Randolph Hunnicutt - From the About:

This Randolph Honeycutt/Hunnicutt has been confirmed by Honeycutt researchers as belonging to DNA Markers: R-M26

"It is documented that his father is John John Hunnicutt, Sr who was a son of Augustine Hunnicutt (1677-1743) Augustine Hunnicutt and Phoebe Crews (1677-1719) Phoebe Hunnicutt of Surry County, Virginia.
So far there is no Y-DNA test that proves Augustine is the next in this paternal line."
~ T Honeycutt
February 2022

Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087
Re the buttons - I descend from his brother, John, so the buttons would not have come through my line (too bad - it would be awesome to find them!). John's daughter Hulda married John Elbert Carroll, and the name "Hulda(h)" was a family name until recently.

I am interested in the DNA, though Augustine would have been 9 generations back so I doubt there is any, or at least not much. Is there a place we can see if we have a connection? I'm on MyHeritage, familytreedna, and 23andMe, plus also uploaded to Gedmatch CH1471615.
-V. Austin (valaustin01@yahoo.com)

Hi, Valerie Austin
As I noted on my Geni profile, Honeycutt is my BIGGEST batch of DNA matching cousins.
I ran our 23&me Gedmatch kits and we are not closely related so it won't show at a commercial company but if you get used to comparing with CLOSE KNOWN Honeycutt cousins, you SHOULD be able to come up with a SNP that is representative of YOUR Honeycutts.
There are a few participators of the Y DNA project from FtDNA here on Geni. There are a few different Y haplo groups so that is a bit disappointing but is helpful in mapping the tree.
For ME, I have done DNA since about 2017 and soon discovered my Honeycutt cousins are matching me on a specific segments of two chromosomes-- 8 and 16.
Everyone gets TWO copies of each chromosome so you will need to discover which is copy 1 and which is copy 2. One from each parent.
Since you and I are not showing as a DNA match even when I lower the threshold to /5, I did a Match Both Kits.
Our second top DNA match is someone I know to be a Honeycutt. So this is promising :)

Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087
Hi Cynthia,
Oh that IS promising. I'm traveling right now and all my dna logins are on my home computer so it will be a week or so before I can take a look - I'm not great at figuring out the DNA SNPs and connections but our common match is decent enough news for me since I am 9 generations removed. Actually, my dna seems to match up to records in every line in multiple directions, with only one mystery and that about 6 generations back. Rather boring, actually, lol.