Brick Walls we all have them

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Comment by sharon emery on December 6, 2011 at 7:19am

Hi Albertus, I have searched and searched but can't find any details for your brickwall. so sorry, Have you thought about searching for the brothers/sister etc and seeing if you can locate that way?

Comment by Jennifer Mcelhinney on September 19, 2011 at 12:08am

I am looking for information on Anna Hurley.. she is my furthest maternal grandmother, I have done some DNA research and need to coorelate the paper trail with what the science tells me. She wouldve been born in the late 1700s in either Tennessee or N Carolina. IM on Ancestery.com and family tree as well and they can provide me with nothing. If anyone can help or provide any clues I would be in your deepest gratitude. If anyone needs help I have access to ancestry.com feel free to ask. THanks.,Jen Mcelhinney

Comment by Albertus Lang on September 18, 2011 at 3:10pm

Hello Sharen, Well on the Certificate it has ,Father John Lang Mothger Anna Wilner No other Details ,I can't find any Marriage on then any where,so mybe you might have more luck Cheers Albertus.

Comment by sharon emery on September 18, 2011 at 2:49pm

Hi Albertus, do you happen to know the name of Johns Parents or father? and their occupations?

 

kind regards

Sharon

Comment by Albertus Lang on September 18, 2011 at 3:39am

Hello Sharon Emery,no i have still not found my G/Father John Lang Born 1873 in London England ,well that's what is on the Marriage Certificate ,don't know when he came out to Australia (date or year) but Married in 1899 in Geraldton Western Australia Cheers Bertjl.

Comment by Shauna Hicks on September 18, 2011 at 1:59am

Yesterday I proved that my 34 years of research on a family line was wrong. It was a case of red herrings and brick walls but the saga may be worth reading as I am probably not the only one with step marriages in the family.

It is all detailed in my blog Old Research, New Resources and Fresh Eyes.

Comment by sharon emery on September 18, 2011 at 1:37am

Hi all, as some of the posts are fairly old I was wondering if any one has a brickwall in the UK that I could have a look at for them? No promises but will try, have noticed when contacting people about old posts that sometimes the brickwall has been resolved but not updated on here.

 

kind regards

Sharon

 

 

 

Comment by Connie Underwood on August 5, 2011 at 10:26pm

I need some help with info on where my line was from.  The first THOMPSON (THOMASSON) was in Graneville NC.  His name was John abt 1757  listed as spelling Thommasson, married to Christina Redwine abt 1781.   Found records showing John had signed up to serve during revolution war in Penn, continental Captin Weaver 10th reg.  I do not know where John was born but do note that the spelling of the last name changed to THOMPSON with his children.   Can't find any info prior to John and how he ended up in NC.  Any idea's?? Thanks in advance for any tips and help.  Connie

Comment by Carmel M Reynen on April 9, 2011 at 8:26pm

I have had a number of brick walls and still have many more by if you are wanting to see what I have used in the past try looking at my blog http://myfamilyhunt.blogspot.com/

 

Comment by beverley folckemer on April 9, 2011 at 7:36pm

My brick wall is James(john) thompson married to hannah parker dec 3 1772 in philidelphia pa  may have lived in essex nj at time of death his son william john thompson( spelled his name without the p )he was born after his fathers death and raised by his step father issac doney )born 1777 manalapin twp new jersey died in nobel county ohio is my grandfather looking for a death certificate for james or any info on james and his children

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