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Carolyn Worthington Biester
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Carolyn Worthington Biester commented on Renee Kerr's group Kerr"My Kerr line is from Berkshire Cty, MA with my grandmother's mother, Marion E. Kerr. Her parents were Thomas M. Kerr b1856 Scotland, and Jessie (SMITH) Kerr b1860. Their first child, Thomas N., was born in Scotland, and their other children,…"
Carolyn Worthington Biester joined Kirsty F Wilkinson's group
Scotland and Scottish Ancestry
A group for anyone with Scottish ancestry to exchange tips and post their research interests.
Carolyn Worthington Biester replied to Lowcountry Africana's discussion An Invitation for Descendants of Plantation Owners and Descendants of Slaves to Collaborate to Rediscover Lowcountry African American Heritage"I descend from Arthur Temple, slave holder from Essex County, VA. In the 1880 census, his son, John, had a family of helpers living with him (Temple & Fannie WHITE), and his neighbors were mostly African American. I'm just beginning…"
Mary Beth left a comment for Carolyn Worthington Biester"Hello Carolyn. My Worthington line died out in the early 1800's. And I haven't had the opportunity to search that time frame. Sorry. Mary Beth"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Biester (PA), Worthington, Temple (VA), Kerr (MA), Tillotson (MA)
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States, Scotland, Germany (Prussia)
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- My mother's mother used an alias during the second half of her life. She didn't share information about her former life until her last months of life. I wanted to put the whole story together and solve some mysteries. Then I was hooked and couldn't stop!
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- At 8:42am on August 16, 2010,
Gena Philibert Ortega said… - Welcome to GenealogyWise!
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- At 8:08am on August 13, 2010, Mary Beth said…
- Hello Carolyn. My Worthington line died out in the early 1800's. And I haven't had the opportunity to search that time frame. Sorry. Mary Beth
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