MG Pitts
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MG Pitts

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I research my own family tree, the family tree of my children and my current husband RICE even tho we do not have any children together. I also research my hometown folks in Wanette, Pottawtomie, Oklahoma, USA and the businesses here, railroad, local cemetery, things that happened here.
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please review Jacob Clinton

Clinton-1818 my 2nd great grandfather with your Clinton-157 and merge them.

posted by Linda (Jones) Coursey
A merge is proposed of Kirkpatrick-58 that requires your approval. Can you please review that and approve the merge?
posted by Tammy Kirkpatrick
Help, please? I wrote you some time ago to request a merge approval for your Vaughn-104 and my Vaughn-5485. They are clear duplicates. I have been cleaning up and adding to your Vaughn because I know as your one is the older usually they prefer us to merge the younger into the older unless it is a problem with the spelling of the surname. I'm quite keen to get this underway. And, I understand you are busy, likely, but if you want, and if you would put me on as an assistant PM or whatever they are called, I will be happy to keep them all updated properly. Just do please approve the merge soon. Many thanks

Additionally! I just found this! You have Carter-373 and someone else has Carter-38460 which are clear duplicates as well! Please merge these or get the other person to. I have one of my great grandfather's married to the same person twice because of this.

posted by Isabella (Angel) Macy-Angell
edited by Isabella (Angel) Macy-Angell
Hello MG. Regarding Crandall-32, a wife named Mary is shown and several children are listed in the individual's biography. Yet the individual, John Crandall, born in 1703, is indicated as having died in 1720 approximately 17 years of age. Given the birth dates of the children, the year of death of this John Crandall has got to be decades too soon.

A son name of John is shown in the biography, with no date of birth. There is a possible connection here to an American Revolutionary War vet named John Crandell who emigrated with at least one son (Abraham) from Dutchess County New York to Switzerland Township in southern Indiana, from where some of his children and perhaps a brother further emigrated to Wisconsin. A .tif scan of a biographical sketch of Abraham published in Switerland County is available.

posted by John Crandell
Hello, Thank You for the merge on Bland. We seem to be cousins thru Huckabee & Bland. Take Care Cousin Debbie
posted by Debbie Freeman
HI MG! Can you add me to the trusted list of James Smith please? I would like to monitor his profile? https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Smith-2985

Thank you!

posted by Michael Stills
edited by Michael Stills
Hi there!

I was working on cleaning up the last name Pennington on here and came across several individuals from your gedcom import. I just wanted to let you know / remind you that if a person is living and NOT a member of Wikitree, they must have an unlisted profile - my assumption is you may not have known.

A couple of those profiles that are unclear:

  • Pennington-222
  • Pennington-403
  • The three children of Pennington-208


Best of luck! https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Privacy#Unlisted

posted by Lauren Millerd
edited by Lauren Millerd
James Aaron Barbee

MG:

I have found out that there are 2 different James Aaron Barbees, Both buried at the same Cemetery! Crazy isn't it!? FAG# 119344004 and FAG# 42067999!

Not realizing that, and thinking the the children and wives were on the wrong Barbee, I accidently unlinked those. Please forgive me.

Sorry,

Robert

posted by Robert Funderburk II
MG,

I've just joined Wikitree, my first GEDCOM load includes 3 John Pennington that you manage: Pennington-632 born 1464, Ravenglass, Cumberland, England, United Kingdom died 28 Jun 1516, Uttlesford, Essex, England, United Kingdom Pennington-641 John Pennington III born 24 Sep 1434, Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass, Cumbria, England died 3 May 1512, Ravenglass, Cumberland, England;

and

Pennington642 John Pennington II born 28 Oct 1419, Lancashire, England died 1460, Essex, England. My information has more exact dates and has places. Unfortunately, not even the dates in the profiles you manage match the dates in mine. One is off by a year, another by 4 years, the last by 9 years. It may help to know I also have two more John Penningtons: V, b. 1485 and VI, b. 1530; and Margaret and Sir Alan. Are we a match or should I tell GEDCOMpare to reject the match? Sorry to bother, thanks for any help!

posted by Jerry Regan
Hi MG,

I'm looking forward to working with you on those profiles!

