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LYON Surname
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Tom Vajdik left a comment for Jolene Rebecca Connelly"This is a comment for Jolene Connelly. I don't know if you have tried looking for your grandfather Yamnicky under a different spelling. Your grandfather probably wanted people to pronounce his name in English correctly, so he changed the…"
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Hampton Family History & Research
Hampton Family History and Research"The name and fame of Hampton will endure as long as loyalty and courage are respected by the human race." ~John Esten CookeSee More
Jolene Rebecca Connelly replied to Donna Burseth's discussion I am looking for my Grandfather's family in the group Czechoslovakian Genealogy"What other info do you have about him? If you haven't tried Ancestry.com yet. I'd go there. They have a number of Kotora's in the military section."
Christine Anderson Williams replied to Jolene Rebecca Connelly's discussion MASON, CAMPBELL, ANDERSON In Loudoun (also GREY, BROWN/BROUN, WOOD, ALEXANDER, MEIKLE) in the group Ayrshire (Scotland) Ancenstors"I have the following:
Daniel Anderson (b. 1718 Avondale, Lanarkshire) married to Isabel Findlay (b. 1722 Avondale, Lanarkshire) parents of:
William Anderson (b. 1744 Avondale, Lanarkshire) (d. 1827 Loudoun, Ayrshire) married to Isobel Fleming (b.…"
Jolene Rebecca Connelly replied to Anita Payne's discussion Greenock Data in the group Scotland and Scottish Ancestry"Is there any general information about people leaving Scotland from Greenock? I've tried searching but don't really get emigration data other than sites that want to give me ship logs. The ship logs they have available aren't really…"
Jolene Rebecca Connelly left a comment for Jacqueline Wilson"I noticed your post on the Civil War forum. Is there a link to the information that you shared? Thanks, Jolene"
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Internet Research Tips & Treasures
Discussions on getting the most out of the internet for quality genealogical research - search engines, what's new, where to find great resources - your favorite tips and any great treasures you'd like to share
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Online City, County, and Rural Directories Website
Links to all the online city directories in one place, listed by location and in date order. This project will be a continuous work-in-progress!
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Haas/Haase Surname and Variants
Researching the Haas/Haase families? Post your questions or information in the group forum. See the featured topic with known variantsSee More
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Haws
Rennard
Wertman
Yamnicky
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Ireland, Scotland, Czechoslovakia
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Because we haven't known much about the family history.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 9:57pm on June 6, 2010, Tom Vajdik said…
- This is a comment for Jolene Connelly. I don't know if you have tried looking for your grandfather Yamnicky under a different spelling. Your grandfather probably wanted people to pronounce his name in English correctly, so he changed the beginning letter to "Y" as in yellow. In Czech, the "y" sound is actually written with a "J", giving the spelling "Jamnicky". But a lot of people in the U.S. would pronouce this as "J" as in jam. Looking for the name Jamnicky would make you look in genealogical sources with first letter "J" instead of "y" . I hope this helps you.
- At 11:46am on August 24, 2009,
Helen Chene said… - Duh! Sorry, I missed that. It could mean that I suppose, but would that be part of the title to the church? Anyway in reading more about the other religions in the area the term they usually use is "elected elder." The P.E. belongs to St. Pauls [which I believe is Catholic] Do they do Elders?
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