Abby K. (Brown) Glann

Abby K. Glann formerly Brown

Born 1980's.

Child of Jerry D. Brown and [private mother]

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Account confirmed 27 August 2012 | Abby's 15153 contributions | 309 thank-yous received

Last profile change on 8 March 2013

19:47: Lianne Lavoie edited the Biography for Abby Glann. (Moved to new Puritan Great Migration Project category.) [Thank Lianne for this]

Categories: WikiTree Supervisors | Mayflower Project | European Aristocrats Project | US Presidents Project | Puritan Great Migration Project.

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I am currently a bit "out of office" while I volunteer as the fundraising coordinator for a sweet toddler who is receiving a new kidney in May. I can answer most simple questions and merge requests with no problem via my smart phone, but lengthy replies and actively initiating merges/cleaning up profiles isn't going to be able to happen much until mid summer. Thanks for the understanding!

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WikiTree profile Brown-8264 created through the import of wikitree.ged on Aug 1, 2011 by Abby Brown. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Abby and others.

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On August 1, 2011 Adam McQuery wrote:

Abby I added you to my trusted list. Good luck!

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On January 31, 2013 Jay Byrne wrote:

Abby -you request to be added to trusted list for Elizabeth Coggeshall's but to do so I need either to be on your list or have your email address (at least I think that's how it works). I've opened up that profile though to let anyone on the public edit it... which should give you access.

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On January 16, 2013 Jillaine Smith wrote:

Abby, I see that you and I are dancing around each other while madly merging duplicates in the same time period and location. Advanced apologies if I trip over your feet or cause you to trip over mine. Let me know if you have any concerns about what I'm doing. From what I've seen that you're doing, we appear to be in alignment.

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On January 12, 2013 Bill Jennings wrote:

that's a great question you asked about Constance tonight relative to her lineage with her daughter. I am keeping her on my watchlist to see how this evolves.

I understand that the Mayflower Society has asked to work with the Doane family society to find a female lineage : and do mDNA testing to help resolve this issue. So far, no one has been found / or will agree to doing this. Might be interesting to see who may be candidates for such testing...

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On January 11, 2013 Bill Jennings wrote:

Abby,

Regarding Constance Hopkins née Hopkin's children on her website - I see both

Constance Doane née Snow
and Contance Snow

I suspect that the second "child" is a duplicate of Constance Doane.

That was the question I was asking earlier.

Make sense?

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On January 8, 2013 Daniel Thompson wrote:

Thanks for your work on Lathrop!

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On May 26, 2012 Mechelle Tait wrote:

I am sorry Abby I have o idea when she was born. The only date I have that could possibly give you an idea is her grandfather Francis Teepel was born in 1743. So it could possibly be she was born early 1800's. I don't even have a date for her father John Teeple. Sorry I could be of more help.

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