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edited by Robin Lee
As you may know, There are a great many names associated with the Nichol Family of Belmont County, Ohio; and They can be referenced in a book by DAVID Faris called "The Descendents of John Nichol of Colerain Township, Belmont County, Ohio" My YDNA test revealed a close connection to a couple of people in that particular Nichol Line. I wonder if your Nichol Family are somehow connected?
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