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Bill A. Schultz

Born 1940s.

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Son of Charles Frederick Schultz

and Doris Elizabeth Keddie

Brother of [private sister (1950s - unknown)]

Father of [private daughter (1990s - unknown)]

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Bill Schultz: Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 500 markers, haplogroup R-FGC66323, FTDNA kit #686813, MitoYDNA ID T10937 [compare]

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Bill Schultz is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 21, 2023.

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Emma (McBeth) MacBeath M.Ed MSM

Thank you for helping with the USBH 1880 census project in Colquitt County, Georgia. The county has now been marked as complete! Emma

posted Mar 25, 2024 by Emma (McBeth) MacBeath M.Ed MSM

Mary Richardson

Thank you for checking in, Bill. I marked you as slightly active. Mary

posted Jun 18, 2023 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Hi Bill

I sent you a check-in message a week ago about the US Southern Colonies Project to ask you about your continued involvement but have not yet heard back from you. Do you still want to be in the Southern Colonies project? If I don’t hear from you by the same time next week I’ll assume that you’ve moved on to other things but you’re most welcome to re-join the project at any time.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,

Mary~ Project Coordinator, Membership, US Southern Colonies

posted Jun 18, 2023 by Mary Richardson

Bill Schultz

Sorry, Mary, I missed your prior message. Lots going on with a frosting of illness. Yes, I need to continue as part of the US Southern Colonies Project. I put things here occasionally and there are profiles I can't edit without project access. Thanks!

= Bill

posted Jun 18, 2023 by Bill Schultz

Mary Richardson

Hi Bill,

This is the time for the 2023 annual check in with members of the US Southern Colonies Project. Have you been active during the last six months in this Project? Note that it is a Wikitree requirement to respond to the US Southern Colonies Check-ins. Please reply to this message by clicking the reply button below this message, to post your answer. I look forward to hearing from you..

Many thanks,

Mary~ Project Coordinator, Membership, US Southern Colonies

posted Jun 10, 2023 by Mary Richardson

Rebecca Houser

I have been researching Mary Ann Jones Widner (wife of Giles). I am looking for definitive proof that she is the daughter of John Lawrence. I recently found a tree (typed document) that says she died young and never married. I am trying to find a death certificate — this may indicate who were her parents. The census records indicate that she was from Georgia. That is all I can find — no proof of birth and parents and at this point no grave or death certificate. In this searching I discovered that Giles did not die in 1880. If you look at her census records she is a widow in 1870. Anyway, any sources or other informaiton you have would be appreciated. Thank you!

posted Jun 09, 2023 by Rebecca Houser

Bill Schultz

You are not going to find very many death certificates from the 19th century. Death certificates are a 20th-century invention. Anyway, my tree on Ancestry does state that Mary Ann Jones, daughter of John Lawrence and Lucy Taliaferro, married Giles Widner in Jackson County, Georgia on 29 Aug 1835, which was about 5 years after the death of her father. Unfortunately, while the marriage record is clear by names and date, the name of Mary Ann Jones is fairly common and there is no assurance that the person who married Giles Widner is the same person who was a daughter of John Lawrence Jones. (My great aunt had access to the Bible of John Lawrence, so it is certain he had a daughter, Mary Ann, born 30 Oct 1817.) If you could find a tombstone, and the date of birth carved into the tombstone was 30 Oct 1817, then that would be the closest you could have for a death certificate in the 19th century. Maybe a newspaper report of her death. But I don't even know the location where she died. I have a date of 29 Jun 1880 but I have no idea where that came from (blame my great aunt Nora Jones). On Ancestry, a tree by Harold Widener shows that date and a location of Etowah County, Alabama. But there is no Find-A-Grave entry that I can locate. FYI, Harold is not listed as a DNA match of mine. He might not have taken a test. And there is less than a 50-50 chance of a DNA match with a common ancestor that far back (John Lawrence Jones). Anyway, I have sent a message to Harold to ask about proof that these are the same Mary Ann Jones. I will reply again if I hear something back (which doesn't happen a lot; but maybe we will get lucky).

posted Jun 09, 2023 by Bill Schultz

Pam (Anderson) Smith

Thank you for your additions to the Burton profile!! I'd be happy to add you to the trusted list so that you can add all that info....just let me know....

