William McClendon

There have been attempts to connect him as a son of Dennis McClendon, but yDNA results published at Family Tree DNA show the connection is improbable. His yDNA is represented by Kit #288323. The results do not match kits for descendants of Dennis McClendon (Kits #360029, #81633, #N39284, and #218602). See McCLENDON DNA PROJECT, visited Oct. 28. 2017.

There have also been attempts to connect his line to the Maclellans of Bombie in Kircudbright. However the connection is impossible based on current yDNA results. His yDNA is represented by Kit #288323. The Maclellans of Bombie are represented by Kit #217193, descended from William M'Lellan of Bombie, born about 1425 and died 1474. His descendants are projected to belong to Haplogroup R-M269, while the Maclellans of Bombie belong to Haplogroup N-L550. See McClellan (various spellings) DNA Project, visited Oct. 28, 2017.

William Frank McClendon died in St. Helena Parish, LA. Does not have the same ydna as Dennis McClendon.

Connected by records maternally, see Fereby Bounds prof==
ile. IThe Perry Co, MS McClendons are related by SNP and not by STP. In other words, our McClendon of the census of the William born the same year has been found mentioned in a document unfolding the Fereby Bounds "visit to her relatives during a time of absence from her Bounds' home, where the M'leLane of ydna R-M269 evidence of this line not being PATERNALLY, just MATERNALLY related to the Bounds/McClendon of Perry Co; but, of the McLelane named changed to McClendon . The FTDNA administrator stated that our McClendon could not be the son of the Burrell McClendon of whom Fereby Bounds purchased estate items upon his estate sale. In transition over from Blackwater, VR and stopping off in GA; these family groups stayed together and picked up Cheroenhaka Iroquois from the Nottoway and Cherokee from the GA area as wives. They were lead over by Nottoway Licensed planted, William Williams - Choctaw Bill Williams. They were represented in their VR self indenture of NA law period by Dennis MacLendon of Blackwater and neighbor to the Cheroenhaka. The Cooper Roll enrollees of Burrell McClendon descend from Dennis McClendon/MacLendon, lawyer to the Cherokenhaka. The McClendon of the Frank McClendon descend, paternally, from Kirkudbright, Scotland and were very recent immigrants.