DNA Test: atDNA smdold-Bryan Dold

• Taken by	Private
  Vendor	AncestryDNA
  Test Type	atDNA (Autosomal)
  Number/Name	smdold-Bryan Dold
  Notes	This DNA test is an interesting example of using DNA to solve genealogical mysteries and in this case, resolve a murder and alleged non-paternal event of a child. Henry Clay St. John, son of Gov. John Pierce St. John murdered his second wife and the mother of his two youngest children, Henry Clay St. John and James Leslie St. John.
  Linked to	Private Frances June St. John-Stafford, Grigg,   b. 5 Jun 1918, Houston, Harris, Texas, USA d. 13 Oct 2000, Houston, Harris, Texas, USA Harley Nelson Dold,   b. 1914   d. 1986 James Leslie St. John-Stafford,   b. Apr 1893, Oklahoma, USA Henry Clay St. John, Lawyer that murdered his wife,   b. 11 Feb 1853, Olney, Richland, Illinois, USA d. 6 Oct 1896, Oklahoma, USA Kansas State Senator (1872); 8th Governor (1878 - 1882) John Pierce St. John, OSA5060O ,   b. 25 Feb 1833, Brookville Franklin County Indiana, USA d. 31 Aug 1916, Olathe, Kansas, USA Samuel St. John, OSA5060C ,   b. 10 Feb 1802, Port Jervis, New York, USA d. 1856, Olney, Ill, USA Daniel St. John, III; OSA5060b,   b. 15 Dec 1777   d. 25 May 1863 Samuel (Daniel) St. John, OSA0238(a) confused with OSA5060a,   b. 4 Aug 1754, South Salem, Westchester, New York, USA d. BEF. Jul 1768, South Salem, Westchester, New York, USA Daniel St. John,   b. abt. 1715, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA Captain Samuel St. John,   b. abt. 1672, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA d. 1752, Cortland Manor, Westchester, New York, USA Mathewes/Matheias St. John, m. Rachel Button/Bouton,   b. 13 Dec 1635, St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, Hackney, England, UK d. 25 Jul 1712, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Mathew/Matheus son of Sir William St. John, Shoemaker, of St. Johnstown (1608),of London (1629-1646), of Connecticut Colony (1647-1671),   b. 1581-1594, Uchel-olau (High-light), Gwenfo, Glamorganshire, Wales, Great Britain d. 15 Dec 1669, Newton Yard, Middlesex, Hackney, England, UK Master Thomas St. John, Gentleman of Odyn's Fee; of London, Tipperary Ireland, Popham Colony,   b. abt. 1564, Uchel-olau (High-light), Gwenfo, Glamorganshire, Wales, Great Britain d. 24 May 1625, St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, England, UK