William Michael Catambay was born on August 1, 1962, in Mountain View, California. His father, William, was 23 and his mother, Carol, was 22. He has one child with Yanying Wang and one other child. He has two sisters.
Confirmed through AncestryDNA matches: GEDmatch A212684 & GEDmatch A474315.[1]
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Thank you for your messages about Pinkeny-2. I am aware of the Racineshistoire website which makes attractive pedigrees, but it never shows its evidence, and where I have looked into cases it is often wrong. Of course it is no surprise to have mistakes, but if there is no explanation of the sources, it is impossible to use this as an authority.
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re: question about Lt. on Adam Mott-30 According to Mott History from Ancestors & descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue by Grant Rideout, 1930; p 122, Adam was commissioned as Lt of Hempstead Militia by Gov. Nicholls on 22 April 1665. Adam is the 3rd ggf of Platt Mott, my step 2nd ggf (Wikitree-550). I've more research which has not been added to wikitree if you'd like to contact me. Hope this helps!
So the unknown unknown was not from my import. The benefit is that his wife has a death date. I'm guessing someone found a Mrs. Coggins wife of John Coggins died in 1692. Assuming it is accurate, it's just a piece to a very distant puzzle!
William, when I first saw the "background" picture, it was across the entire front of the profile. Perhaps it was at the exact time as you were uploading it? I'm not sure. It's good now though, in the background as you intended.
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Could you please come back to the two profiles you just created Browne-3859 and Tyrwhitt-112. The only sources they have right now is an unsourced Rootsweb profile. Per Help:Pre-1700, "You must never create a pre-1700 profile without citing an original or reliable source." Rootsweb does not appear to meet this criteria. See also Research Before Editing.
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I am still interested! We have a trip to Scotland planned for next summer, and plan to visit some places of my ancestors. Should be fun! Thanks for the note. Bill
Glad to hear you want to stay with us and hope you have a fantastic time in Scotland next summer!
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I am interested in continuing with the PIP! I don't know how much time I can put into it presently, but I am looking forward to having time to work on improving profiles soon!
Thanks, Bill
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Best Regards,
Sarah Mason, Scotland PC
Do you know any of the medieval evidence which might support any additions or changes to what we have?
Would like me to add you to the team free space page and if you do would you send me your email address to me in a private message so I can make you like the fellow team mates a free space page profile manager. Also include on the free space page is a link to G2G chat of the team also. Beverly would you like to join Team Tennessee Volunteers team again. I would be happy to add your name to the team free space page.
Could you please come back to the two profiles you just created Browne-3859 and Tyrwhitt-112. The only sources they have right now is an unsourced Rootsweb profile. Per Help:Pre-1700, "You must never create a pre-1700 profile without citing an original or reliable source." Rootsweb does not appear to meet this criteria. See also Research Before Editing.
Thanks !