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Roland Carter:
Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 111 markers, haplogroup R-M269, FTDNA kit #B255351, MitoYDNA ID A10107[compare]
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Roland Carter:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A919057[compare], yourDNAportal ROL5b49b513, Ancestry member rwcarter194
I hope you may be willing to add my name to the Trusted List for Agnes (Ogden) Polden's profile [Ogden-943]. I have been collaborating with Thomas B. on a number of the Polden family profiles recently and a merge is needed between Ogden-943 and Unknown-646352, as they are clearly the same person.
I'm happy to take care of executing the merge, so that all of Thomas B's good research on the family can be incorporated, but I need to be on the Ogden-943 trusted list to do so. See also Thomas B's comment regarding the merge on Agnes's page.
that died in the mining disaster.
Father age 50 son Clarence 23 and Willard age 13. To search records type Springhill mining disaster in your browser...M.
Hi : Regarding Robert Ried Carter I did find a Reed Carter that died in the Springhill mining Disaster on 21 Feb 1891 he died due to explosive gas and dust.
On his marriage certificate it states his middle name as Reed. Hope this helps....M.
I see it must be Hansen-6982 you had in mind. The reason I suggested the merge is still on the profile in comment form; basically, both profiles had same wife, almost same set of sources, extremely closely corresponding dates, except that one of them was incorrectly named Fredriksen (even the sources on that page called him Hansen). So I suggested merging the incorrectly named profile into the correctly named one.
One of the profiles DID explicitly say Sedinius Vilhelm Hansen ended up on PEI and became William Sylvanus Hansen. Many people rearranged their names upon emigrating, Lenvik is within spitting distance of the far better known Tromsø, and slightly misremembering a birth year is not unheard of. Also, I can find no William born in Tromsø 20 May 1848.
Hi Roland, I just wanted to say "Congratulations" on becoming one of the newest Green Badged "Generous Genealogist". Nice job contributing data to the Carter ancestry from Canada and the United States. My relatives came from Canada and France. Keep up the great work!
I hope you may be willing to add my name to the Trusted List for Agnes (Ogden) Polden's profile [Ogden-943]. I have been collaborating with Thomas B. on a number of the Polden family profiles recently and a merge is needed between Ogden-943 and Unknown-646352, as they are clearly the same person. I'm happy to take care of executing the merge, so that all of Thomas B's good research on the family can be incorporated, but I need to be on the Ogden-943 trusted list to do so. See also Thomas B's comment regarding the merge on Agnes's page.
Many thanks Rodney Polden. [Polden-93]
edited by Rodney Polden
I see that you are doing some merges. Thanks for cleaning up our tree. I wanted to point out the G2G post that I did this week about using the AGC extension to clean profiles before merging. It can make the post merge cleanup much easier. https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1450242/please-cleanup-gedcom-imported-profiles-first
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that died in the mining disaster. Father age 50 son Clarence 23 and Willard age 13. To search records type Springhill mining disaster in your browser...M.
On his marriage certificate it states his middle name as Reed. Hope this helps....M.
Thank you so much for you good work on Isaac Williams.
Makes it so much better.
Jacquee
One of the profiles DID explicitly say Sedinius Vilhelm Hansen ended up on PEI and became William Sylvanus Hansen. Many people rearranged their names upon emigrating, Lenvik is within spitting distance of the far better known Tromsø, and slightly misremembering a birth year is not unheard of. Also, I can find no William born in Tromsø 20 May 1848.