"What was her married name? What information did she reveal on all the censuses? Was she always in Kansas.?... have you searched out all information you can from U.S. records."
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Ah, I'm one of the culprits who has emailed you, sorry, I just found this area...It may be just my monitor settings but the links on the forum threads are not visible to me until I hover over them,…Continue
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Jeanyalogy replied to Fluttrbye's discussion Mystery of Irish Potato Famine Solved"Most interesting article Fluttrbye. Amazing what can be accomplished these days in many areas of research. ( and sometimes scary)"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"Forgot to mention Robert Kinsella husband of Catherine kelter A.K.A. Robin... Ellen marries Massachusetts U.S. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N48V-F2H
also Mary https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N478-42T
Patrick…"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"and you may want to look at this lady who moved to the U.S. as well, in case a relative...Johanna Walsh, nee Kelter born Kilkenny, Ireland, 1836, parish of Kilmakow, beloved mother of Joseph L. Walsh. *Find-A-Grave*"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"Tyth Applotments for Pat Kelter/Newbawn Kilmacow Kilkenny/1828 *HERE*
Click on name for image"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"Forgot to add the Parish entries for Kilmacow *LINK HERE*"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"re James & Catherine Hogan: This is a descendant of Joanna Kelter, says siblings are Catherine, Mary, Anastatia, Margaret and Andrew. ( missed Elizabeth and Patrick) Says Anastatia and Andrew went to the U.S....I think I spotted these when…"
Jeanyalogy replied to Mary Cee's discussion Kelter Mackey Delahunty in the group Kilkenny Genealogy"The brother James, married Catherine/Kate Hogan, correct? *FHS results for the couple*"
Jeanyalogy replied to Just M's discussion McCaw Colburn in the group Saskatchewan Genealogy"ah, was going by the query...."
Jeanyalogy replied to Just M's discussion McCaw Colburn in the group Saskatchewan Genealogy"David Smart was born c.1910 in Scotland https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KMP3-4TT
Here is a son from the first marriage of Edith May https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FL1M-9Y9
Edith May died in B.C.…"
Jeanyalogy replied to Chorne's discussion Susette Baptiste Kestep in the group Aboriginal / Native American Genealogy"Can't find any other Susette who fits the bill except for the one JustM found, here with Kinbaskets in 1901 as widow but not sure what family stasus says :) …"
Jeanyalogy replied to Chorne's discussion Susette Baptiste Kestep in the group Aboriginal / Native American Genealogy"OOps, do we have two different Suzettes who died on the same day, same place? Suzette Kinbasket is here on page in 1891 with all the other Kinbaskets, all misstranscibed differently *HERE*"
Jeanyalogy replied to Chorne's discussion Susette Baptiste Kestep in the group Aboriginal / Native American Genealogy"The above Charles and Pierre were twins...died within a month of each other...http://www.shuswapband.net/_pdfs/Shuswap_LandUseStudy.pdf"
Jeanyalogy replied to Chorne's discussion Susette Baptiste Kestep in the group Aboriginal / Native American Genealogy"Pierre's death https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FL15-N6BHis birth place will help you if this is your family-Adam's Lake Kamltoops Agency,
More interesting reading http://www.anishinabe-history.com/tribes/shuswap-indians.shtml"
Jeanyalogy replied to Chorne's discussion Susette Baptiste Kestep in the group Aboriginal / Native American Genealogy"I just also realized that the Suzette death should have been closer
If your Suzette her grandfather was Chief Yelhillna, and there was a brother Pierre http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/Archaeology/external/!publish/Web/RAAD/INVER/INVER.pdf"
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- Born in a small village in Saskatchewan....moved to a bigger town in my teens and now live in Winnipeg Manitoba with my wonderful family. I'm an Artist....cartoons, caricature, logos...pretty much anything! I have even done some paintings on canvas every once in a while.
I garden and grow my own summer flowers and a few veggies (even a few fruits) I also love to sing and recently have been doing some song writing with my husband. Life is GOOD!
- Names I Research & their locations .... (please be specific here)
- Thomson/Sinclair/Craig/Whyte/Aberdeen/Midlothian Scotland
Blunts et al of Shrewsbury (Wyle Cop)Shropshire and Southwark, Surrey, England
- I got started researching my family history ......
- about a ten years ago, when helping my husband search for his ancestors. It was so intriguing I decided to look into my own family. I started by building a website for an ancestor, and haven't looked back...Oh, wait...I am looking back!
I enjoy hunting for others...so a bit of a snoop.
- I have been doing genealogy since ....
- A little over a decade here and there... altho you'd likely not guess that.
- We all have them - my biggest brick wall is .......
- Not so much any ancestry yet, so my brick wall is not yet being able to afford some pay sites :)
I am lucky as I have an easier to find family than some of my husband's ancestors who were of aboriginal descent. One found thus far only as "Indian woman". Sadly we will never fill in those blanks, as they were considered to have no soul or "only half a soul" by many...so why count them in?
- By joining Looking 4 Kin I hope to .....
- enjoy and get more involved in this hobby... learn even more.
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 11:06am on March 22, 2012,
Jean Gray said… I would like to thank you for all your good leads and assistance.
- At 2:55pm on November 6, 2011,
Just M said… I have looked at him but with no dates at all and no birth marriage or death record to be found I have no possible way of knowing if it could be him.
Yes on the private messages On the profile page just under the photo you will see send a message
- At 8:25pm on November 5, 2011, Just M said…
- Welcome to Looking 4 Kin
Please take some time and wander through the site.
If you haven't done so yet please post some queries and names in the groups in the area's you research . If you have please have a look at your posting and see if you can update or add to it in anyway.
Our motto is "Helping hands help one another with our family history". Thanks to those who are making that happen. Can you help also?
There are two sections to Looking 4 Kin. Have you visited both Looking 4 Kin & Looking 4 Kin Chat
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- At 7:23pm on November 5, 2011,
Bleggy said… Hello and welcome to Looking4Kin. Join a group or 2 within here where you may be able to get some help, sometimes just discussing something brings new insight.
On a non genie note it is perhaps because of your ancestor that our daughter is alive and well. When she was born she had very bad jaundice so she was placed under flourescent lights to help her fight the fact that her liver was not working. Today she is a mother of 2 lively young boys. It is amazing what certain types of light can do.
once again welcome.
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