Pam Anderson Smith Anderson-20093

posted Jun 22, 2022 by Pam (Anderson) Smith

Bill Schultz

Pam, thanks. As President of the Hatcher Families Genealogy Association, within the past few years we've proven that descendants of Thomas "of Cobbs" Burton are genetically descendants of William "the immigrant" Hatcher. Our founder, Nel Hatcher, didn't spend any time researching Burtons because she believed that Susannah Hatcher was the daughter of William. No, she was the widow of William's "unmarried" son, WIlliam, Jr., who died young. So, now I'm trying to rapidly come up with research on Burtons which would have been a lot easier decades ago when Nel had dozens of field researchers gathering copies of wills, tax lists, etc. from the colonial era. So, I'll take membership in the trusted list for any Burton you have, particularly if they descend from Thomas "of Cobbs," because that family is part of our Hatcher clan.

= Bill

posted Jun 23, 2022 by Bill Schultz

Mary Richardson

I sent you a check-in message a week ago about the US Southern Colonies Project to ask you about your continued involvement but have not yet heard back from you. Do you still want to be in the project? If I don’t hear from you by the same time next week I’ll assume that you’ve moved on to other things but you’re most welcome to re-join the project at any time.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,

Mary~ Project Coordinator, Membership, US Southern Colonies

posted Jun 18, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Bill Schultz

Mary. Sorry for not responding. I keep confusing you in my "In Box" with the other Mary Richardson from the Clay Family Society. Yes, I am still active, currently focused on Burtons in the south. Thanks.

posted Jun 23, 2022 by Bill Schultz

Mary Richardson

Thank you for replying to the US Southern Colonies June 2022 check in, Bill. I have marked you as active.

Mary

posted Jun 23, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Hello Bill,

It is time for the semi-annual check in for June, 2022 with members of the US Southern Colonies Project. Have you been active during the last six months? Note that it is a requirement to respond to the US Southern Colonies Check-ins. Please respond to this message by clicking the reply button below this message, to post your answer. I look forward to hearing from you..

Many thanks,

Mary~ Project Coordinator, Membership, US Southern Colonies

posted Jun 08, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Sorry Bill, I am not involved with the Clay Family Society. Denton, Texas is quite a large city. It also has two Universities there. And the name Mary Richrdson is quite common in Texas..

Wish I could help..

Mary

posted Jan 19, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Hi Bill,

I sent you a check-in message a week -10 days ago about the US Southern Colonies Project to ask you about your continued involvement but have not yet heard back from you. Do you still want to be in the project?

If I don’t hear from you by the same time next week I’ll assume that you’ve moved on to other things. After that time, the badge will be removed. Please remember you’re most welcome to re-join the project at any time.

Hoping to hear from you,

Best wishes,

Mary, Membership Coordinator, US Southern Colonies Project

posted Jan 17, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Bill Schultz

Howdy Mary!

As President of the Hatcher Families Genealogy Assn. and as an administrator for the Clay Family Society DNA project, I participate in researching "southern" genealogy on a regular basis. Just not much on Wikitree. However, I will make contributions to Wikitree if they arise in the course of my regular work. Project access assists me with updating those profiles which are "project locked."

Sorry for not replying earlier. I've been on the road a lot the past 3 months. I hope to be settled in Mexico in about another month. We settled the lawsuit over my son's shooting death (by cop) and, once his estate is settled, I hope to be out of the US for the next 15 to 30 months while I apply for a visa to bring my new family to the US.

Anyway, that's what's going on with me. Let me know if you have any comments/questions/concerns. Thanks!

