Thank you for contributing the Research Notes to the Sarah (UNKNOWN) Pease (abt.1653-aft.1723) profile. Those elusive docs. brought those family members and profiles together. Much appreciated. Dave Jenkins.

Thanks for adding the probate record to Paul Weeks (Weeks-9127).

In your transcription of the probate, you gave Silvanus as the recipient of the probate. I may be wrong but it looks like his brother Silas Weeks, rather than Silvanus Weeks.

Thanks again for your help. Always appreciated!

I noticed you are the PM on some profiles of burials in Mt. Zion Cemetery Whitman Ma. applaud and appreciate your care. This is a wonderful old burying ground and I hope it is in better shape than when I last saw it sixty plus years ago. Back in the day it was used primarily as a shortcut for teens walking to the old high school. I walked the path many times and never understood it was sacred ground and I was trespassing. Thank you for caring.

rayZ Mayflower thru Myles Standish [email address removed]

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I found additional information about the Brown family while doing my wife's genealogy, using the Family Search web site. This may be helpful, but you will have to review their data. The Brown cemetery in Foster, Rhode Island is difficult to find, but it is very interesting. If you need additional information, please send me an email. John

I see you may be related to me through the Harden family. My Mayflower Associations - Bradford, Brewster, Latham, Mullins, Alden, Peabody/Pabody, Bartlett, Warren, Wood, Hanson, Carpenter, Winslow, Chilton, Alger, Packard, Haskell, Soule, Harden (through Latham).

How are you related to the Harden?

Donna

Thanks for all the work you have put into the profiles you have added and updated. I have a habit of looking to see how I might be connected with I see surnames I am following... in this case BISHOP caught my eye in the daily WIKITree EMAIL.... my paternal grandmother.

Interestingly enough though, I found that I am related to both your paternal grandparents, and all four of your paternal great grandparents as well.

Even more interesting is that your St Jean ancestors are related to my mother's French Canadian family (Perreault).

Russell Raye Clark is the only person related to my BISHOPs. His wife Grace Burns Reynolds is related to my grandfather James Samuel Bateman (1887-1941).

It's a small world after all, eh?

I just wanted to follow up with you regarding the email I sent you on Apr 5. I hope you received it, but if not, please let me know and I will re-send it.

Thank you, S, PGM Project Co-leader

Bobbie

Mayflower Project co-Leader

Thanks for the edit on John Kingman-98.

Looking at the drop-down list of our common ancestors on your profile, I noticed that we are 9th cousins and our most recent common ancestors are John Hathaway (1629-1705) and Martha (Shepherd) Hathaway (1631-1692).

It also shows that our most distant common ancestor on WikiTree is apparently Pepin (Senlis) de Vermandois (abt. 0876 - abt. 0922), if you can believe it.

Cheers,

John Kingman

I appreciate the editing you did on Nathaniel Man. We all can use a little help when it comes to perfecting Profiles. Btw we are 10 Cousins.

I'm loving all the data analysis you're doing with probate records. Thanks for doing all that. Nice to see another relative-- however distant-- who loves to mine data for genealogical gems.

Thank you for finding and posting the will and probate record of Samuel Richards. He and his first wife Esther Hayden are my ancestors, and I was interested to see that he apparently had a second wife named Elizabeth. I noticed that the bequest to his son Frederick is handled differently from the bequest to his other sons and am wondering if that might be because Frederick was the son of his second wife. What do you think?

Louisa Nickerson (Nickerson-3382)

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This past Feb. you posted an Ancestry link to the probate records of John Russell. Since I do not subscribe to Ancestry, & Family Search does not have access to these probate records, I'd like to ask you to post the images of his probate to his profile.

I'm trying to find out who his parents were & there may be clues in these records.

Thank you.

Nace.

You added Gregory-5272 as a spouse for Pennoyer-25 but I see no sources. I've also consulted Ancestors & Descendants of Henry Gregory, Complied by Grant Gregory and found no mention of Pennoyer-25 in association with Gregory-5272. I've seen profiles on Ancestry where the two were linked, but again without sources. There is no evidence that Pennoyer-25 was still living in 1748 to marry Gregory-5272, so any supporting documentation would be much appreciated. Thank you.

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