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At 7:16am on November 29, 2011, Ang said…: Hi Cindy.. My Abner McGarity (maternal line) NC to GA.. The Kidwell (paternal) NC to TN.

At 9:45pm on April 15, 2010, Diane Mason Gray said…: So sorry to be so slow in replying! My Hendersons are from around Orange and Spotsylvania counties, VA during the Rev. War period of time.

At 4:49pm on October 19, 2009, Vivienne Jane Tebbs said…: Hello Cindy

My Rayners are from Norfolk. If you find a link with Rayners in Norfolk then please let me know as I may be able to help you.

Vivienne

At 10:34am on October 19, 2009, Tony Leeming said…: Hi Cindy, nice to meet you.
I have only looked at Dewsbury much earlier (pre 1653) so I do not have details that you want. Have you looked at the IGI? It shows that Samuel & Mary Leeming had 4 children at Dewsbury; John 1833, Emma 1836, Elizabeth 1838 & Thomas Stapleton 1841. You could get the birth certificate for Elizabeth or Thomas. That would give you Mary's maiden name. It might also be wothwhile you looking at the Dewsbury film at your local LDS family history centre where you can confirm the IGI entries and perhaps find a marriage.
Regards, Tony.

At 6:26pm on October 3, 2009, Jeffrey Russell said…: I missed it, but it sounds like I didn't miss much.

At 7:20am on September 13, 2009, Debbie Boglitsch Hooper said…: Cindy,

Are your Roe's from MD? I have been researching the Roe family on the Eastern Shore of MD for over 20 years.

Debbie

At 12:41pm on September 6, 2009, John C. "JC" Snodgrass said…: Thanks Cindy, she's still not out of the dog house, so were still praying for her.

John

At 11:58am on September 6, 2009, Sarah Coles said…: Cindy,

On the small" x" deal I find I can delete a posting and the problem is the "x" is not showing up on my black background in white like it did before. As long as I see the "hand" I can delete a post. I might have to change the colors. It's odd that it showed white before and not now so it must be either a black "x" or some other dark color. Weird. I wonder if anyone else with black backgrounds are having an issue. I'll check that out.

At 11:50am on September 6, 2009, Sarah Coles said…: Thanks Cindy,

There was that small x on my page I often used but today it's not there today for some reason. As to that scammer there's lots of information on the Internet about it. It's the biggest scam going right now. We don't need that on GenWise for sure.

I'll have to find out why I'm not betting the little x anymore. Maybe it's a temporary glitch, I don't know. Hopefully, that will be solved soon.

Thanks again for your input. The more people that complain about scammers on GenWise; the better.

At 9:47am on August 28, 2009, Laurice Johnson said…: HI Cindy,
My Yates are Thomas born in Naunton, Gloucestershire in 1848. His father Richard born 1808 in Lower Guiting, Gloucstershire and his father Thomas Yeates born about 1775, I think in Gloucestershire. I don't think any of my Yates' lived in Lancashire, so I don't think we have a connection. Good luck in your search.
Laurice

At 2:14am on August 20, 2009, john bellew said…: good morning Cindy i am new to this site and dont have a clue for what its worth i come from the Drogheda area

At 1:45pm on August 13, 2009, John C. "JC" Snodgrass said…: Thank you Cindy for the kind words about my new granddaughter. She's gave us a little scare early last week but I think and pray that the good Lord will let us keep her for a while.

John

At 1:29pm on July 27, 2009, John C. "JC" Snodgrass said…: Thank you for the kind words on my granddaughter. Her mommy and her came home last Friday and asked if I had her picture up on the internet yet, and if she was put into the genealogy database. I told her no and that she would have to do all the work as I was updating the surname database with 41 pages of updates and I was tired. (I did it Tuesday night after I got home after the baby was born - but I didn't tell her that). Now I'm in a lull with genealogy, so I thought I's catch up on my blog's.

At 10:23am on July 27, 2009, Anne Elizabeth Hulse Masters said…: Cindy,
Thank you for the geographical information. It sure helps to hear from someone who actually lives in the area.
Anne

At 9:47pm on July 24, 2009, Mary Trogg said…: Very frustrating. My good Catholic ancestors made sure every family had a Mary and a John. My husband's family named everyone John/Johanna!!

At 3:50am on July 23, 2009, Chloris Mary Irwin PECK born DEE said…: No, unfortunately my ancestor Alexander Kidwell was born in England emigrated to the Cape of Good Hope (South Africa) where both he and his wife Phebe Tubb died. They left a fairly large family in South Africa.
Best wishes,
Tombi Peck

At 8:13pm on July 19, 2009, Melanie Fagan said…: It's always worth a check! And the other possible for me is Cork, so you never know it could turn up generations earlier. Which doesn't help now but...

At 4:56pm on July 19, 2009, Sharon McCann said…: Hi Cindy, sorry I didn't get back to you earlier. I don't know how Patrick McCann arrived or when in the U.S. I haven't been able to track beyond Rhode Island. Also don't have any information on parents or siblings. I think he had a brother Barney, or at least a relative, as a Barney McCann age 20 is listed with the family in R.I. in 1850. Patrick would have been 30.

At 3:33pm on July 19, 2009, Melanie Fagan said…: My great grandmother was Margaret Curtin born 1886 in Chicago, IL Her father Charles Curtin immigrated from Ireland (I believe County Kerry) He was born about 1850 and died in Chicago in 1909

At 2:34pm on July 19, 2009, RAYTHA Kidwell MAIATICO said…: My grandfather was Robert Kidwell born in west va, his dad was born in tenn,I do know that he did have alot of brothers and sisters Belfore,Lottie,Roy,Johnny.Just to name a few.