Dr Ian G. Macdonald
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 12 Nov 2018
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Biography
Zoologist; Information Engineering methodologist; Business Excellence practitioner; Management systems consultant; Professional genealogist (MSc in Genealogical Studies); author; teacher... and so on, I've just been around a while.
Sources
- Macdonald, I.G. 2018. Referencing for Genealogists: Sources and Citation. Stroud, Gloucestershire: The History Press.
- Macdonald, I.G. Mewborn of North Carolina: Descent from Thomas Mewboorn, c1688-1749, of Bertie, North Carolina. Guild of One-Name Studies, http://mewborn.one-name.net.
- Macdonald, I.G. Mewburn and Meaburn - the people - their family tree. Guild of One-Name Studies. http://mewburn.one-name.net.
Project
I have started the Mewborn Name Study at Macdonald project, please join me!
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There is incorrect information on the website. He was killed in a tram accident in Auckland though buried in Wanganui. I have contacted the website too.
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