My maternal grandmother, Mary Honora Manning, was the granddaughter, on both sides, of Irish immigrants. My maternal grandfather's mother, Catherine Ravey, was the daughter of Irish immigrants.
g-g-gp Henry Ravey (son of Terrance and Catherine) and Catherine Duffey (daughter of Andrew Duffy and Mary _____) - Armagh, co. Armagh > Washington County, Vermont.
g-g-gp Daniel Manning and Honora Mahoney (dau. of John Mahoney/Mahana and Mary _____) - co. ? > Washington County, Vermont.
g-g-gp Thomas Flinn (s. of Roger Flinn and Mary _____) and Mary Donlan - Kilmore, Taghmaconnell, co. Roscommon > Washington County, Vermont.
Seeking any and all information regarding the above in Ireland.
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Oh, awesome, that made me look for her probate record much later than I previously had... and there it is: will written 27 Jan 1716/17, proved 23 Dec 1717. I'll get this added tonight. (And her inventory provides her death date, yay!)
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Hi, Karen! I only just uploaded my split GEDCOM yesterday. I've just been pretty much matching them so far and posting comments and/or adding or correcting dates on some profiles where I've noticed... issues. 😂
Not so much editing or adding new people at the moment. It seems like a massive undertaking. 😆
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Hi Patrick, re Essex Deeds Volume 15 you posted about on Samuel Graves profile, was that available online somewhere, or where did you find the information? I'd love to take a look and add the source with location to his profile.
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Not so much editing or adding new people at the moment. It seems like a massive undertaking. 😆
Thank you for the link! I'm sure I will find it useful.
edited by Patrick Griffith
My apologies for the late reply. It is a big undertaking, and the joy of one person per profile, means that if you are lucky enough to match with others, all the hard work has been done for you 😊. The link can be a back up for if you hit any problems,
I am here to help when needed
Have fun, and take care
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Thank you.
I'm having a busy week and will try to get at it later.
As you have been a member of WikiTree for about a week now I thought I would check in to see how you are getting on with the site.
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