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B. E. Maxfield

Born 1930s.

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Child of Evan Maxfield and Aileen (Watson) Maxfield

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Natalie (Durbin) Trott

Hello B.E.,

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posted Oct 25, 2018 by Natalie (Durbin) Trott

Rick Heiser

Helen Clazy, the mother of George Cairns, was a daughter of James Clezie & Helen Kerr. They are my great-great-great-great-grandparents. I visited Scotland and found their graves at the town of Chirnside.

posted Oct 11, 2018 by Rick Heiser

Hilary (Buckle) Gadsby

Which part of England were the Maxfield family from? I have encountered this name in Wiltshire.

posted Oct 10, 2018 by Hilary (Buckle) Gadsby

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posted Oct 10, 2018 by Hilary (Buckle) Gadsby

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posted Oct 10, 2018 by Hilary (Buckle) Gadsby

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