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You have an extremely comprehensive history on my family lineage the Benn Family. I am curious as to how they fit into your tree

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Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

I was intrigued by your inclusion of my grandfather William Samuel Harry Lucas Holmes, and how he fits into your tree. I have a great deal of info about him and his antecedents on Ancestry, which I believe to be correct...but I have a lack of DNA matches on that line, which tells me something is likely wrong, even though I have a clear paper trail!

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Had a request from Francis Egginton (Frank) for info on Josuah.
Thanks

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Sutton Coldfield. West Midlands

I\'m trying to find information about my Great Great Grandfather, Joseph Whitehouse Guest, born 1806 and a search led me to this page. I know his father was called Thomas and his mother Mary but I can\'t find her surname.I\'m speculating it might be either Dudley or Whitehouse but can find no info on either.

Northampton, Mass.

Burial information:
Lily Mary (Pritchard) Mathers, John Mathers, Robert Marsh Mathers, Arolyn (Prouty) Mathers are buried at village hill cemetery, Williamsburg, Mass.
John Mathers Jr, Ruby Melissa (Miller) Mathers are buried at spring Grove cemetery Northampton, Mass.

West Midlands

Clive,hope you are both well.
I have returned to the old brick wall of James Burns,he of W-0ton,Enfield etc origin.I had begun to question if he had unwittingly posted some red herrings,so I looked at 1861 census returns for Edmonton and found there a James,three years old ,but whose parents were Herbert and Agnes Burns! A coincedence is that Albert and John both worked at an Armoury)Royal Enfield?) as well , they maybe related.
I may have made 2 plus 2 =5 but could this be our James who was \"adopted\" by John and Betsey and brought to live in our glorious city?.I would love your thoughts on this maybe flight of fancy.Tony

Googled ancestor\'s name: Abraham Goodare

Poynton, Cheshire, UK

Just dabbling into researching my family tree and curiously googled a known ancestor\'s name. My grandfather was Horace James Goodare (my father was an only child, so there are no other branches there), son of John Goodare, son of Abraham Goodare. Your site seems to suggest that his father was George Goodare, so that could take me a further generation back. Mine is an unusual surname, so I am interested in learning of further connections and family history. I seem to be descended from sawyers and my grandfather was an iron turner. Fascinating site!

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Ledbury

Hi, it seems we have the Evanses of Wolverhampton in common - Edward Owen and Edith Jane are my great grandparents, via my Grandad John Wilkes Evans.

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Wolverhampton

I appear to be descended from Elizabeth Cotterill b 1753 (parents Samuel & Elizabeth), she married a James Jones. The men all seems to have been stocklockmakers and I have a DNA match to descendant of Elizabeth\'s sister Mary Cotterill who married a George Willington. I cannot find any info on James Jones, but my descent is as follows: James Jones, Daniel Jones b1798 Wton, Allen Jones b1834 Wton, Joseph Jones b1855 Wton, Joseph Jones b1880 Wton, Reginald Jones b1919, the latter being my father. Would be interested in any other connections.