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Mary Diane Peer commented on Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's group Martin Family Genealogy"Martin family from VA and TN. Hi, I'm looking for my future husband's relatives. Calvin Dennis Martin Jr. grew up in TN with his brother, Mark Martin, in the mid to late 50's and 60's. Their parent's names are, Calvin Dennis…"
Al Dawson replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Is that Morning Kimborough (1705 - 1756)???"
April Lee Payne replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Welcome aboard, Marilyn. I'm afraid I have no information on your ancestor. Have you tried a Google Search on her name? Good luck in your journey. What part of the information is difficult? I'm not certain I'm following you."
Marilyn Perkins Couch replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"My name is Marilyn Couch. I have found that through my Grandma Little I have Indian heritage. It is through the Little's and the Miller's. It seems that I am related to Morning Little Kimborough. I would love info on her and her family. I…"
April Lee Payne replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Welcome aboard, Debbie. I have been at this genealogical thing for quite some time, and I still feel new at it. There's so much to learn. As for sources, don't fret too much over it. Just be certain to save the source, write down what made…"
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White Family Genealogy
Research your White families, no matter the spelling variant. Post your questions or findings in teh group discussion forum. See the group topic that lists the known variants of the White Surname.See More
Debbie McDonald replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Hi. My name is Debbie and I am pretty new at genealogy. I have been saying that for about 8 years now; but I am still new. There is so much to learn. My hardest task is adding sources to Legacy comfortable enough to do…"
Sue Bateman Matthews replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"I wonder if it's a geographical thang... I grew up in the PNW and it's a common term here. I've lived around the country too though and heard it in the midwest and south too.I use it when I don't want to take the time to figure…"
Al Dawson replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Welllll (best Jimmy Stewart voice here). I've been around since late 1948 (plus I have GOOGLE) :)"
Michael Ross replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"I've been around since the lat 40s, and hadn't heard of this term before. Thanks for the definition, Al."
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- At 3:58pm on February 02, 2011, rottenralf gave Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies a gift…
- At 6:51pm on September 15, 2010, amyjowilson said…
- I'm looking for descendants of my great grandparents Rachel and Nathan Abrams, born in Poland in the 1840s who settled in Texas, Wayne County, Penn. The 1880 census lists five children. Appreciate any help to find further information about this family.
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Victor Carmona said… - I'm looking for people with the Lanauze surname
- At 5:08pm on November 7, 2009, Diane said…
- I had a bad experience last night with adware invading my computer when I opened your site, through Facebook. I requested having my tree removed but received no reply. I am concerned about the safety of this site.
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Denise Ann Drury said… - Hi I am new to this so any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Stephen Hill said… - As I have already uploaded a photograph I assume that it will be used in any other forum etc that I sign up to.
- At 5:28pm on July 16, 2009,
David E. Dyke said… - Hi...(I'm on the right)
My name is Dave and I live on Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada.
Have been doing genealogy for the past 12 years and I still have brick walls.
- At 10:29am on July 16, 2009,
diann marilyn rodger[onclin] said… - hello to all my cousin kees onclin didi the geneology for the Onclin-vanTuil family . kees is a professional geneologist. i am doing the Rodger study. My father was from Amsterdam holland & the rest of the relatives are living there. The Rodger side is Glasgow Scotland.i do have the birth cert. of both Robert Rodger jr. & of Minnie Rodger[murphy] also the wedding cert.Am trying to get the geneology of this family tree diann rodger
- At 5:53pm on July 15, 2009,
Laura Flanders Davis said… - Hi
I am looking for Flanders who lived in Saratoga Cty. some family member may have come from N.H or Mass. in the 1700's
I have allot of names but always looking for more they have wed. Harris, ryther,dingman etc. all of Saratoga cty New York state.
- At 12:24am on July 15, 2009,
Nancy Hickman said… - I'm fairly new at this Genestuff and it sure does bring back childhood memories...one in particuliar is a song that my Great Uncle use to sing me as I sat on his knee. It's the Burl Ives little jingle about "There was a Tree and the Green Grass Grew All Around, All Around. I must say, "This is Gonna Be the Biggest Tree I Ever Did See!"
And on this tree...there was a unknown cousin...who has become a great geneaddict partner...and the green grass grew all around, all around and the green grass grew all around.
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