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Barbara Bradley Petura
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Boie Genealogy
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Indiana Genealogy
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Long Island Genealogy
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Genealogy Tips and Links
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Finding Family for Free
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Conger Genealogy
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Bradley Genealogy
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Al (alpobc) joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Laurie Haight joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Al Hibbard joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Finding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Lianne Lavoie joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Debbie joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Ronald A Gillespie left a comment for Barbara Bradley Petura"My U5b1 is from the Ivey ancestry it is Tuatha De Danaan that moved across from Ireland to England. They left Ireland originally mixed with Greek to Northern Germany; they came back through Scandinavia to Ireland and to England and them…"
sally risser-cleghorn joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Magda joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Kristen Holquist Waite joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
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Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
Fran Ellsworth joined Barbara Bradley Petura's groupFinding Family for Free
Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
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Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.
True! commented on Barbara Bradley Petura's group Haplogroup U"Hello! I am U5b1c. I am looking forward to learning more of my Haplogroup. Lingo to DNA testing. This is my 1st time. So I'm trying to learn. "
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Becker, Boie, Booth, Bradley, Bruce, Church, Conger, Ebrey, Hachez, Leaming, Morey, Palmerton, Sharp, Simons, Speich, Stocker, Tonner
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States, Germany, Shropshire and Yorkshire in England, Scotland, Switzerland
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Online research, microfilm research, genealogy resources for Wisconsin [Milwaukee and New Holstein in particular], research and writing family histories
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To find out more about my mother's mother's ancestors as her father's Conger ancestors are well researched and recorded. To find my father's Bradley ancestors in Connecticut, which I did. To understand more about myself by understanding my roots.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://relativemusings.wordpress.com/
FINDING FAMILY FOR FREE:
If you're looking for genealogy tips and strategies that can help you find your ancestors for little or no cost, please visit my blog called Relative Musings. It is filled with many such ideas. The most recent post, for July 11, 2009, is on GenealogyWise for free networking on your surname, family location, Y or mtDNA haplogroup and much more. Or you can visit my Finding Family for Free Group here at GenealogyWise to share ideas and ask questions. Hope to see you there.
If you're looking for genealogy tips and strategies that can help you find your ancestors for little or no cost, please visit my blog called Relative Musings. It is filled with many such ideas. The most recent post, for July 11, 2009, is on GenealogyWise for free networking on your surname, family location, Y or mtDNA haplogroup and much more. Or you can visit my Finding Family for Free Group here at GenealogyWise to share ideas and ask questions. Hope to see you there.
Comment Wall (19 comments)
- At 5:00pm on November 10, 2012, Ronald A Gillespie said…
My U5b1 is from the Ivey ancestry it is Tuatha De Danaan that moved across from Ireland to England. They left Ireland originally mixed with Greek to Northern Germany; they came back through Scandinavia to Ireland and to England and them mixed with Saxons.
- At 10:14am on May 11, 2011, pauline anne hazell gave Barbara Bradley Petura a gift…
- At 5:47pm on November 26, 2010, Siobhan Meehan said…
- Hi Barbara, probably will be next, she could be anywhere, the E-Mail address was a ."co.uk" one so that led me to search the UK, Siobhan.
- At 1:46pm on November 26, 2010, Siobhan Meehan said…
- Hi Barbara, every corner i turn in tracing my aunt i hit a brick wall, live in Ireland, have searched all Ireland and now searching England, born in a home for unmarried mothers but no records of who took her from the home, found a message from someone looking for information about their mother-their description was exactly the description of my aunt but the E-Mail address left was incorrect, what ya recon, Siobhan from County Mayo in Ireland.
- At 6:40pm on November 9, 2010,
Brownie MacKie said… - Hi, Barbara! I thought I had left "friends" behind when I stopped lurking on Facebook. :-) But I'll happily be your friend. Having the U5b haplogroup is new to me, and I don't know how to interpret it yet. I know generally what it means, but its implications should be interesting, also.
- At 9:03pm on June 25, 2010, EVELYN M ANSELMI said…
- MARY BRADLEY WAS MARRIED TO A CUNNINGHAM HAD ONE CHILD, LUCY. LOUISIANA
- At 9:02am on October 21, 2009, Tootie Dennis said…
- Barb, I would love to communicate with the desc. of Cephas' sister. Hook us up if you can. It would be my pleasure. I wonder which sister??
- At 8:51am on October 21, 2009, Tootie Dennis said…
- I am going to answer you via your e-mail. I am really quiet busy with so many websites....but the busy person is who gets things done, my mother always said. Tootie
- At 3:21pm on August 25, 2009,
Carol Robertson said… - All I know is that the Ebreys I am researching came from Shropshire. Haven't gone back past that.
Carol
- At 5:33pm on July 19, 2009,
GeneJ said… - Hi again Barbara:
I'm hoping we are given the option to display icons smaller. Right now, it's difficult to filter and find groups, discussions.
You wrote, "LARGE CAP...."
Gosh, golly, yes. I, too, recall those messages.
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