John Freeman, Jr. - Haplo is R-A2150 per the DNA

The DNA on the profile: Private User

and he is part of this project: https://www.geni.com/projects/R-A2150-Y-DNA/56572

You should work the line with those 11 from FtDNA and connect the dots, I think.

Meaning the narrative from the About does not belong here

Contacted the manager and asked for a disconnection. Awaiting word.

I worked on the son of Micajah today. William is listed in census with the parents as listed on the Geni profiles. I believe the line is correct. Who exactly do you have as a Freeman male with Q that you wish to connect? This is the second one you have added info for the Q line while the profile is connected with a different Y. I am a manager of these because I am a descendant and DNA proved. I do not expect a disconnection to happen.

Private, in the group message from the profile,
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1. David Freeman
2. <private> Freeman
3. <private> Freeman
4. <private> Freeman
5. William Elmer Freeman b. 1868, Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, United States; d. 1968, Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming, United States
6. William Harrison Freeman b. 1841, North Carolina, United States; d. before 1904, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas, United States
LIKELY NOT THE SON OF 7. Micajah Freeman, Jr b. 1817, Burke County, North Carolina, United States; d. 1882, Conway, Taylor County, Iowa, United States
8. Micajah Freeman, Sr b. circa 1787, Burke County, North Carolina, United States; d. before May 12, 1847, Owen County, Indiana, United States
9. William Freeman b. October 26, 1759, Bertie County, North Carolina, United States; d. January 28, 1838, Greene County, Missouri, United States
10. James Freeman, Sr. b. before 1720, Bertie County, North Carolina, United States; d. 1788, Bertie County, North Carolina, United States
11. John Freeman, Jr. b. 1685, Lower Norfolk, Virginia, Colonial America; d. May 6, 1732, Chowan, Bertie County, NC, Colonial America
12. John Freeman, of Norfolk VA b. circa February 2, 1649, embarked from, Bristol, City of Bristol, England; d. between May 15, 1710 and May 15, 1711, Norfolk County, Province of Virginia

I worked on William Harrison Freeman’s profile today. I added several links/sources for him as son of Micajah, Jr.

William Harrison Freeman looks pretty solid.
Again, I think your issue is the John 1718.

Where is the profile for the Solomon Freeman mentioned?
Now I am curious to see the Q line come together. Good luck.

Here is the issue/questionable part of the line up : William Freeman, of Missouri

William Freeman, Jr.
and you have the wrong line here as well per the Wikitree that was used as a source. That William is the one that married Outlaw and parents were Wm and Mary....

A curator will need to assist as these are still mismerged and conflated. The Y DNA is showing.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Freeman-1040

This Discussion is from 2016...: William Freeman, Jr.#/tab/discussion

Several Curators have touched these and or are managers:
Carole (Erickson) Pomeroy,Vol. Curator
Linda Zimmerman
Erica Howton
Marsha Gail Veazey

Private User
Erin Ishimoticha

Faustine Darsey on hiatus

You have now added: Awaiting disconnection of profiled child named James, Sr. with R haplogroup.

This is a Q haplogroup profile for ydna.

Mother: Not Hannah. He was born after her.

Private, the profile that needed disconnected was William. They had been mistaken for one another. THAT profile is the R DNA profile and is disconnected now from the Q line but the note you put on the About is in error as this James is the curated profile managed by Don Darrell Reid #MA447440C1 which shows the Q info. I am removing the About note.
I have made several Discussions under related family tabs where it appears these lines have been confused...Apparently going back to 2016 and further.

Ok. Thanks.

If this is a Q profile, and I do believe you that it is, it needs disconnected from this father and mother as they were both English....
Gonna need a lot of clean up.
I wish your Q people would attach their DNA to Geni...

11 males clearly in this line have tested Y-DNA
haplogroup Q-M3 Native American. 41 male freemans south of the james have tested Q-M3. Most likely all descendants of John 1718. It is likely that this John is the signer of some Chowanoke indian tribal land deeds.

https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Freeman?iframe=yresultsAlso, in this same direction, your John Freeman 1718 Chowan Co. father of Solomon Freeman 1738