Tom Hudspeth II

Hi Tom,

I am currently starting my Frinsdorf family tree on this site and noticed that you have my 6th generation ancestors Anna Rosina Proske and Johann Friedrick Frinsdorf on your tree. I am Gillian Rose Cox (Frinsdorf) , my parents were Alfred George Frinsdorf and Alice Margaret Wylie, my grandparents were Alfred Edward Frinsdorf and Irene Clara Keley, my great grandparents were Alfred Edward Frinsdorf (also known as Henry Alfred Frinsdorf who married Margaret Skuse (later West) , my 2nd great grandparents were Heinrich Alfred Freidrick Freinsdorf and Josepha Bertha Freinsdorf (Ranbin, Raab...-) my 3rd Great Grandparents were Gottlob Freinsdorf and Susanna Freinsdorf ( Henatschin) and my 3rd great grandparents johann Freidrick Frinsdorf and Anna Rosina Frinsdorf (Proske)

I have done the dna test with "23 and me" and uploaded it to this site. The spelling of my german relatives is variable. not quite sure whether ei or ie is the correct spelling in Freinsdorf or Friensdorf. My 2nd great grandparents when they came to Adelaide changed their name when they were naturalised to Frederick Frinsdorf and Josepha Bertha Frinsdorf.

I hope to catch up Gill Cox

I have been researching Hudspeths who fought in the Revolutionary War. A link to one of them in WikiTree led me to your page.

According to WikiTree, we are 5th cousins 1x removed.

P.S. I'm an Air Force brat myself. Thank you very much for your service.

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Eowyn

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Thomas Brian Hudspeth II, My father and aunt have done a lot of the research for me, so I feel it is my job to fill in the holes for my family and others related.

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