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Comment by Janelle Bramble on July 1, 2010 at 11:35pm

None of my names Dorothy But I have connected with others in my tree here so am sure you willl too.

Comment by Dorothy Hollings on July 1, 2010 at 11:30pm

Also researching Bradshaw from Manchester,Cheshire,Staffordshire ,Bagnall from Staffs,Slinger from Scarborough U.K .Walkden from Bolton

Comment by Dorothy Hollings on July 1, 2010 at 11:24pm

Thank you for the invitation to join this group. I am originally from N.Z.My name interests are Wilson's from Lincolnshire,Philip from Scotland and N.Z.,Ott from Germany and N.Z.,Hollings from Germany and England,Scotney from England,Richardson from London and Scotland,Huet from London and France,Bolton from Plymouth, .I have done research for other family members on Easter from Essex,Saunders from South end on Sea,Earring from Essex,Lodge from Essex,King from Essex.Some trees the paper trail has been relatively easy, whilst others has taken a long time with a lot of help from other researchers from around the globe which I really am thankful for and appreciate.

Comment by Janelle Bramble on July 1, 2010 at 9:01pm

Yes he sure has Thanks Wayne.

Comment by Geniaus on July 1, 2010 at 8:57pm

This group will be a year old in a week or two. I am preparing a post on my blog about GenealogyWise and have been reading through old messages and discussion board posts.

A theme that emerges is one of generosity - members of our group have gone to great lengths to help each other with lookups and suggestions. Thanks to each of you for your contributions. At the risk of offending others I am going to offer a special thanks to member Wayne who has put in amazing work on behalf of others.

I look forward to another year of demolishing (brickwalls that is).

Comment by Janelle Bramble on June 25, 2010 at 9:48pm

I think most of us researchers do it by fits and starts as well Rosemary lol.I iwll have a dig around see if I can uncover anything.never know we may hook the tree up somewhere.

Comment by Rosemary Miles on June 25, 2010 at 9:16pm

My father was a Dyer but he was born in 1900 and his father appears to have died before 1901 when his mother is listed as a widow. As she died in 1912 and my father in 1948 and his 2 sisters are also now gone we only have vague reminisces passed on by one of my aunts to my cousin. Not knowing the date of birth even of his father makes it really difficult to know where to start. We're also not convinced that there was actually a marriage as we've found no record of that either. I suppose another starting point would be the elder brother, William, but William Dyer was quite a common name in those parts. I tend to do the genealogy in "fits and starts" and will probably get into it when the mania hits me again lol

Comment by BOB MAY on June 25, 2010 at 9:04pm

Hi Janelle
I don't know at this point. Haven't got to research that branch, but I suspect they might be as it is in the same general area of S Aus

Comment by Janelle Bramble on June 25, 2010 at 8:45pm

Just recently I have been following up with the name Perabo.A year or so back I discovered it was my gggrandmothers maiden name and she and her family came to Australia on the Caesar.Her father and 2 brothers passed away from Cholera b4 they arrived.
What I found out \last week was even tho they came from Germany (alot of Perabos there and Italy also) The origanal Perabo was actually from Spain.
If anyone else has a connection to the Perabo name please let me know.

Comment by Janelle Bramble on June 25, 2010 at 8:38pm

Hi Bob be great to find a connection with all 3 of us.Will hav eto keep searching.So you cant trace your Dyers back too far then Rosemary?
Are your Dyers relations Bob or just by marriage?

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