Timothy Dorris-Beauregard
Honor Code SignatorySigned 31 Oct 2023 | 20,667 contributions | 247 thank-yous | 2,676 connections
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If your Galician ancestors were a part of present day Poland (2023), the Poland Project would like to invite you to become a member.
The Galicia Project and Poland Project are heavily intertwined. The Poland Project bridges present day Poland locations to the historical Galicia village category. Present day locations are created to satisfy any point in history, to connect cemetery categories, etc.
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i am writing after seeing that you added a wife "Living Foose" to Peter J. POLEGA Jr. (1951-1995)
His wife Carol Ann FOOSE is my 4th cousin. My latest info has here living in Sheppton where my grandparents Fellin, Guydish, and Mehalick lived, worked in the mines and died.
I was born 1952 on my grandparents Charles Croll & Emma Foose's farm at 93 Croll Road, Zion Grove, North Union Twsp.
I have done the family history for the FOOSE reunion for the past 4 decades. I would be glad to give you Carol Ann Foose's known 7 generations of Ancestors.
Larry Croll
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