Dr. Richard Bryant, of Stafford County - Collecting information on BRCA 25 gene mutation recipients of Bryant family.

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I think you mean the BRCA 25 gene?????

Yes, thank you.

Dear David,

Dr. Richard Bryant was a grandfather (when m. to Keshia), but now I'm not sure; I've not done the DNA testing.

Best Regards,
Paula

Ok thank you Paula. So far I have 3 Bryant descendants lines from Dr. Bryant's line who lost relatives within the atDna lines to ovarian cancer.

David,

Ovarian cancer? That's interesting; I've had that, and so did my two aunts.

Paula

Thank you for that and are you a direct Bryant from Dr Bryant's line? And, I hope you are doing well.

1 Cousin passed away with Breast Cancer; 1 Cousin had breast cancer but survived

Linda, were they direct to Dr. Bryant per chance?

Lania Carol Carol (DAVID) David gedmatch A840700

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No, but direct to Chief Wahunseneca whose bloodline flows down to the Bryant's

TY for that.

Now I am wondering if Don Valequez has a tie the to 1400 mutation family which brought all the BRCA 25 gene who do have it.

My first cousin on mom’s side died from breast cancer. She was 39 years old.

http://www.virtualjamestown.org/Paquiquineo.html?fbclid=IwAR2Y3KXAh...

I guess it was not Don V. bringing the gene, poor guy. . . . .