Elizabeth (Hubbard) Townsend

I’ve not heard back from you regarding the 1776 Project check-in so have gone ahead and removed you from the project for now.

If you’d like to rejoin at any stage you would be most welcome to do so by answering the G2G sign-up post here

Many thanks,

Betty -- 1776 Project Leader

Hi,

I sent you a check-in message several days ago about the 1776 Project to ask you about your past and continued involvement but have not yet heard back from you. Do you still want to be in the project?

If I don’t hear from you in a week or so, I’ll assume that you’ve moved on to other things, but you’re most welcome to re-join the project at any time.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,

Betty -- 1776 Project Leader

Greetings from the 1776 Project . . .

We're doing our semi-annual check-in to ask whether you have made contributions to the project in the last six months?

Please note that it is a requirement for membership in the 1776 Project that you respond to this check-in. Please post your response as a reply to this message on your page, for convenience of record keeping.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Betty -- 1776 Project Leader

Hello,

I am checking in on behalf of the 1776 Project to announce the new project membership requirements and to verify that you are still interested in being a member of the project. All project members are being asked to join one of the project teams and also to make at least one project contribution every 6 months. We are also asking all project members to join the project's Google Group for project communications.

If you are interested in remaining with the Project, please reply to this comment or send me a message, request to join the Google Group, and let us know what team you would like to participate on.

We really appreciate your contributions on WikiTree, and thank you for all your hard work. If you have any questions, please ask. We would also love to hear any feedback you may have for the project.

If we don't hear back from you we will assume that you no longer wish to participate in the project and if so, you could rejoin at any time as is convenient for you.

We look forward to hearing from you soon!

SJ - 1776 Project Leader

I understand that you are the Henry Washington expert....please take a look at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Washington-64, his mother and his wife have the same name.....

ps - that page had links to parish registers at pay sites. archive.org has many parish registers for free. see for example

Virginia. Overwharton parish register, 1720 to 1760

that page has separate links to church records for Overwharton parish & St Paul's parish

both served Stafford County, and the boundaries for parish boundaries shifted, so maybe both parishes covered the same spot of land at different times. But as far as I can tell, they're two different parishes (not two different names for the same parish)

Hi! I thought Overwharton & St Pauls were close, not the same (based on info from this page). Enjoy the digging either way :D

Thanks! I did the best I could with the four profiles for Frances Washington (got involved because I was working on Buckner Stith ... father of Griffin who married Frances Townshend Washington, widow of Thornton Washington). Looks to me that three of them are the same, although the one shown d 1788, nickname "Kate" might be someone other than the one who married (1) cousin Thornton Washington, (2) Griffin Stith. (Washington-1111, wife of Griffin, was the profile I was working on).

Please post a correction if I did/proposed something wrong. Thanks!