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Fanita Miller Brandeis joined Sue Gray's groupEasterbrook and Bernard Family
this group includes names such as Arsenault, Harman, Milton, Pitre etc and all those in between
Norman R. Brown joined Sue Gray's groupEasterbrook and Bernard Family
this group includes names such as Arsenault, Harman, Milton, Pitre etc and all those in between
Tricia Steer left a comment for Sue Gray"Sue,
We need to check our earliest "hard copy" files to see where and how my sister and I found our Thomas and Elizabeth and what other data we have. But, my sister is here from Japan at the moment and we can't access her earliest…"
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Sue Gray left a comment for Tricia Steer"Hi Tricia....could you give me dates for Thomas Easterbrook and Elizabeth Warren? I have more than a dozen Thomas Easterbrooks in my tree and some of them do not have dates or spouses."
Tricia Steer left a comment for Sue Gray"Sue,
I also have an Easterbrook family from Devon in my tree. Our earliest known Easterbrook ancestor was Thomas Easterbrook who married Elizabeth Warren.
They had a daughter, Ann Easterbrook born on 12-6-1795 in Sampford Courtenay.
Ann married John…"
Sue Gray commented on Debbie Kennett's group Devon Genealogy"I am a descendant of the Easterbrooks of Devon, which also include the names of Hamlyn, Norrish and many more. I have only been doing ancestry for about 2 years but have found it very interesting and it is a great feeling when you can trace someone…"
Sue Gray commented on Carmel M Reynen's group Brick Walls we all have them"Clifton,it looks like Michael has given you a lot of help with your brick wall"
Sue Gray left a comment for Nancy Elder-Petersen"Gray is my married name and Easterbrook is my maiden name. Will have to check my husbands line to see if there are any Elders in there. Will let you know if I find any
Sue"
Nancy Elder-Petersen left a comment for Sue Gray"We have lots of GRAY mentioned in several of
the ELDER lines.
Here's one:
132709
Daniel ELDER, b. SCT?
Nathaniel ELDER, B. SCT. - son Nathaniel res. Ballymoney
Joseph Dickey ELDER b: 1838 IRE or SCT - d. Culmore,Antrim,N.Ire
James Gray ELDER,…"
Sue Gray left a comment for Nancy Elder-Petersen"I thought I had an Elder that married an Easterbrook on my family tree maker 2009, but it appears that was not the case after all. FTM says there is no connection although it could be wrong
Sue"
Nancy Elder-Petersen left a comment for Sue Gray"Hi Sue,
Do you have ELDER genealogy?
My Revolutionary War Soldier is
Robert ELDER, b. abt 1730 Perth, Scotland
d. 1807 Fannett, Franklin Co Pennsylvania
my online…"
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- At 6:27pm on September 1, 2009, Tricia Steer said…
- Sue,
We need to check our earliest "hard copy" files to see where and how my sister and I found our Thomas and Elizabeth and what other data we have. But, my sister is here from Japan at the moment and we can't access her earliest "pre-computer" files until she goes home next week. I'll get back to you as soon as I have some extra information. Regards, Tricia
- At 8:36pm on August 20, 2009, Tricia Steer said…
- Sue,
I also have an Easterbrook family from Devon in my tree. Our earliest known Easterbrook ancestor was Thomas Easterbrook who married Elizabeth Warren.
They had a daughter, Ann Easterbrook born on 12-6-1795 in Sampford Courtenay.
Ann married John Middleweek (born 28-8-1794) on 2-9-1821.
If you think that we may have a family connection, I would be delighted to hear from you.
Best wishes, Tricia
- At 4:43pm on August 13, 2009, Nancy Elder-Petersen said…
- We have lots of GRAY mentioned in several of
the ELDER lines.
Here's one:
132709
Daniel ELDER, b. SCT?
Nathaniel ELDER, B. SCT. - son Nathaniel res. Ballymoney
Joseph Dickey ELDER b: 1838 IRE or SCT - d. Culmore,Antrim,N.Ire
James Gray ELDER, b 21 Jul 1868 in Culmore,Ballymoney,Antrim,N.Ire - d. 1945 WI
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:742914&id=I34304994
- At 2:56pm on August 13, 2009, Nancy Elder-Petersen said…
- Hi Sue,
Do you have ELDER genealogy?
My Revolutionary War Soldier is
Robert ELDER, b. abt 1730 Perth, Scotland
d. 1807 Fannett, Franklin Co Pennsylvania
my online notes:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nancyelder/RobToJos1807Will.htm
---Nancy Elder Petersen
Vancouver, Washington State, USA
Host, ELDER DNA project
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Elder
- At 8:52am on August 8, 2009,
Ray Marentette said… - Sue,
Email me the French Marriage certificate at raymarentette@rogers.com and I will gladly translate it for you.
Ray
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