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Bryan McCullagh

Born 1960s.

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Son of [private father (1940s - unknown)] and [private mother (1940s - unknown)]

Brother of [private sister (1960s - unknown)] and [private sister (1960s - unknown)]

[children unknown]

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Biography

Born and raised in San Diego, Bryan attended Clairemont High School, majored in Aeronautics at San Jose State University, and obtained a Master's Degree in Systems Management from the University of Southern California.

He worked at Lockheed Space Operations Company in Sunnyvale, California as a satellite controller. It was there he honed his software skills, and transitioned his career from Operations to Software Engineering, while still remaining vested in Aerospace.

Bryan has lived in Hawaii, Colorado, Arizona, and now Las Vegas, Nevada, where he works as a computer programmer, enjoying (almost!) every minute of writing mostly C++ code for gaming and scientific applications.

Bryan's WikiTree and genealogy interests include several early Colonial / Puritan Great Migration ancestors, the Egan lineage (Ireland), the McKibbens (originally from Ireland), and the Young lineage (Scotland).

He is happily single, with no clear plans to change that anytime soon.

It should be noted for the genealogical record that my paternal surname should have been Woerner, except for an NPE (my own adoption at birth), and that I carry the Woerner y-DNA.

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Bryan McCullagh is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 28, 2018.

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Terri (Reynolds) Rick

I did answer your question. 1. There is a 16 year gap in the birth. 2. I believe the two Joseph's have become confused and unintentionally been merged into one. I found the real death date of the Joseph McKibben that served in the Revolutionary War actually died in 1818. That is not when my Joseph died. This means there are clearly two different men named Joseph McKibben living in the same location. 3. Unlike others, I do not want the other Joseph to be just merged away for convenience just because someone has the two unintentionally confused and so may I My Joseph may actually be the grand father to James and the other may be the father. 4. I have not finished researching to locate other information.

Why are you so positive they are the same person with such a large age gap difference. 16 years is significant and could indicate a confusion in generations? It at the very least indicate that more research needs accomplished? That is what I'm doing... research and not just merging for convenience.

posted Nov 08, 2019 by Terri (Reynolds) Rick

Shawn Seeger

Bryan, thanks for the comment, I have a fairly large family tree, and can share photo's and records I currently have.

posted Sep 29, 2019 by Shawn Seeger

Jocelyn Young

Interesting that your last name has different variation of McCullough McColough. My ancestors are from Clan Young, it became Armagerous (no clan Chief). I descend from the Young's of Scotland

posted Jul 05, 2019 by Jocelyn Young

G Gaffin

That's a smart idea, only managing profiles in your pedigree! I'll have to ask Staci about it.

posted Jul 04, 2018 by G Gaffin

G Gaffin

I noticed you added a photo to Elijah Hadsell's page; would you be interested in being his profile manager? He's of no relation to me. I just have a problem of adding people and finding their relatives and adding them. His daughter's husband's brother's daughter's daughter married my great-great-great-great grandfather's brother's son.

posted Jul 04, 2018 by G Gaffin

Kathy (Burdick) White

Thanks Bryan. I'm looking for information mainly about my father's side of the family. His father died in a tragic car accident when his mother was pregnant with my dad. He never knew his father. I am interested in just learning more about who his father was and what their relationship was before he died.

posted Oct 13, 2017 by Kathy (Burdick) White

Monte Mccoy

I may have missed the email. I will check spam folder. I'm trying to research my dead end family tree.

posted Aug 01, 2017 by Monte Mccoy

John M. Switlik

How do I join the Great Migration effort?

BTW, is there any group working with the Western Migration that started after Louis and Clark's little journey?

http://thomasgardnersociety.org/html/Annals/TGA%20Flyover%20country.pdf

posted Jun 01, 2017 by John M. Switlik

Shan (Walls) Breslow

hey Bryan, thanks for all the help, qq, how do I change the tree name. Because my name has a bio and an adopted name...I need to correct this so it reads with one name and then I can add in all the others...I think it would be much easier to work with...help

posted May 25, 2017 by Shan (Walls) Breslow

David Blair

Thank You Bryan

posted Feb 13, 2017 by David Blair

Bryan is 21 degrees from Jaki Erdoes, 19 degrees from Wallis Windsor and 17 degrees from Henry VIII of England on our single family tree. Login to find your connection.