Dave Jenkins

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Thank you for the trusted list add, Dave, and for your support of WikiTree.--Gene

Would love to see your DNA tests for comparitive genealogical research. We share several lines and surnames.

Wow Dave, we’re actually 7th cousins once removed with like 284 common ancestors. I changed the typo(s) for the B-O-W-N-E family members. Please advise if I missed any or if any merges are needed.

Hello,

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SJ - 1776 Project Leader

Dave, I dont have a problem with a Sarah Bowne date such as 1728, after James. The comments about estimated age always strike me as a shot in the darK, or source with least accuracy, I would rather put her closer to what the Bowne book indicated.

Yes in this source she is listed as a daughter. https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/3753/images/quakergenvoliii-002630?clickref=1100lhaZXNaI%3Fcamref%3D1011l4xx5%2C1100lhaZXNaI&adref=&creativeid=0&campaignid=1100l415&o_iid=9971&o_lid=9971&o_sch=Unknown&pId=1643

i havent followed this line closely would rather have something that makes sense to you, Make a change and put sources up for the info

Marty

I concur Dave. Please feel free to make the changes you suggested on Short-2127.

Thank you for updating Willet Seaman's profile, and for the information about the Clowse family. My Jacob's family may have first immigrated to the area of Pennsylvania or Virginia, where connections with tobacco growers encouraged him to market their product in Boston. I haven't been able to confirm this, so I don't know what part of Europe the family may have arrived from. The Cloues spelling seems similarly unusual to Clowse. You and I seem to have monopolies on those WikiTree profiles.

Hi Dave, I haven't done any research on whether James Converse, Jr. belongs to the King Williams's War category. But I notice that he is currently the only person in it. He is on my list for further research as part of my First Burial Ground Project.

Hi Dave, NEHGS indicates both Abigail and Annah "Beamos" were "of Paxton" when their marriage intentions were filed in Leicester, Mass, to Zebulon Cutting & Benjamin Cutting. As I have time, I can research this further; the Bemis family of New Hampshire & Mass were active in the Am. Rev.

Hi Dave. Thanks for you comment on the Goff ONS. Please go ahead and suggest merges in the normal way where you think they are appropriate. Chris

Hi Dave, Thank you for your research on Cooper-981. I just orphaned her in case you want to adopt her profile and make changes.

I don't know anything about that Cooper family and I may have adopted her in error. I hope you will give her profile the case it deserves. Kitty

Hi Dave, Just checking in. I ran across the following Folger family book. It states that Thomas Jenkins died while shearing if I read it correctly.

https://archive.org/stream/folgerfamily00folg#page/274/mode/2up/search/Jenkins

Hi Dave, thanks for you comment on the Wheeler Name Study page a few months back. Sorry it has taken me sooooo long to respond. I believe the section you mention, it now clearer. I had not kept up with some merges and changes that had taken place. I appreciate you pointing out it needed some changes. John

Welcome to the 1776 Project!!

I orphaned Cooper-3566 because I know nothing about this family. You can adopt and complete the merge if you have more information.