Should you add all of your female-line ancestors and other relatives known to have be J1c3?

The technology isn't there yet. Maybe someday. The DNA projects are just normal Geni projects where each person has to be added manually.

We made the decision early on for the DNA projects to just add the earliest ancestor in each DNA line. I don't remember now why we decided to do it that way, but maybe it is to that people with a possible connection to another line would have a shorter list to check.

Thanks. I'll follow the rules. I make note of the known haplogroup in the "About" section.

I think also the FamilyTreeDNA-projects use the rule of adding the earliest known.
I put my earliest verified in the group, I still haven't found documents verifying that her probable mother was still alive when her husband got this daughter recorded. (Theoretically his first wife could be dead and he could have married again.)
I think a good idea would be for Geni to add a field for haplogroup in the formula for the profiles. But as there is not, I also have been thinking of making notes about the haplogroups in the About sections, but am first of all working on verifying the lines and adding documentation. (We have haplogroups for my mother line, my father's two lines and my husband's.)

We are all hoping Geni will tackle the question of how to integrate DNA information into the other basic information for profiles. I imagine the problem is fairly complex, since they will want to start with something they can build on, not have to re-design it later. We'll see.

anybody j1c3b?? i have traced one back to King edward 111 is my 18th great grandfather. this has been confirmed by my dna was found via his son and direct link found..
king edward III of england 1312-1377
18th great-grandfather
john gaunt of gaunt duke of lancaster 1340-1399
Son of king edward III of england
John Beaufort, 1st Earl of Somerset beaufort Fairborn", "1st Earl of Somerset" 1371-NaN
Son of john gaunt of gaunt duke of lancaster
Joan Beaufort 1404-1445
Daughter of John Beaufort, 1st Earl of Somerset beaufort Fairborn", "1st Earl of Somerset"
Sir Lord John I "The Hearty" Stewart, Knight of Balveny & Earlshill, Lord of Lorn, Lord of Balveny, Lord of Auchterhouse, 1st Earl of Atholl, 1440-1512
Son of Joan Beaufort
Sir John Atholl Stewart 1478-1513
Son of Sir Lord John I "The Hearty" Stewart, Knight of Balveny & Earlshill, Lord of Lorn, Lord of Balveny, Lord of Auchterhouse, 1st Earl of Atholl,
Lady Elizabeth Isabel Marion Campbell Stewart of Moray 1507-1548
Daughter of Sir John Atholl Stewart
Robarte Thomas Mure Moorman GG 1520-1560
Son of Lady Elizabeth Isabel Marion Campbell Stewart of Moray
Thomas Moorman 1559-1593
Son of Robarte Thomas Mure Moorman GG
Thomas Moorman 1593-1640
Son of Thomas Moorman
Zachariah Moorman 1620-1702
Son of Thomas Moorman
Thomas Moorman 1658-1713
Son of Zachariah Moorman
John MOORMAN 1676-1754
Son of Thomas Moorman
Thomas Moorman 1702-1764
Son of John MOORMAN
Thomas Moorman 1756-1782
Son of Thomas Moorman
William D. Moorman 1787-1831
Son of Thomas Moorman
Andrew Jacob Moorman 1825-1904
Son of William D. Moorman
Albert Henry Moorman 1866-1927
Son of Andrew Jacob Moorman
R T (Artie) Moorman 1889-1959
Son of Albert Henry Moorman
Artie Lee Moorman 1928-1999
Daughter of R T (Artie) Moorman
Verna Jane Blackard
You are the daughter of Artie Lee Moorman
I knew of a story of buttons and things like that from england royalty, but following lines i find scot, orosh, spain, etc that crossed too... just hoping to find info... Verna from Alabama