Great web site!!
I am just getting back to my
Greenbank and Huron County Love Geneology.

I have been doing some more research since I found that we were connected and it seems, since I have looked at the Ancestry website, that we were both partially wrong as to Martha Birkett's marriage to John Huddleston. There marriage was on 24 June 1863 not 3 Jun 1863.

Thought you should know so that you can update that information among the others that I have told you about.

Keep in contact

Susan

I forgot to let you know where Melton Mowbray is as far as location is concerned.

More importantly you have information about my great uncle having died at Morval. That is correct but his body like so many others from that battalion of the Royal Welch Fusiliers are buried on the outskirts of a village called Sailly Saillisel not too far away.

Hi Brenda

I hope this message gets to you as I am researching my family tree and have been for a long time, when I was doing it with my father. One of my family lines is the Birkett family which, I see you are interested in, and my link comes through my paternal grandmother in the Airey family. My great great grandmother was Mary Birkett born 27 July 1841 in Quernmore, daughter of James Birkett and Elizabeth Harrison. Please if you get this message I would like to hear from you. My married name is Perris but my maiden name Parkinson.

I hope to hear from you in the near future.

Hello,
Stumbled on your site and have found a connection. Jemima Bassingthweight b. 1830 daughter of William Bassingthweight and Sarah Weston married Frederick Matthew Ladell abt 1851 in Norfolk England. Frederick's brother Henry George Ladell married Mary Ann Spanton, their daughter Margaret Ann Ladell married Frederick Cock. Margaret Ann Ladell and Frederick Cock had daughter Anna Margaret Cock who married Albert James Hillyard and had my Grandmother Katrina Hillyard.
Jemima Bassingthweight or Mary Jemima Bassingthweight as found in Canadian Records arrived in Canada in 1854 and had 6 children..Sarah Mariah, Margaret Ellen Jemima, William Frederick, Jessie, Alice and Albert Edward. She died 20 January 1908 in Lobo Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada
Would be happy to share what information I have, love your site, nicely done!

I just wanted to let you aware the Harry Parker living with the Barr family in your tree is my Grandfather's brother. His name is Harry Parker, and although they have 'adopted' on the 1911 census, he was in fact a British Home Child; a Barnardo Boy. The name Barr was not added to his name. He was shipped in 1910 from England and farmed the Barr farm, he enlisted in the war, returned to Canada, and in 1929 he followed a friend to the US. This friend, George Taylor, resided right beside the Barr family here and he was also a Barnardo Boy who was 'farmed' out. I can only hope Harry and George's stories were not of horror as so many others.

I was hoping to find what became of Grand Uncle Harry after he entered the US but have found no leads. I also see he is the only 'child' listed under this Barr family so it looks like a dead end to find any descendants with pictures or information for us.

Anyways, great tree!

Hi family

My G grandparents are Søren Nielsen and Maren Agerholm Nielsdatter (Glens GGG grandparents). I have been looking after their head stone for the last 50 years on Thorstrup grave yard.

At present I am living at the same farm as Søren and Maren bought in approx. 1858 (the farm has been named Agerholm).

It is a nice home page you have made.

Best regard
Solvejg Bork (born d 01.10 1933)

My great-grampa was C.O. Esse

I have questions about the extraction of the Faechner family records on your website. Did you extract the information from the LDS Film records? For the family group #F8131, Matthias Faechner and Anna Maria Grams, there is 10 years in between the birth of their first child and their second child. Wondering if there are other children but you could not validate if they were part of this family or not. What about Joh Christian Faechner from the same LDS Film from Tarutino, is he part of this family born in 1829? Also, have these records been transcribed and indexed or scanned somewhere, I can not locate if that has been done or not or do you still have to view the physical copy of the films? Anxious to know.

What a great site and tremendous resource. I came across it doing some research on the Tiede family and scanning a family history by my grandfather, Joseph W. Tiede, 1899/1968. Happy to share it.

A beautifully designed site. Thank you for gathering and presenting this information. I also have many relatives from Paris, Bessarabia and enjoyed my visit of your site.

Thanks, Alan

Hi, when I was little we used to visit Naomi at her house sometimes I got to go with Gar down to barn to milk cows.
This my info...my grandmother was Dorothy Story Evans from Souix city IA.
we also visited Red Evans and his wife in Dodgeville quite often, also a great great aunt Ceilia, she was already in the home by the first time I met her.
Nice talkig to you Brenda!
Frankie

I am a grand-daughter of Julia Mathilda Arneson Harrop and the daughter of Julia's and Lester Harrops oldest daughter Julia Madeline Harrop Joyce. I always wanted to know my grand-mother and I am so glad to see the information on this website. If needed, I can provide further information on Julia's and Lester's family. I am thrilled to see a picture of the rocking chair made by Christ Harrop. I too, love to woodwork. Email me at joborucki@hotmail.com. I'd love to hear from you. Sincerely, Jo Borucki

I was doing some quick research on the LDS website this morning and decided to punch up the location where my family was from along with the name Krause and your website popped up. It was a pleasant suprise since I tend to always get a dead end. My great great grandparents were David Doering and Wilhelmina Krause Doering. You have done an excellent job on the website. I was trying to find out where Wilhelmina died. And you gave me the answer. Thank you so much!

My grandfather was Christian Henke (Hanke). My grandmother was Lydia Walz. My greatgrandfather was Johann Henke (Hoenke). My greatgrandmother was Karolina Bich. Glad you were able to put the family tree up. Will give you more imput if you want.

Thanks for posting this site. My brother is Rob Esse, with whom you've had contact in the past. I was on here looking for interesting first names.

Got the news letter this week and tried the web page, its great. My wife & I where married there in 1995. We love coming down when we get the chance.
Keep up the great work

Are you Brenda - married with Glen Pedersen - if? then I found you i my book. And I se, it is Glen I'm related with.
Venlig hilsen
Inger Feldthaus

Hello.
Funny, to find old famely relasionchips at the internet.
I vere looking for my famely name Bruun,and found your site - and the name "Bodil Marie Tygesen" born in Denmark 2. of juli 1828.
It tells me, that we are cousins (great-great) ;-)Her parents was my great-great-grandparents (I guesh!)
My great grandfather was a brother to Bodil Marie Tygesen - His name was Christopher Tygesen, born 7. of march 1823.
His Daugther Claudia Marie Tygesen, born 13.of december 1853, was mother to my grandfather, Rasmus Christopher Jensen, born 11. of june 1889 - he was merried with his cousin, Inge Marie Bruun f. 29. of january 1895 , they were parwnts to my father, Tyge Bruun Jensen, born 10. of april 1922 and he became father to me at the 29. of juli 1958.

I have a book over our famely, where you can read about all this famely-story.
I have read in the book, that a big number of people during the time have leaved Denmark to live theire lifes in USA and Canada.
(Sorry about my english!)
Best regards
Inger Feldthaus

Hi Brenda,
I have found my grandparents George and Gertrude Hamilton information on your site. I am hoping we can learn more from each other. I have pictures of the two.