b. 1792 Pr. William Co., VA
42731
N/M
?
Charles Thomas Bland, born Oct.3, 1857, Portsmouth, VA, father George W., b. ca 1836
43079
N/M
?
John Blann or Bland b.c. 1765 of VA m. Sarah Lee
44380
G
6
Joseph Bland b. ca 1752 ,  m. Winchester, Frederick Co.,VA d. ca 1820 Monongalia Co., VA
48855
E
7
James Madison Bland b. 1844 Giles Co., VA & father James R. Bland; DNA evidence links him to Robert Bland (ca 1734-1795) of Monroe Co., VA/WV & suggests that James R. Bland is James Bland, grandson of  Robert Bland
49254
A
25A6A
Isaac Newton Bland b. 1803 New Hanover Co., NC is proved; DNA connects him to Kit #'s 66916 & 68297 below, which suggests he's from William Bland (1686-1744) & his son James (d. 1774)
49719
F 
6
John William Petross Bland, (b. 1817 Mecklenbburg Co., VA d. 1903 LaRue, AR); probably back to Samuel L. Bland, b. 1781 Mecklenburg Co., VA through Samuel's son, Williamson (b. 1782), probable father of John W. P. Bland
52879
N/M
?
Henry C. Bland b. 1858 Berkes Co., PA
60739
N/M
?
William Bland m. Ann Osborne 1781; all of this line originate in or around Langford in Bedfordshire, England
63011
E
7
Reuben Bland, b. 1780-1790 VA; in Pulaski Co, KY by 1814; DNA evidence links him to Robert Bland (ca 1734-1795) of Monroe Co., VA/WV & suggests that Reuben was grandson of Robert Bland
66916
A
25A6A
From William Bland (1686-1744), through son James (d. 1774), grandson William (d. Duplin Co., NC 1775), and gr-gr-grandson Joseph Henry Bland, who d. 1861-2 Perry Co., AL
67398
N/M
?
Bland Hale & Mary Brown married 1843 Washington; participant wonders if Bland Hale's father was a Bland
68297
A
25A6A
From William Bland (1686-1744), through son James (d. 1774), grandson William (d. Duplin Co., NC 1775), and gr-gr-grandson Joseph Henry Bland, who d. 1861-2 Perry Co., AL
68862
E
7
Reuben Bland, b. 1780-1790 VA; in Pulaski Co, KY by 1814; DNA evidence links him to Robert Bland (ca 1734-1795) of Monroe Co., VA/WV & suggests that Reuben was grandson of Robert Bland
70749
A
25B6A
From James Bland (1687-1756) Prince William Co., VA thru son Benjamin Bland, b. 1724; grandson Charles Bland, b. VA 1765; gr-grandson Thomas Pope Bland b. 1791 Lincoln Co., KY, d. ca 1844 Pike Co., MO; and gr-gr-grandson Benjamin Mason Bland b. 1820 Garrard Co., KY, d. 1868 Pike Co., MO
71881
A
25A6B
From William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson Robert Bland (c1732-1787) of Edgefield Co., SC, through Robert's son, Peyton Bland (b. 1780 VA or SC d.1815 St. Martin's Parish, LA)
71885
N/M
3
George Bland (1730-1796) of Pitt Co., NC; this line later removed to Brunswick Co., NC; DNA evidence does not link this participant to the other descendant of George Bland; more volunteers needed
76559
A
25XD
Haplotype indicates either James Bland or William Bland; earliest ancestor is Samuel Bland b. 1793 SC - this line was in AL by 1835; counties include Cullman & Blount Co., AL
80209
N/M
?
