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This is odd because parents are shown withe surname Davis London, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name: William Davies Parry Baptism Date: 3 Dec 1786 Parish: St...

Hello Gail I have just come across your information on John Benson. He is my 3rd great grandfather. My great grandmother Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Mary Ann Benson. My grandmother Hazel May...

You're absolutely right! Mum's mother was Martha Rebecca & her grandmother was Mildred! I haven't been able to find any information on Robert KANE & Eliza MCAFEE although I do have details of their...

Sorry Inkley died 1782, fingers got mixed up

Hi Andrew32 Thankyou for the info,the Inkley White you mention I had found him born Market Deeping 1756, he married Alice Speed at Langtoft 1781 but had died by August 1872 at Langtoft, I was...

Much appreciated SilverVixen. I think you hit the nail on the head.

Glad to help

Yes that's him. But I wanted info like on some of the kids besides me

Oh My Lord, Thank You so much, Silver Vixen; you have quite literally made my Day, and a few more days to come.

Ancestors of Florence Lavinnia Jensen Generation 1 1. Florence Lavinnia Jensen, daughter of John Frederick Jensen and Sarah Jane Anderson was born on 22 Jul 1905 in Richmond, Victoria,...

That is fascinating I sure hope I can get down to that detail later on in my searches.

Hi, Would you please tell the readers of this post where your Nana was born, or lived, who she marrried, names of parents if you know them. This way hopefully we will not lead you up the wrong tree!

Hi,Jaden. I come originally from Lincoln and remember a shop called Inkley's (which is now closed). Anyway, Inkley is a Lincolnshire surname. In 1756 an Inkley White was born in Market Deeping,...

I too am researching Ebenezer Hancock and Ann Hall. Contact me and we can compare notes.

1871 UK census living at Trenoweth, Higher & Lower, Uny Lelant, Cornwall GRIFFIN Matthew, head, 56 (1815) Farmer, born Merthen, Cornwall Mary A, wife, 55 (1816) Pydar, John, son, 19 (1852)...

Hi Melody, I think we spoke once before. If you go to http://www.baurer.uh.edu/parks/genealogy/Rainey.htm you will find a wonderful site on the Raineys. John G. Rainey was the son of Thomas...

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Hello my brain went south on me, the county of origin was Lancaster Co. Pa....a family member once told me he saw his discharge papers and that is the county he listed. M

Think I have them in the Uk 1871 Census living at Long Street, Aston, Birmingham UNWIN, Thomas, head, 40 (1831) difficult to read but i think Labourer in Gun Factory born, Birmingham, Warwickshire...

thank you for that barbidoll, what a great idea for the walk also see Gottfried Lindauer