Gaye Bartholomew

Gaye: Hello. I have just requested a merge of Alford-3628 - a clear duplicate of Alford-2183.

I would have done this myself but not being on 'the trusted list', that was not possible. Following the proposed merge I propose to edit the merged profile by adding sufficient extra 'bio.', 'source' and 'research note' detail to, hopefully, avoid future duplication. Regards.....Phil (Grace-883).

Gaye. this is a long shot, however, I was wondering if you had any photos or information on Frederick Read's first wife, Jessie Taylor/Read I am a great granddaughter of Frederick Read and Jessie Taylor Read through their son, Frederick John Read.

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Hi Gaye. The merge for Bartholomew-1473 is cleared to merge but I haven't completed it as I have no way to determine correct place of birth.

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Hi Gaye - thanks for merging the Mobbs and Amourous profiles. I had a quick look for a marriage notice because the name Amourous is so unusual - I thought it might be a typo in the BMD, but its not. Marriage notice adds her father, Grandfather and great Uncles identity if you wanted to add them. Good luck - Im off doing something else. Judy (Mobbs) Price was a lovely lady I knew in my childhood and wanted to have a quick look there, but I have no relation. Cheers

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Hi Gaye,

Thank you for self-certifying for the Pre-1700 badge! Participation in a project is strongly encouraged for those wishing to edit Pre-1700 profiles. Sourcing these profiles is important and is part of the adding and editing process

It looks like you may already be getting a feed about australia and convicts here is the link to the Australia Project there are a number of sub pages this one Project:Australian_Convicts_and_First_Settlers would be a good fit with the tag you entered. You might want to look at the One Name Studies Project for the surnames in your tags have a liink.

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Gaye, Please remember that per our honor code and pre-1700 certification, we cite sources. Please make sure to add sources to the profiles you are adding to WikiTree. Thanks!

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Gaye--

It's time for your next stop on the guided tour! This week, we'd like to show you How to Join in the Community. There's no shortage of opportunities to get involved through social media, our forum, and projects.

I noticed that you're following surname tags and Australia. Check out our One Name Studies Project to see if any have a project you can join, Australia Project with all of its subproject. Projects can be found on top of your page, under FIND (4th from left), then Projects. Questions?, just ask

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