= Bill

posted Jan 18, 2022 by Bill Schultz

Mary Richardson

Thank you Bill for the reply to the check in. I am marking you as Active. I am so sorry to hear of your son's death. I think time will help you with the grief. One thing, when a profile is "locked" or PPP, it can still be edited. I know as I have 189 Alamo Defenders which are locked. PPP profiles just cannot be merged into another profile.

Good luck with the Hatcher Genealogy

posted Jan 19, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Hi Bill,

On behalf of the leaders of Southern Colonies, this is the semi-annual polling for the US Southern Colonies Project. This check-in with members is to see if you have been active in the last six months in this project and want to remain a member of US SC?

Please note that it is a requirement for membership in the US Southern Colonies Project that you respond to these check-ins.

I look forward to hearing from you.. Many thanks,

Mary, Project Coordinator, - Membership US Southern Colonies Project

posted Jan 10, 2022 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

On behalf of the US Southern Colonies Project Leaders, I am doing a check-in with members to see if you were Active in the US_Southern_Colonies (US SoCOL) in the last two months. Please reply with whether you have been active in work for the last two months in https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:US_Southern_Colonies?

Your work for US Southern Colonies might include Teams, Bio Builders, Quality Assurance, Sourcing, Profiles, Stickers for Southern Colonies, Categories for Southern Colonies, Managed Profiles, PPP profiles, Arborists, Data Doctors for Southern Colonies

Please notify me of this activity or you can post a message on my page here: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Richardson-7161 (If you do not know which team you are on, then contact me for clarification)

Thanks for your help.

Mary ~ Project Coordinator, Membership

posted Jun 10, 2021 by Mary Richardson

Mary Richardson

Thank you Bill.

I will mark you as active. Hope the move goes well

Mary

posted Jun 10, 2021 by Mary Richardson

Susie MacLeod

Hi Bill,

Just wanted to stop by and say thanks for becoming pre-1700 certified and for your involvement in the wt_apps project. Thanks for all your contributions.

Warm wishes, Susie

posted Feb 17, 2018 by Susie MacLeod

Maggie N.

Here is the link for AJ's project :

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Global_Family_Reunion

posted Sep 18, 2014 by Maggie N.

Maggie N.

Bill, thanks for the message. Glad you joined WikiTree,

We hope you will like our collaborative genealogy community. You now have full access to all the features of WikiTree. We also have our Help Index with links to topics you may have questions on. Having trouble starting your tree ? Look at http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Adding_Family or one of the how- to videos in the Help section . We do emphasize Sources at WikiTree as well as dates and locations as you build your family tree here . Thank you and if you have any questions , please feel free to ask .

Maggie

posted Sep 18, 2014 by Maggie N.

Liz (Noland) Shifflett

Welcome William!

As a guest, you can search for your ancestors and participate in G2G, where you can ask questions that you didn't find an answer to in WikiTree Help (see the "Help" drop-down menu at upper rightfor additional links that may be of use, please click my name and check out the links I list under my "Greeter" sectionespecially the Sources links and the link to my fellow greeter Debby, who also has helpful information on her profile page).

If you would like to join WikiTree, and help with our mission of one tree, please read the Honor Code, volunteer, and post a comment on your profile page; we'll be glad to add you to the WikiTree community.

Happy Hunting!

posted Sep 18, 2014 by Liz (Noland) Shifflett

Sally Stovall

Welcome to WikiTree as a guest! We're growing a FREE worldwide family tree, striving for ONE collaborative profile for every person.

A couple suggestions to get you started:

1. Feel free to ask a question at our G2G forum .

2. Our help pages, top right, have all sorts of useful information.

If you would like to contribute, click the volunteer button and leave a comment here on your profile to let our greeters know. You should include a little bit about how you plan to contribute to the tree.

Good luck growing your branches, and thanks for offering to help with our shared tree :)

Hope you'll join us and Happy Researching.

Sally

posted Sep 18, 2014 by Sally Stovall

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