Gwen Bridgwater
Honor Code SignatorySigned 13 Jan 2013 | 994 contributions | 44 thank-yous | 1,254 connections
I became interested in genealogy around 1975 or 1976. My maternal grandmother was planning to make a quilt for my first son, with a family tree on it, and needed my son's ancestors on his Father's side. She started telling me about my ancestors on hers and grandpa's sides. I quickly grabbed some paper that was nearby and scribbled down the information. I still have that and it is very meaningful to me.
I did nothing with genealogy until about 2010 or so. I've been working on it sporadically since then. In the last few years I have been working on it more often and for longer periods of time.
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By the way - I notice that you are using Family Search as your source on these profiles. As we are a collaborative tree, it would be a great help if you could be a bit more explicit about your sources. For instance: If these are from a family bible or work done by another family member that you inherited or a birth or death certificate, giving specifics will help others know where the information comes from. Anything would be helpful.
Here is what our Sources help page says. It has lots of ideas: http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sources.
Sherry
Can you explain why you attach the father that was removed?
Maggie