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Cathy Milioto
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Finding Family for Free
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Genealogy fiction
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Arkansas Roots
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Jones Genealogy
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Illinois Genealogy
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Joan I Moulton left a comment for Cathy Milioto"Hi Cathy, Our Moultons came from England- 3 brothers,John, Thomas and William. John stayed in Massachusetts- some of his children were granted land in New Hampshire and then went to Vermont and then some moved to northern NY which…"
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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.
Cathy Milioto posted a status"trying to find Clarissa Kellogg on any Census besides the 1861 Canadian census"
Cathy Milioto commented on Danny Wahlquist's group Arkansas Roots"Hi! I am working on the Hunter family from Jackson County. My great great granfather Richard V. Hunter married a Melvina C-possibly Copeland. I am in need of a marriage record for these two to get her maiden name for my genealogy. Any help will be…"
Cathy Milioto posted a status"trying to find more information about my great-grandmother's family-Henry and Maryann (Larabee) Fox."
Cathy Milioto commented on Chip Jones's group Jones Genealogy"My Jones family comes from Vermilion County, Illinois via Wales. My gg grandfather married into another Welsh family-the Thomases. John and Thomas Thomas sailed over here to the states from Glamorganshire/Machen Wales in 1852 and the wives came with…"
Cathy Milioto joined Chip Jones's group
Jones Genealogy
This is a group devoted to Jones Genealogy. If you are doing Jones Genealogy, you have no doubt recognized some of the challenges associated with doing research on such a common surname like Jones. We are here to help!
Cathy Milioto replied to Stephanie Jones's discussion Who and where are people researching? in the group Illinois Genealogy"I am researching Vermilion County, specifically the areas of Danville and Catlin., because my ancestors lived there working the coal mines. The family names I am researching are Jones and Thomas and the various in-laws of those families. I live in…"
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Hunter, Fox, Aikman, Kellogg, Langdon/Lanxton, Chapin, Long, Ackerman, Bogert, Pardonnet, Jones, Pearsall.
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Wales, France, England, Germany, United States: Illinois, Arkansas, New York, Ohio, Kansas
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- family health history
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- At 8:58pm on March 12, 2013, Joan I Moulton said…
Hi Cathy, Our Moultons came from England- 3 brothers,John, Thomas and William. John stayed in Massachusetts- some of his children were granted land in New Hampshire and then went to Vermont and then some moved to northern NY which is where my husbands family settled. His mother's maiden name is Hunter. They originated from Scotland. John H immigrated to Massachusetts-then Vermont- then to Malone & surrounding area in Northern NY. Hope this helps you. Joan Moulton
- At 3:09pm on April 26, 2011, Ann Sian Wynn Jones said…
Hi Cathy,
I saw your posting wanting the gravestone translated so here goes:
Yr Cof Am In Memery of
George Mab --George Son
Thomas a Mary Jones- Thomas and Mary Jones
Gammyd Rhagfyr 15, 1869 -- born Dec 15, 1869
Bu farw Mehefin 26, 1904 -- died June 26, 1904
Oed 34 Mlwydd a 6 mis -- aged 34 yrs and 6 months.
Hope this hepls
Sian Jones
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