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US Southern Colonies Managed Profiles Needs Attention

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US Southern Colonies Project | Managed Profiles | Needs Attention

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Introduction

This is a list of US Southern Colonies Project Managed Profiles needing attention.

These were identified by the Managed Profiles Team as needing more attention during the monitoring of the Project Activity Feed. Typicallly, the profile(s) have significant issues requiring further research, with issues often spanning multiple profiles.

If you would like to contribute to addressing one of these issues:

  1. Please post a comment on that profile announcing you plan to work on the profile on behalf of the project.
  2. When done, please post another comment on that profile requesting review by Project leadership.

Needs Identity Statement

These profiles need their identity determined and documented:

  • Add a reliable source as a citation to an event in the Biography for this identity.
  • Add an identity statement immediately above the === Biography === line of the form shown below (a Will is just an example):

    '''This is the profile of [name] of [place] who [left a Will] dated [year].'''
    === Biography ===

Merge

Cleanup

  • Jackie Root
    • Created large number of duplicate profiles (e.g. Rolfe, Pocahontas) Dec 2023.
    • Review that all duplicates identified and merged.
  • Kenneth Smith III
    • Created large number of duplicate profiles (e.g. Bolling, Osborne) May 2023.
    • Review that all duplicates identified and merged.

Conflated?

Conflated or Duplicated?

Disputed Existence

  • Francis Bryan (abt.1549-abt.1640)
  • m. Ann (Smith) Bryan (1560-1635)
  • c. William Smith Bryan (1579-1667)
    • I just took a look at this profile and it looks to me that all 4 profiles, the man, his wife and a couple of parents should all be named in a one week "Disproven Existence Notice" on G2G. Using that title will keep clear what's intended. After a week, if Southern Colonies doesn't want to be profile manager of any of the 4, Disproven Existence can take over as profile manager. Disproven Existence profiles do need to be managed by some project. Day-1904 07:29, 16 February 2023 (UTC)
  • m. Catherine (Morgan) Bryan (abt.1604-1680)
  • c. 14 children attached, all listed as living full life (no young deaths), so most should have married and had several children. ONly 3 of 14 listed as married, and they have 1, 1 and 4 children respectively.
  • Elizabeth Isabelle (Downing) Edwards (abt.1692-1742)
    • this profile seems to state research has shown she did not exist.
    • if so, this profile should be cleaned up to (a) prove she did not exist, and (b) document if can be determined any genealogies that propagate her false existence.

Change Relationships

Needs Relationship Review

  • George Finley
    • add Will section.
    • attach to father after 1 Apr 2024.
  • John Lee (bef.1720-bef.1787)
    • Was this John Lee (identity statement points to his Will) the same person from MD?
    • review parents (see note at top of profile)

Needs Work

Not Sorted by Colony

Maryland

Jamestown

Virginia

  • John Edwards (abt.1727-bef.1801)
    • this person is often associated with disproven parents, see Edwards Heirs Scam research note.
    • his profile including Vital Statistics needs review for conflation with that Scam.
  • John Fleming (1633-1686) (10 Jan 2024)
    • note 3 spouses attached to children. confusion over name Mary vs Mercy.
    • is Mercy's LNAB known?
    • note large number of unsourced profiles attached to this line.
  • John Pace (abt.1667-1720)
    • profiles needs review and cleanup.
    • duplicated facts with different sources need to be merged.
    • use of span instead of ref tags needs cleanup.

Carolina

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

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