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FRANCIS Families

General forum for all FRANCIS families. Note: There are two other specialist groups for this family name, one for those in SSX, ENG & the other for PA, USA. If your interest is in these 2 areas, please use those groups to avoid duplication.See More

Catherine Mary Andrell joined Mark Grace's group Feb 5

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McDONALD in Ireland

Specialist group for those with Irish McDONALD ancestry. Map shows where McDONALDs were recorded in C19th Ireland.

Lynne Roberta Penniman Carothers joined Mark Grace's group Jan 25

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Gary lee Burton Jr commented on Mark Grace's group 'BURTON Family Name'

can anyone help me out iam looking for family on fathers side his full name is Gary lee Burton in 1965 he was 25 per my brith rec. my mother was 19 in 1965.iam native american so iam told on fathers side, moms is from ark, her dad was a…

Dec 21, 2011

BURTON Family Name

All BURTON families welcome.For English families with Midlands origins, the name most likely comes from the town of Burton on Trent, Staffordshire.See More

Gary lee Burton Jr joined Mark Grace's group Dec 21, 2011

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SANDERS Network

One of the more common English surnames, also recorded as SAUNDERS, SANDER, SAUNDER & SANDRES.See More

Claude P Perry II joined Mark Grace's group Dec 1, 2011

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COPELAND

COPELAND/COUPLAND Families

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HAWTHORN / HAWTHORNE

General forum for discussions on this surname.

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MONKS Families

Networking for MONKS Families

Barbara Marjorie Monk joined Mark Grace's group Oct 14, 2011

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ASHFORD Family Name

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ROGERS UK

General group for UK ROGERS families. Map shows 1881 census distribution in England & Wales.See More

Geneologius joined Mark Grace's group Sep 14, 2011

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SANDERS Network

One of the more common English surnames, also recorded as SAUNDERS, SANDER, SAUNDER & SANDRES.See More

Jean Cooper Franklin Parton joined Mark Grace's group Aug 30, 2011

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SHAW

General forum for discussions on this surname.

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McDONALD in Ireland

Specialist group for those with Irish McDONALD ancestry. Map shows where McDONALDs were recorded in C19th Ireland.

Fred Joseph MacDonald joined Mark Grace's group Aug 21, 2011

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SANDERS Network

One of the more common English surnames, also recorded as SAUNDERS, SANDER, SAUNDER & SANDRES.See More

Connie Underwood joined Mark Grace's group Aug 10, 2011

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Sande Meyer Smith commented on Mark Grace's group 'WHITAKER / WHITTAKER'

Hey Jamie if you are willing to give me your email I can send you an invite to my Whitaker Tree then you can see if we have anyone in common...keep in mind I have concentrated on the paternal direct line and am now working on the…

Jun 29, 2011

jammie barker commented on Mark Grace's group 'WHITAKER / WHITTAKER'

What is some of the names of your whitakers. some of them may have come to texas

Jun 29, 2011

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: I have several hundred surnames under investigation, but the origins of GRACE is my Y-DNA project. You can view the full surname list here:
http://creativegraces.net/genindex/genindex5.html. I have now created 150 groups on GenealogyWise so far, which covers almost all my areas of interest, so I hope we can get this thing moving to the benefit of all.

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: British Isles, but following any proven linked families also overseas. I have related lines in Canada, USA, New Zealand & Australia. Many of my ancestors grew up in hard times and frequently left the British Isle to find a better life elsewhere.

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Advanced Family History Researcher

If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?: I have a number of One-Name Study databases (see website), but a great deal of general experience built up over 30 years of research. If you think we have family in common, you can always Skype me for a chat (ID: markgracegva).

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: To understand my origins. It was a task my father never lived long enough to start. As a geologist, my interests go back to the origins of Life itself, and my interest in DNA my earliest European ancestry.

Do you have a genealogy website or blog?: http://creativegraces.net/genindex/genhome.html

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At 8:46am on April 17, 2011, Marie Seston said…: Hello! Yes we are we share members of the same family on ancestry.co.uk. I believe I shared the 1841 census of the Sestons / Jacklins with you. Not a pleasant name so many variations in spellings and regional dialect issues !

Fortunately my dad did all the leg work in the 1970's 80's and 90's so I have had the advantage of just peicing it all together. I am certain now however that I have located Thomas Seston abt1896 parents and siblings after only 10 years of my own research!

Have you and citations for Thomas being in the military?

Marie

At 11:04pm on July 25, 2010, Barbara-Louisa Walker said…: Hi there,I am the daughter of Horace Walker from Birmingham. I have done a bit of work and am now on George Walker.We are all Birmingham people so I guess at some stage we 'may' be connected.Walker is a common name tho and its origins are from the farming community and is a job name...walker,tucker,fuller all softened the fleeces by treading on them in the rivers.I now live in Australia.BL

At 9:54am on August 12, 2009, Thomas Rex Gatrall Garland said…: Have followed up email from Christopher re this site and posted a message today (12/08/09). If you can help at any time I would appreciate it.
Rex Garland, birth name Thomas Rex Gatrall Garland.
(Christopher's Uncle).