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

David ~ WikiTree Mentor

posted by David Selman
edited by David Selman
Please add me to the trusted list for Unger-15 so I can complete the pending merge. Thank you.
posted by [Living Emmons]
Hi there. I see that you are adding a lot of references from Find A Grave. I have recently learned that we should be using the Source Citation (it's at the very bottom of the Find A Grave Profile page). Once you copy out that source citation you can replace "Find A Grave Memorial no. 1234" with Find A Grave: Memorial #1234. That makes a nice source with a link right to the profile page.

Here's the Info on using Find A Grave "Find A Grave Memorial no. 1234" with Find A Grave: Memorial #1234."

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Find_A_Grave

posted by Kim Williams
Hi MG,

I saw your addition of Marriage info here to Watkins-145 and thought this probably comes from Ancestry and that you might be interested in this Template:Ancestry_Record so you can link to the information on Ancestry.

See my edit to Watkins for an example.

Let me know if you need help using it.

-William

posted by William Foster Jr
edited by William Foster Jr
By the way, we are using "Colony of Virginia" for pre-1776 locations and we never use abbreviations for states like VA since folks overseas are unlikely to know them and instead spell it out as Virginia.

Thanks.

-William

posted by William Foster Jr
You may also be interested in our Help:Research_Notes which puts forth the style of doing ==Research Notes== instead of ===Research Notes===.
posted by William Foster Jr
edited by William Foster Jr
Hi MG,

Since you manage a number of Prentiss profiles I invite you to check-out the new One Name Study for the Prentice surname. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Prentice_Name_Study

Best - RP

posted by Ronald Prentice
Hi MG,

A PM will be sent to you as an email.

posted by David Urquhart
Hi MG,

I am looking forward to your reply to my last PM to you.

posted by David Urquhart
Hi,

Could I please be added to the trusted list for UNKNOWN-11658, Seney-19, and Seney-128? Thanks!

posted by I Schepp
I saw that, but others have him listed as being born elsewhere and other than those census reports there’s no documentation as to which one is correct. I’ve had several ancestors put the wrong birthplace on their census records, especially later in life.
posted by Amy Murch
Thank for merging the WIlliam Penningtons.  :-)
posted by PE Rosner
Thanks!!
posted by [Living Barnes]
Mindy I also have the info on His wife Hannah Hand Furness who married John. She was 15 years old when they married. She died at age 25 after having three children. and son John born 1810

and two daughters who both married Garoutte's Margaret Wife of David Anthony Garoutte — married 4 Feb 1823 in NJ Mother of John E Garoutte, Isaac Garoutte, William Garoutte, George W Garoutte, Charles Wesley Garoutte, Salvander Garoutte, Ann Maria Garoutte, James L Garoutte, Susan Ann Garoutte, Jasper Garoutte, Hannah S Garoutte, Sarah Elizabeth Garoutte and Joseph A Garoutte Died 1855 in Pond Creek Township, Greene County, Missouri, USA

and Maria Maria Eggman Garoutte Birth 21 Jul 1814 Port Elizabeth, Cumberland County, New Jersey, USA Death 21 Mar 1870 (aged 55) Burial Garoutte Cemeter

posted by Andrew Eggman Jr
yes John Eggman born 1781 is the father

posted by Andrew Eggman Jr
Hi MG,

I have added some people to this profile made few changed asked for merging. I added some biography. I also found some of the kids already in system where some people has been working on them.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Collins-337

I also asked for trusted status as this one my cousins.

Billie

mat. gg-mother was Mary ElizabethRush my family has tested @23-me,gedmatch,ftdna&more.will share.surnames: Pitts Spillman Rush Tompkins Bowen Thurman BalkSomeeSpillmans go back to 1st Germanna Colony (1714) in VA (1st 10 German families in "New World")

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