Lance Martin

Hi Lance,

I tried to access the URL you used as a source on the profile for https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fauls-5 but it says the page isn't found. I check the Wayback Machine and the page can't be found there either. Does the URL have a typo? If not, is the source information somewhere else on the internet or should the profiles that use it be marked unsourced?

Debi

Hi Former Source-a-thon Team Forget-me-nots member. It's time again. Register first for the Source a thon to get your badge. Ask to join the Team Forget-me-nots

If you're not busy leading your own team...

Hi Lance,

I am getting in touch because you were a team leader in either the Source-a-Thon or the Clean-a-Thon. Thanks for taking the lead for those. We started a discussion in G2G about keeping those teams active year round: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/432441/did-you-lead-team-for-one-the-thons-keep-the-team-spirit-going

I'd love to hear what you think! Come join the discussion :-)

Abby

Hello Lance,

I'd like to invite you to join in the "Weekend Chat" on G2G Today!

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Hope to see you there!

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Thanks for noticing that Aldridge-479 and Aldridge-1036 use same find a grave memorial. They look like duplicates, to me

Thanks for noticing that I created 2 versions of Henry Alfred Cresswell-152 and Creswell-275. I hadn't noticed I did that. I have merged them.

According to what David Wilson wrote about the Bible, it belonged to Hezekiah, son of Benjamin and Hannah Bonham Stout, who did come to WV and returned to NJ where he died in 1814. Documented from Hopewell Church records by Pat Seitas. Stout-L Archives, Transcribed by Patt Seitas, July 8 2000 http://news.rootsweb.com/th/read/STOUT/2000-07/0963071696 He is the brother of Jonathan m Hannah Jewell and Benjamin m Hannah Bonham. Hezekiah who married two widows, Smith and Sortore. Hezekiah SR father of Hezekiah Jr was his nephew. Although it has info related to Hezekiah Jr IT IS NOT HEZEKIAH JR'S BIBLE AS INFORMED BY DAVID WILSON. Still a great find. When you read Russel Ray Stout's book you will find he had come to WV with Jonathan and Benjamin, his brothers

Sharon

Lance,

Will work with you on this tomorrow. Since there is conflict with his father's father. Prefer to you to the list after this is resolved. Be glad to add a well documented source for the Bible. Sharon