George Bland b. 1795, prob. KY; d. 1868 Wayne Co., IL; Charles thought he was missing grandson of George Bland (1730-1796) Pitt Co., NC; DNA evidence does not link this participant to the other descendant of George Bland; more volunteers needed
81519
A
25XB
General VanRanselear Bland, African American freedman, b. 1825 Jefferson, KY; haplotype matches kit #s 93119 & 100085, suggesting a tie w/this line & proving a blood tie to James Bland (b. 1687), not an adoption of the name 
81553
A
25XA
Cornelius Bland b ca 1800/1810 in VA; in Fayette Co., TN by 1824; possible son of Jessie Bland of Amherst Co., VA; DNA did not match other descendant of Jessie Bland, Kit#41928; instead matched N. VA modal, shown by William and James
82041
G
6
Joseph Bland b. ca 1752/1763 ,  m. Winchester, Frederick Co.,VA d. ca 1820 Monongalia Co., VA
83364
H
25A6B
Participant chooses not to be identified, but he is a very close match to Kit #135708; his paper trail takes him back to a different son of Elisha Bland (b. 1775 Louden Co., VA; d.1837 Washington Co., GA ); DNA evidence proves that:  either Elisha was not the son of Robert Bland of Edgefield Co., SC or Elisha's "sons" were from another father (perhaps his wife was married previously and he adopted her sons?).
89628
A
25B6A
From James Bland (1687-1756) Prince William Co., VA thru son Benjamin Bland, b. 1724; grandson Charles Bland, b. VA 1765; gr-grandson Thomas Pope Bland b. 1791 Lincoln Co., KY, d. ca 1844 Pike Co., MO; and gr-gr-grandson William H. H. Bland b. 1840 Pike Co., MO.
93119
A
25B6A
From James Bland (1687-1756) Prince William Co., VA thru son Benjamin Bland, b. 1724; grandson Charles Bland, b. VA 1765; gr-grandson Thomas Pope Bland b. 1791 Lincoln Co., KY, d. ca 1844 Pike Co., MO; and gr-gr-grandson J. D. Bland b. 1832 Pike Co., MO.
99445
A
25A6A
From William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson William (d. Duplin Co., NC 1775), gr-grandson, William (1748-1816 Duplin Co., NC); 
100085
A
25B6A
From James Bland (1687-1756) Prince William Co., VA thru son Benjamin Bland, b. 1724; grandson Charles Bland, b. VA 1765; gr-grandson Thomas Pope Bland b. 1791 Lincoln Co., KY, d. ca 1844 Pike Co., MO; and gr-gr-grandson J. D. Bland b. 1832 Pike Co., MO.
103164
N/M
?
William "Billie" Bland, b. 1805 NC, through son, Simon Turner Bland, b. 1869 Martin Co., NC, and grandson, Remus Watson Bland, b. 1899 Martin Co., NC; were hoping to match the Pitt Co., NC Blands, but did not.
104277
N/M
?
George Bland (1730-1796) of Pitt Co., NC; this line later removed to AR; DNA evidence does not link this participant to the other descendant of George Bland; more volunteers for this line are needed to ascertain which participant has the correct DNA.
106065
N/M
Burroughs
Joseph Tobita Bland b. ca 1826 Beaufort Co., NC; family removed to Horry Co., SC; hoped to match Pitt Co., NC family, but DNA ruled this out; DNA match with a member of the Burroughs family DNA Project, indicating biological surname may have been Burroughs
106567
E
7
Robert Bland (ca 1734-1795) of Monroe Co., VA/WV - his DNA test linked the Greenbrier/Monroe Co., VA/WV Blands with the Pulaski Co., KY Blands
108437
A
25A6A
From William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson William (d. Duplin Co., NC 1775), probably through gr-grandson, John (d. 1727 Chattham Co., NC); this line remained in Chatham Co., NC
110012
N/M
?
