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John Winner
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Most Wanted! Ancestors L…
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Pilgrim Era Discussion
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Briggs Surname
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Tallman Families
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Russell Surname
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John Winner replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
Do you know which parish in Lancashire his father John was located in so I may look through the parish records. There are 211 parishes in Lancashire and it would help to narrow it down a bit.
John Winner replied to Henk van Kampen's discussion 'Who are your Dutch ancestors?' in the group Dutch genealogy
See my above post for some sourced info on Juriaen Tomassen, do you have any info that I do not?
John Winner replied to Henk van Kampen's discussion 'Who are your Dutch ancestors?' in the group Dutch genealogy
I don't have much info on Juriaen Thomassen. What I have is:
1664 - He was part of a syndicate which secures the Acquackanock Patent. He did not settle there permanently. Source: Edward Van Winkle, Recording Secretary, Year Book of the…
John Winner replied to Henk van Kampen's discussion 'Who are your Dutch ancestors?' in the group Dutch genealogy
My Jan Arianse Sip (sometimes called Johannes) married Joanna Idens van Voorst 23 APR 1684 in New York, New York. The marriage is recorded as: Met attestatie Van Bergen. Johannes Adriaenszen Sips, j. m. en Johanna Idens Van de Voorst, j. d. 23…
John Winner replied to Katrina Haney's discussion 'Palmer Brick Walls' in the group Palmer Family
I would gladly look at any information that you have dug up. Thank you.
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John Winner replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
I am having a hard time finding the page you are speaking of. Could you provide a link.
Terri Bregg replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
if you type in clement briggs on google there is an ancestry report of john briggs and rachel marten being clements father. i have up to 1500's of the briggs family,
John Winner replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
Well, I am related to Clement throught his daughter Joan who married Peter Tallman. Now as for the father of Clement, where did you get your information at. I would love to see it.
Terri Bregg replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
Hi john, as she said before, clement came across in 1621 on the fortune, where he had his kids in plymouth mass. i am from remember's generations...his sons joseph had a son name edward, who had a son name jonathan,who had a son name joseph,…
Molly Carson replied to John Winner's discussion 'Clement Briggs d. 1649' in the group Briggs Surname
Hello John.
I just joined genealogywise and your post was one of the first I saw.
My name is Molly Carson nee Briggs and Clement Briggs is my 8th Great Grandfather who did arrive in Plymouth Colony on the Fortune which was the next ship after the…
John Winner replied to Sue McCormick's discussion 'My current "brick wall" is lack of knowledge!' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
Your welcome, and good hunting in the future.
John Winner replied to Sue McCormick's discussion 'My current "brick wall" is lack of knowledge!' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
Well, I like to get certified copies, but if a general issue copy has the exact same infomation on it I don't really see a problem with it. But, then again I am not a certified genealogist, although I do try and stick to their standards.
John Winner commented on Katrina Haney's group 'Pilgrim Era Discussion'
Boy, it seems like only pilgrims came on the Mayflower, where are all the folks with links to the Fortune?
John Winner replied to John Winner's discussion 'Boom, brick wall Richard Russell' in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found
Well, I have no idea when or where he died, and Richard Russell is not an uncommon name, so an obituary might be a little tough. Also I don't know when they were married, but I believe they were married in Grays Harbor Co., Washington, possibly…
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- Belknap, Bachman, Coffman, Cummings, Head, Hilliard, Hubbard, Hunt, Kellington, Morton, Paddock, Palmer, Rapalje, Sip, Tallman, Toers, Van Ripen, Van Voorst, Van Wagenen, Van Winkle, Vreeland, Wilbore, Winner/Winne
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- USA, UK, Netherlands, Canada
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Old Dutch New York/New Jersey and Plymouth town records, census records
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- I wanted to find out where I came from
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