Clay Blankenship
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Some Gedmatch numbers (names omitted for privacy reasons): Blankenship/Narmore lines A130742 (my father), A475142, ZR6635112 (his sisters)
Narmore/Graham line: BN7581350 and XC9767741 (my dad's cousins)
Paden/Coburn line: A860848 (my mom) and A569282 (her brother)
Coburn/Rump line: A123645 (my great uncle)
Long time researcher. Lots of northwest Alabama lines (Colbert, Franklin, Lawrence County) back as early as 1815. Most of them came through Virginia or the Carolinas.
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You could post a memory if you like. It would encourage others to do so and maybe find family connections. Curry Walker
Curry
Check your DNA against mine. I'm A058317 on gedmatch. I'm a descendant of John Narramore. His son Frederick is my 4x great grandfather, then Michael B, my 3rd then Samuel my 2nd then Joseph was my grandfather then George was my dad. Our DNA should have some matches. John Narramore Jr moved to Alabama I think. The census has him there. He could have had children in Alabama. There is no wife for John Jr. But he was in the census in Alabama.
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