Jacquelyn (Register) Gustafson
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My maternal grandparents were Atkinson/Johnson. My paternal grandparents were Register/Hamilton. It appears Robert Francis Register immigrated from England in the 1600s. It appears most of my grandparents started out in North Carolina and eventually migrated into Georgia and Florida, where I was born.
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I added sources to Orville Lee (Hamilton-10240), b. 1889, son of Joseph Alexander Hamilton-10239), b. 1854, and America Jane (Chamberlain-2493), b. 1856.
I checked WikiTree relationship trail and found they could find no relationship between Joseph Alexander Hamilton- 10239, and Joseph Alexander Hamilton-11536, yet.
Hope this helps you with your question concerning the two Joseph's.
You may like to copy and past the link below, for a pedigree chart of the Hamilton profiles that now have sources. file:///C:/Users/Carroll/Downloads/Printable%20Family%20Tree%20for%20Orville%20Lee%20Hamilton.html
Thank you, Jacquelyn, and Good Luck with your research!
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Gustafsson sounds Swedish = the son of gustaf
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