DFA Most Wanted: Family Group 30
The oldest documented line in the database, traced to 1450 — 144 immigrants across three continents, and not one DNA test among them. Could you be connected?
Category: DFA Most Wanted
Weekly spotlights on specific Dillman family groups still needed for the Dillman DNA Project.
DFA Most Wanted: Family Group 22
Two brothers from Frankfurt, a music professor and an innkeeper — well documented, yet still untested. Could you be connected?
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DFA Most Wanted: Family Group 35
Three probable brothers, one Civil War regiment, and no DNA test to confirm they were even related. Could you be connected?
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DFA Most Wanted: Family Group 112
The Philadelphia Dillmanns, settled by the mid-1840s from Germany — no immigration record, no DNA testing yet. Could you be connected?
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