Mike Pichler

Hello Mike,

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See you in the branches,

Debi ~ WikiGreeter

Hi Mike,

The parents for this James Anderson are John Secombe Anderson and ----- Hardacre Anderson both born in Nova Scotia in the 1790's. Pat Anderson Grainger

Hi Mike,

I have a couple of questions concerning James Anderson. You have his Parents being Thomas and Christian Anderson can you confirm how you found this out. I have James Anderson married to Christian Anderson nee Wright and you have him also married to Christian Crooket 03/10/1782. I have him still with Christian Wright and having children at this timeline can you help with any further info, Kind regards, Billy Anderson.

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hi Mike - thanks for the messages left on the Dick profiles. I'll add your info asap. Andrew Dick (Dick-571) is a direct ancestor of mine - 8 generations. Are they in your line also?

Michael, I can read the documents for you. When you build your family tree here, on the profiles for the person concerned, upload them as photo, then let me know and I will try to read them for you. I read Hungary documents everyday and also give you some tips on finding more depending on the borders.

Good luck .

Welcome to Wikitree , Michael

I have just started researching my Father's family. He was born in Hungary, so I'm having language issues. I will share the information I have, being his birth certificate and death certificate. Looking forward to help where I can

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