N Fetterly

Thanks so much for your work in improving our shared tree, N!

Hi 8th Cousin,

I stopped by to say hello because I am impressed with your sourcing on the Louisiana Families Project. Thanks for the help. Cheers, Ralph

Thanks for all your work sourcing this month, N!

N, thanks for your work to improve our shared tree.

Hello, Can you please remove the sources for Antanas Balčius that you recently posted . (Re USA census and shipping list). Our Antanas Balčius, husband of Ona Bereckaitė lived and died in Lithuania. We have death records for Antanus, Ona and thier children Marčele, Antanas, Angele and Vincentas all died in Lithuania. Also we have found the marriage records for Martynas Bereckas and Marijona Mačinskaitė who married and lived in Skirsnemunes Lithuania. Anton Balčius , wife Elizabeth, that you are researching is not the same person as Antanas Balčius, although they may fit into the family elsewhere.

Thanks, Algis Čepulis

Thank you, N! Your sourcing truly makes a difference!

Hi N. Thanks for your efforts in sourcing this month.

Hi, the sections you renamed and moved on two of 'my' profiles are on thousands of profiles in my One Place Study. They are not research notes as such, just records about the specific townland within the study. I'd really prefer it if they could be left as is but if you want to change them all, please go ahead.

Hi N. Thanks for your efforts to improve our shared tree.

Thank you for adding / upgrading the data for Amelia Hands and Nathaniel Lock. They are my 3x great grandparents. I am slowly building my tree back to them, so I will add more dat when I reach them.

N., thanks for your work to improve our shared tree.

Thanks for improving the Bloomingdale tree, I see we are 9th cousins, though Robert Randall (my Mother's side but not her Bloomingdale side).

N, thanks for your work to improve the tree.

Good morning,

I was notified that you updated the death date for my grandfather, Alfred Hamilton [Hamilton-20374] on Jan 6. However, the change is incorrect. The date now showing for death is actually the date of his burial. This is a common error when the information is taken from FindAGrave. I have submitted a suggested edit to FindAGrave. I have also sent away for Ted's death certificate (along with his wife Addie) something I have neglected to do previously because I was there and didn't need paper records. However, I will add these to the records when they arrive. Regards Christine Harris [Watson-23264]

We appreciate your consistent work in improving WikiTree through the Sourcerers Project in 2022!

Hi N Fetterly!

Thanks for all your work this month and in 2022 for the Sourcerers Project! Happy New Year!!!

Congratulations on earning a 100+ sticker in the November 2022 Sourcerers Challenge and thanks for all the improvements you've made to WikiTree!

Thanks for all your work with the Sourcerers' Challenge!

Thanks for your efforts to improve our shared tree

Hello, N!

Congratulations on certifying to work on pre-1700 profiles! It’s VERY important to read and understand the Help:Pre-1700 Profiles page. These profiles for deep ancestors are shared by many, and collaborating on them works best if we all follow the guidelines in the certification quiz.

Primary sources should always be added to pre-1700 profiles at the time they are created. If you don't have a source for a pre-1700 profile, it would be best to ask for help in the G2G forum before creating the profile.

Pippin Sheppard ~ WikiTree Pre-1700 Greeter

Thanks for your efforts to improve our shared tree.

Hi N,

Welcome to Wikitree. We are so happy you decided to sign the Honor Code.

Please visit our tutorial pages to learn how to use WikiTree: How To Use WikiTree. They will save you time, energy, and frustration as you add your family profiles.

Exploring the site is the best way to learn. One way to do that is to check out the drop-down menus on the top right side of your profile page. Finding a known ancestor and collaborating with the profile manager is another great way to start.

Questions? You can always use the G2G link in the Help Menu to find answers.

Mickey ~ WikiTree Greeter

Fetterly Blog at genealogy.com:

https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/fetterly/

Thanks for your efforts to improve our shared tree.

Thank you helping me updating the sources for the Kelchner family!

Thanks for your contributions to the monthly Sourcerers Challenge. We appreciate your work!

Thank you for your sourcing contributions in May!

Thanks, we appreciate your work!

X- Thanks for keeping this [and other] pages updated.

I've got a puzzle here. My wife is a descendant of John Scott b. 1774 & his wife Precious _____. He died in Ohio 1849. Several family trees from long time researchers of this family have him as the son of James & Elizabeth Harrison. I was in the midst of looking over transcriptions of affidavits for the family claims for bounty land and noticed one person named his kids-- and no John. [the transcriptions are here- and great reading; https://www.revwarapps.org/VAS4377.pdf ] I was about to go back tot he drawing board when I remembered that, according to Ancestry, my wife's DNA matches her to James & Elizabeth. I've been doing genealogy long enough to know that sometimes 'old truths' are hard to get change despite new evidence. But I don't understand DNA, or how Ancestry determines their 'connections'. Is there a way to search for a particular line in the DNA? or does Ancestry just think they are connected because so many folks are showing them as parents of John 1774? [or do you know where I can get that question answered?]

Thanks again for the work. Jim

Hi there!

I noticed you recently chose our Integrators Project Challenge for this month (April 2022), thank you!

Could you go here: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1397902/wikitreers-join-the-join-integrators-challenge-april-2022 to sign up officially please. And if you can please add your question that you will be working on or the profile marked "needs profiles created" for the challenge, Thanks!

Got a question, see this page: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Integrators_Challenge#How_the_Challenge_Works

Thank you and Good Luck!! Dorothy, Integrators Project Coordinator.

Hi X, I saw you left a note on Lingle-115 about another Paul(us) Lingel. I was hoping you could point me toward the second one, so I could try to sort them out. I was only recently able to adopt some of those Lingle profiles, and have since been "disentangling" them. For example Lingle-115's wife had been also married to her own grandson.

Hi X, when you count profiles for challenges, can you double check which challenge your are choosing on the tracker? You counted 11 for the USBH Connecting Challenge in March and I would like you to get credit for the challenge you are participating in. Thanks! Emma~~USBH

Thanks for sourcing with us again, X.

X,

Great work on the March 2022 Sourcerers Challenge! Thank you for improving our tree.

WikiTree Appreciation Team

Hi X,

Thanks for participating with the Sourcers in February!

We appreciate your work, Mel

Congratulations on adding so many sources during the February 2022 Sourcerers Challenge! Great improvements to the One Tree. Thanks!

Nan, WikiTree Appreciation Team

Thanks for sourcing.

X,

Congratulations on adding sources to 92 profiles during the January Sourcerers Challenge! Thank you for improving the health of our One Tree.

Nan, WT Appreciation Team

Thanks for your consistent sourcing with us, X!

Thank you for your 347 contributions to the December 2021 Sourcerers Challenge! That's quite an achievement, and a great step forward for the health of our One Tree. Congratulations!

Nan, WT Appreciation Team

Thank you for your 510 contributions to the November Sourcerers Challenge! That's quite an achievement, and a great step forward for the health of our One Tree. Congratulations!

Nan

Thank you for the source edits. I'll use your examples going forward when adding sources.

X, we appreciate your work!

Thanks for the research notes on Peter Eastman's wife... guess I hadn't been working over there on my mother's side for a good long while!

Thanks for joining us again this month, X!

Thanks for sourcing, X!

Thanks, X!

Thanks for Sourcing in June, X!

Thank you so much for adding sources to my entries. I'm new to this site and have been having trouble figuring that part out. I've only done a couple so far, but they haven't turned out the way I thought they would. I really appreciate the time you took to add some to my entries.  :)

Thanks! Great job!