Moses Bland (ca 1812-1855) married 1834 Monroe Co., VA; thought to belong to Greenbrier/Monroe Co. VA/WV, but DNA evidence does not support this
112629
N/M
9
Silas Bland (ca 1794-1858) of Dallas Co., AL
116188
A
2-4
Participant adopted, only knows name of father; he is only 1 mutation away from N. VA modal haplotype, so he is a direct descendant of James Bland, The Immigrant, (b. 1661 in England; d. 1709 Stafford Co., VA); probably  from either William or James
124251
C
4
Thomas Bland (c1740-1826) of Pendleton Co. WVA and Isle of Wight Co., VA thru son John Bland (d. 1839 Muskingum, OH), granson, Henry Bland (d. 1867 Shelby Co., IL); DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Hardy Co., WV
127268
C
4
Eli Bland (b. 1829 OH), who may be the son of William Bland (m. Sydney Gadd);  William Bland may be the grandson of Thomas Bland (c1740-1826) of Pendleton Co. V/WV and Isle of Wight Co., VA thru son Henry Bland (1770-1853); DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
129997
A
25A6B
From William Bland (1686-1744), through grandson Robert Bland (c1732-1787) of Edgefield Co., SC, through Robert's son, Presley Bland (1768-1839) of Edgefield Co., SC and Presley's son Avory Gunnels Bland (1792-1857) also of Edgefield Co., SC
135492
C
10
William Bland, Sr. of King & Queen Co., VA (ca 1717-1803 - dates vary) thru William Archer Bland; Sr, William Archer Bland, Jr.;   William "Archie" Bland of Gloucester Co., VA; Robert Tyler Bland (b. Gloucester Co., VA 1831).  The addition of this participant and Kit #N67369 tied the King & Queen Co. Blands into Blands of Ise of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
135708
H
25A6B
This participant closely matches Kit # 83364; paper trail takes him back to John Bland of Washington Co., GA, one of the "sons" of Elisha Bland (b. 1775 Louden Co., VA; d.1837 Washington Co., GA ); DNA evidence proves that:  either Elisha was not the son of Robert Bland of Edgefield Co., SC or Elisha's "sons" were from another father (perhaps his wife was married previously and he adopted her sons?).
142578
C
4
Josiah Bland b. Rockingham Co., VA 1820; d. 1898, buried in Ross Co., OH thru son, Miles Rayner Bland;  DNA indicates a connection to Blands in King & Queen Co., VA, Isle of Wight Co., VA, and Pendleton and Hardy Cos., WV
N9125
A?
2?
UK participant; no information available; matches Group A on 11 out of 12 markers
N12460
N/M
?
James Alexander Bland b. ca 1843 VA (m. Mary Fairfax) through son William H. Bland b. 1869 Washington D. C.
N20963
A
25A6A
From William Bland (1686-1744), through son James (1704-1774) of Prince William Co., VA, grandson William (d. Duplin Co., NC 1775), gr-grandson, William (1748-1816 Duplin Co., NC); gr-gr-grandson William (1771-1854 Duplin Co., NC)
N30385
N/M
?
UK participant; no information available
N31434
N/M
?
No information available
N67369
C
10
Willam Bland of King & Queen Co., VA (b. 1717 or 1725) thru son William (b. 1742 or 1746 d. 1788), grandson William (d. 1838), gr-grandson Pascal Bland (b. 1817); remained in King & Queen. The addition of this participant and Kit #135492 tied the King & Queen Co. Blands to others in Isle of Wight Co., VA, Rockingham Co., VA and Pendleton and Hardy Cos. , WV
Notes for Group A:  James Bland, The Immigrant, (b. 1661 in England; d. 1709 Stafford Co., VA) was the son of George Bland (b. 1636), the grandson of James Bland (b. ca 1600), and the great-grandson of James Bland (b. ca 1575) - all of 
     Penrith, St. Andrews Parish, Cumberland Co., England.  It is possible that the Most Recent Common Ancestor in Group A may go back further than The Immigrant, but for now it is assumed that James (b. 1661) was the source of the DNA for 
     this line [the line of James Bland b. ca 1575 and his forebears] in the U.S., through one of his three known sons, William (b. 1686), James (b. 1687) or John (b. 1688).  It would not be helpful, therefore, to show the oldest known ancestor of 
     anyone in this group as James (b. ca 1575); that is assumed for all.   I have, therefore, tried to show which of The Immigrant's sons was the ancestor (proved or theorized) of each participant.
*Suggested Lines Column:  These numbers represent certain Bland Family Lines, as identified by Charles L. Bland, author of A Vision of Unity.  For more information on each of these lines, see "Bland Family Lines" under the Genealogy 
section of the Bland Heritage website.  The information given sometimes includes speculation intended to help family historians  further their research.