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Thank you Alan for adding to Harold Archibald's profile. He was my uncle and I have quite a bit of information about him, which I will add when time permits.

Greeting from another Alan L. Whitman in Fl. I have traced my tree back to John Wightman coming to Weymouth Mass in 1620 -1623. His father was Edward "The Heretic" Wightman who was the last man burned at the stake in England in 1612.

Greetings fellow Bartlett enthusiast! Just a bit of extra help in looking for Bartletts.

There is a Bartlett_Name_Study page, at Bartlett Name Study and Listings of many, many Bartletts around the world on the Category:Bartlett_Name_Study Bartlett Name Study category https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Bartlett_Name_Study pages.

Welcome again! -Sherry

Mike Hasenstab Here..

Hasenstab -19.. My Wife is Leffingwell.. My Side is Tower Edson.. James Chilton and Francis Cooke Decendants... There Are Plenty of DNA Matched Also.. Mike

I added several 1850 census information on recently created profiles in the Leffington family. It should give you information to create a couple of children not profiled. Each of those profiled have much more information on familysearch that is listed below the census reference if you wish to use them to add many more references. Some will add the next generation information you do not have. I realize you may not have had time to add every thing you have information on. I'm just pointing this out if you wish to use it to expand your family at your own pace and interest. I will not be entering more.

Nice to meet you cuz.

I do apologize for my late words of thanks. But thank you from the bottom of my heart for the addition to my family tree it has solved some long time questions. Again thank you so very, very much.

Thank you for the addition to Karenhappuch's trusted list!

Thank you for adding me to Peter Thomas' and John Cox' trusted lists.

Thanks Alan, a lot of work! I've started another tree for my mother's side (Grant), though I don't have much info yet.

Hello Alan,

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Hi Alan: I rechecked my notes you are right

Eunice Schofield was James Sanford's 1st wife..then Hannah. On re-checking the profile I had it entered the right way :) Thanks for your recent e-mail..Marie

Hi: Thanks for your e-mail regarding Eunice Schofield that married James Sanford.

http://www.nseaton.org has some information. Hannah Dunn was his first wife. Eunice the 2nd. Eunice was the daughter of Nathan Schofield (1764-03-30) Kings Co. Ns. So far this is all the info that I have....I have one more site to check out and I will see what I can find :)..Marie

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