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Virginia Taylor is attending Paula Hinkel's event

Southern California Genealogy Jamboree at California

June 11, 2010 to June 13, 2010

The 41st Annual Southern California Genealogy Jamboree will be held in Burbank, California, June 11-13, 2010. Join other genealogists from the Southwest US and distant points to learn, network, eat, laugh, and celebrate family history. You'll pick from among over 100 classes conducted by over 50 renowned, professional speakers. Over 70 commercial organizations, genealogical societies, heritage societies and other exhibitors will be available to share their tips, answer your questions and sell…See More

Feb 27, 2010

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Virginia Taylor and Susi (Susan C Jones) Pentico are now friends

Oct 17, 2009

Virginia Taylor and Randy Seaver are now friends

Jul 25, 2009

Lorine McGinnis Schulze replied to Virginia Taylor's discussion Robert Dunlap from Ireland to Pennsylvania in the group Ships Passenger Lists to USA

"Virginia - I can understand how frustrated you must feel! There are a few questions I have immediately: 1. Do you know if Robert was married when he arrived? What was his wife's name and when was she born? 2. Have you checked for…"

Jul 24, 2009

Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal left a comment for Virginia Taylor

"oops, guess not, just a co-incidence, forgot you said she was born in 1826. my mistake."

Jul 23, 2009

Lisa A. (Thamm) Spegal left a comment for Virginia Taylor

"Hi Virginia, was your grandmother the Elizabeth BELL who married Robert Dunlap in 1803, March 17? Publication Title: Pennsylvania Archives Short Description: The Pennsylvania State Archives published 10 series of historical records in 138 volumes,…"

Jul 23, 2009

Virginia Taylor commented on Leah's group Western Pennsylvania Genealogy

"Thanks Bev, but that is not my Elizabeth. By 1850 mine was married to Joseph Artman. Ginny"

Jul 22, 2009

Virginia Taylor joined Kelli Davis Underhill's group

Indianapolis Indiana Genealogy Group

For those with roots in Indianapolis and the surrounding areas. Who are you looking for?See More

Jul 22, 2009

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Virginia Taylor added a discussion to the group Ships Passenger Lists to USA

Robert Dunlap from Ireland to Pennsylvania

My gggrandfather, Robert Dunlap, is a major brick wall. I do not know what part of Ireland he came from, do not know his birth date or exactly when he arrived in U.S. I do know that my great grandmother, Elizabeth was born in Pa. in 1826 and that Robert died in Pa. in 1841. According to the 1900 census my great grandmother stated that her father was born in Ireland and her mother in Pa. There was a Robert Dunlap who arrived in Philadelphia from Ireland in 1803 but I do not know how to confirm…See More

Jul 22, 2009

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Virginia Taylor joined Lorine McGinnis Schulze's group

Ships Passenger Lists to USA

Where and how to find your ancestors on ships passenger lists to U.S.A. Ask for help or give help to others looking for passenger lists

Jul 22, 2009

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Virginia Taylor commented on Leah's group Western Pennsylvania Genealogy

"My maternal ancestors all settled in Westmoreland Co. I have most of the history on my Erdman/Ardman/Artman line but have hit a brick wall with my Dunlap line. I know that my gggrandfather, Robert Dunlap came from Ireland but do not where in Ireland…"

Jul 22, 2009

Virginia Taylor joined Leah's group

Western Pennsylvania Genealogy

A group for anyone researching their roots in the Counties of Erie, Crawford, Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver, Washington, Greene, Fayette, Westmoreland, Allegheny, Indiana, Jefferson, Forest, Warren, Venango, Clarion, Somerset, Armstrong, and Butler.

Jul 22, 2009

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Virginia Taylor commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group Ireland and Irish Ancestry

"My gggrandfather, Robert Dunlap came to Pa from Ireland. Right now he is my brick wall. I do not know what part of Ireland, when he was born or when exactly he arrived in Pa. I do know that my great grandmother, Elizabeth, was born in 1826. He died…"

Jul 22, 2009

Virginia Taylor joined Debbie Anne Jackson's group