

Judy (Luckenbill) Brett
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Judy Luckenbill-68 Brett
I noticed you recently chose our Integrators Project Challenge for this month (May 2022), thank you!
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Mary~ Project Coordinator, Military and War Project
I have been active on Wikitree, trying to clean up my family files and get everyone entered in. I have not specifically done anything for the Military & War Project, that I can remember except to add some specific info to profiles of family vets.
Mary
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Catherine Keim/Abraham Angstadt had a son Benjamin K Angstadt, (1807-1879) who married Catherine Yoder (1813-1875), the daughter of Jacob Yoder and Anna Barto. This youngest couple had the same grandparents!
It's no wonder my brain is soooo tired after I spend an afternoon or evening trying to figure out who is who!
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You certainly added more than 8 profiles. You added 111 profiles which put you in 8th position on the Mid-Atlantic Team. For the Connectathon, you don't need to use the challenge tracker, as long as the profile was connected to another existing profile on Wikitree. One source was all that was required for the challenge.
Mickey
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I appreciate your sharing the information about Edward and Mary Jane Lookingbill. Unfortunately I have no information to add. My Luckenbill family tree is pretty much concentrated in Berks County Pennsylvania from 1730 on. Occasionally the name is spelled differently "Luckenbiehl, Lookingbill etc) but I have not found any links to Maryland, at least not yet. One branch, most likely the son of one of the two original immigrants aboard the Thistle in 1730 was named John and he did migrate to North Carolina in the late 1700s I believe. Sorry I can't be of more help on this. If I find anything about Noah or Mary Edward and their children I'll quickly share. Thanks for contacting me. Judy Luckenbill Brett
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If you would care to assist me or help manage any of the Luckenbill profiles, I will be very grateful. Many of these were orphaned profiles that I adopted and I was trying to untangle the messes. I don't know much about this branch of my ancestry but always love to learn. Thanks!
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