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Today at 11:34 AM
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... just remember that during that era lots of folks names ended up getting spelled differently -- sometimes intentionally, sometimes because someone wrote down what was phonetic. Even siblings in the same family would sometimes ended up using different spellings of their last name later in life. That certainly could also happen with first names between generations. Of course, verification from sources would be nice, but I would not assume that they both "ought" to be spelled the same just because that's the way we'd assume it would be done today. |
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Today at 12:18 PM
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The REAL problems in this branch start with Thomas Sr. Page. I can find absolutely nothing to substantiate anything shown earlier than him- especially the dates. It looks to me that the three Sylvesters (if there realy were three), their spouses and their siblings are all chronologically messed up. |
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Today at 1:06 PM
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Hello Curators. Could I please ask for some assistance? I seem to be having a bit of difficulty assigning the correct parents for Frances Plowden (Dormer): Hon. Frances Dormer. Her parents are (correctly) Charles Dormer, 5th Baron Dormer of Wyng and (correctly) Elizabeth Dormer (Biddulph). Currently she is showing as being the daughter of Catherine Dormer (Fettiplace). I've tried going through and assigning parents, but I seem to only get a time-out and the suggestion to contact help.
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Today at 2:52 PM
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Yes, I have seen the differences in spelling also, and have not let it bother me too much since they were always interchanging the spellings at that time. What does (eol) mean? I see that here.
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Today at 2:59 PM
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Can I have this profile of this girl made private? She prefers the privacy and has contacted me. Sabine Doherty. Thank You. |
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Today at 3:21 PM
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