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President Barack Obama is related to all other U.S. presidents except one.
7th-Grader: Obama, Most US Presidents Related
Girl, Grandfather Allegedly Create First President Family Tree Chart
October 23, 2009
Girl, Grandfather Allegedly Create First President Family Tree Chart
October 23, 2009
ContinueA seventh-grader and her 80-year-old grandfather are allegedly the first people to discover that President Barack Obama is related to all other U.S. presidents except…
Posted on October 29, 2009 at 11:36pm — 4 Comments
One in 200 men alive today is a relative of Genghis Khan
One in 200 men alive today is a relative of Genghis Khan
Aug 12, 2007 - by Chris V. Thangham
Aug 12, 2007 - by Chris V. Thangham
An international team of geneticists have found an astonishing statistic; one in every 200 men alive today is a relative of Genghis Khan. These men have the same male Y chromosome as the great…Continue
Posted on August 4, 2009 at 4:59pm
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Jeanne
I managed to upload one picture. Trial bases you know. Big help. Are the albums different from pictures? Also, can you add 100 pictures total, or is that albums.
Thank You,
Jeanne
Hi Johnny ... sending two other files ... Maybe you can help. In the group, Most Wanted, members often post to the comment wall ... I send them a personal note, asking them to post their challenges to the group discussion forum ..... they work pretty hard on it, but many are ending up posting to the FORUM Discussion, rather than to the GROUP Discussion. I posted comments about this on the Group Admins page, but since its happened three times in as many days, thought I'd ask you if you have ideas.
Thank you for supporting the Member Help group. Would you consider looking at the group text box to see if I've correctly described the difference between the Discussion area and the Comment Wall?
Would you be knowledgeable enough and/or inclined to begin a discussion topic there, "What's an RSS feed and how can I use it? ....
Thanks again for your support. Have noticed FamilyLike that the group is there to see if they'd further support the effort. --GJ
Thanks for the add! My Lowry family came to Pennsylvania via Delaware in 1776. My direct ancestors stayed in Northeastern PA until my grandparents and my father moved to Western New York.
In checking my file for the names you mentioned, I got excited, as I have a James Arthur Lowry, born 23 March 1901, died July 1969, son of Robert M. Lowry (1872-1950) and Mary Veronia Williams (1876-1977). Close, but no cigar.
My direct lineage is:
George Lowry, died 1770, married Margaret Lowry died 1812, m 1745
Hugh Lowry, died 1828, married Mary Harvey, born about 1740
William H. Lowry, 1802-1879, married Eliza Sherrick (1810-1892)
William Thomas Lowry 1835-1903, married Lydia Jane Gibson (1844-1884), m 1864
Joseph Arthur Arnold Lowry, 1880-1949, married Alice Jane McDonald (1882-1964)
Joseph McDonald Lowry, Sr., 1913-1994, married Mary Lenor Long (1913-2002), m 1935
Joseph McDonald Lowry, Jr.
Tara Denea Lowry
All the men but George and Hugh were born in Pennsylvania. Hugh and his brothers and their mother came to the US after George's death.
Do you have ancestors in NY or PA, or just the southern states? Mine are said to have come from County Down, Northern Ireland - how about yours?
Tara
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