Report: The Official Family Tree For Barack Obama; The Entire Family Line Is Made Up!?

“There are two known DUNHAM lines of early colonial ancestry. One line descends from Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, Massachusetts (ca 1630). Another line descends from Richard Singletary (born 1599 England, died 1687 Haverhill, Massachusetts). Richard Singletary’s eldest son, Jonathan Singletary, for some unclear reason, changed his name to “Jonathan Dunham alias Singletary.” This change came about when he moved his family from Massachusetts to Woodbridge, Middlesex County, New Jersey about 1674. He became one of the early founders of that community. He and his children signed their names as “alias Singletary” in a known deed record. Thus all DUNHAMs (and its variants of DONHAM, DUNNAM, etc.) who descend from Jonathan are actually SINGlETARYs according to genetic link and only DUNHAM by surname. Jonathan is the only son of Richard Singletary who took the surname DUNHAM. All of Richard’s other children continued to bear the surname of SINGLETARY, as do their descendants.

A recent (2002) DNA testing of one bearing the SINGLETARY surname and one bearing the DUNHAM surname proved a common ancestor…

that being Richard Singletary. Thus this SINGLETARY-DUNHAM genetic line does not match with the other DUNHAM line out of early Massachusetts.

Just why Jonathan changed his name from Singletary to Dunham is unknown, and at this time various theories, stories, & legends arise to its evolution.”

Grab a drink and spare an hour. This will be an eye-opening hour, I promise.

It may seem overwhelming at first, but following every single generation of the Singletary (alias Dunham) line – from the late 1600s to today – is actually a very, very small feat. So small, it really should only take you an hour.

It begins here, with Jonathan Singletary (alias Dunham). What I would like you to do is click on every single family member with a ‘+’ sign by their name in the entire family tree. The ‘+’ sign by a person’s name means that person had at least one child. In other words, the people with a ‘+’ sign by their names, are the only Dunhams who could pass on the Dunham name to the next generation of “Singletary (alias Dunham)” family members.

As you follow each family member who had children — throughout every generation — you will find that very nearly every single line ends before the 1900s. In fact, only one Dunham from the “Singletary (alias Dunham)” family lives to pass on the family name to today’s generation: Jacob Mackey Dunham (Obama’s third great-grandfather).

AND…when all is said and done, there are only TWO (2) “Singletary (alias Dunham)” family members left:

[...] Continued @ Sleeping With Two Eyes Open. Have at it researchers… Hat tip Mike.