Topics

• About the Mckemie One-Name Study
• Variants
• Data
• DNA project
• Links
• Contact Details

About the Mckemie One-Name Study

This study is devoted to the research and preservation of the genealogical history of the surname McKEMIE. It is dedicated to supporting anyone interested in their McKEMIE (and all spelling variants) family history and acts as a bridge between the various families, both stateside and worldwide. It is intended to be a central repository for research data, providing access to researchers of this fascinating surname.

Variants

MAKEMIE, MCCAMEY, MCCAMY, MCKAMEY, MCKAMIE, MCKAMY, MCKEMEY, MCKEMIE, MCKEMMY, MCKEMY, MCKIMMEY, MCKIMMIE, MCKIMMY

Data

The McKemie One Name Study contains the following divisions of records at this time:

• Bible Records
• Biographies & Biographical Notes
• Birth Records
• Census Records
• Church Records
• Court Records
• Death Records
• City Directories
• Immigration Records
• Land Records
• Marriage Records
• Military & Pension Records
• Newspapers
• Photographs
• Wills

These are sorted by time periods or by geographical location, depending on the nature of the record. Original scans are also included when possible.

DNA project

The purpose of the McKemie One Name Study DNA Project is to expand our genealogical research by confirming or disproving family lines through DNA testing. The DNA Project is considered an extention of the McKemie One Name Study, also known as the McK/McC One Name Study or ONS.

Aside from this, we hope to better understand our McK/McC kinship, family lines, ethnic origins, migrations, and Scottish clan affiliations. In essence, this DNA project endeavors to answer two questions every genealogist has: Who are we and where did we come from? We can use DNA testing as yet another tool in our genealogical quest to help answer these questions.

More specifically, we have the following objectives:

• Establish the relationships of the MCKs that came to the United States after Francis Makemie (Presbyterian Minister)
• Establish the relationships of the MCKs that came to the United States after 1800
• Establish relationships between the various spellings of the surname

Links

The full study can be accessed at this site: McKemie One Name Study

Contact details

For further information, contact:

Ms Jennifer S McKemie
E-mail:

This page last updated 25 February 2008.

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