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497)	Janet

Sunday, 24 February 2019 10:21

Hi, Thank you so much for your wonderful website. Through it I have learned so many fascinating things about my family history. I am descended from 4 1820 Settler families,the only daughter of Arthur Purdon, who himself had a 4th generation 1820 Settler pedigree,which I'm currently looking for.I found it on your website before. Please keep in touch. I'd love to conrtibute to the website.

496)	Cat
Location: Australia

Tuesday, 29 January 2019 15:19

Fantastic page. Am interested in the family of Arthur Barker and Sarah August. Am trying to prove, or dis-prove connection with a Richard Barker of VDL. Both may hail from Waterford, Ireland. Both were living in London in early 1800's. Arthur Barker was a Malster (Brewer). An Arthur Barker was partners in a brewery in London, with a John Henry Cawthorn (Richard Barker's brother-in-law). Have more connections, but that is the basis. Would love if they were connected. Cheers.

Illie Monday, 22 July 2019 18:13
Hi Cat. I read your post. Have you had any feedback on Arthur Barker. I am still trying to ascertain who Arthur's parents were.

495)	Ryan Anderson
Location: Lehi, UT, USA

Saturday, 5 January 2019 05:39

Thanks for the Great Resource in learning about my ancestors John Green and Margaret Kirkman.

494)	Cheryl
Location: Albany, WA Australia

Friday, 28 December 2018 07:11

my 12yr old Grandson found this page and told me to go looking for my ancestors because I'm writing a book for my daughters so they know where they come from

493)	Ryunage

Tuesday, 6 November 2018 07:13

Very beautiful site

492)	Courteney S
Location: South Africa

Wednesday, 26 September 2018 22:45

I have family that came from the 1820 settlers so I would like to find out as much as I can about my history 😊

491)	Paul Weeks

Thursday, 13 September 2018 17:22

Dear Sir
Ref Reed family, Baillee's party.
I have pictures of Sarah Eliza Reed's grave in St Leonards Churchyard, Streatham, London.
She was the wife of Capt John Milbank and died in 1823, aged only 24. So sad.

490)	Felicity
Location: USA and Australia

Thursday, 30 August 2018 19:26

Just found this site... I have ancestors in the Sweetnam and the Talbot families... Can't wait to sit down and look through everything...
Thanks for the site...

489)	Roger farrer
Location: Oklahoma, USA

Wednesday, 22 August 2018 19:51

Think this site may list my maternal grandfather (157500) incorrectly as Arthur Thomas James rather than Thomas Arthur James. Wish I could see a birth or baptism record - haven't found one yet.

488)	Vanessa Hamilton
Location: Gauteng

Wednesday, 25 July 2018 12:57

Thank you for this amazing site!
Having difficulty with one of my ancestors , I believe she might have been born out of wedlock.

487)	Susan Nind-Barrett
Location: England

Thursday, 19 July 2018 12:09

Those researching JOHN DUNN may be interested in an article I wrote about him.
Available here:
https://www.snb-art.gallery/zululand

486)	lisa
Location: Northern Ireland

Sunday, 24 June 2018 22:54

I'm looking for relatives or information on my husbands family in South Africa by the name of Penderel-Goodricke.

John Saturday, 20 April 2019 21:40
Hi Lisa. I can help you with this. I have been researching the Campbell-Longlands (from whence the Penderel) family for a while.

485)	Marie Sharp
Location: New Zealand

Tuesday, 19 June 2018 05:08

I have found a second marriage for my ancestor OWEN/BLAKE which explains why I have not been able to find them previously under that name. Solved a huge mystery!!

Thanks so much for this wealth of information.

484)	Antoinette Radice

Tuesday, 19 June 2018 03:02

What a joy to find this site, revealing a wealth of family history that we thought was lost to time! My mother was overcome with emotion to learn of all of our many previously unknown ancestors, and see many of her long-gone but beloved relatives names come to life on the page!

Thank you for the epic amount of work and research that must have gone into this labor of love website!

483)	Jan
Location: Cape Town

Wednesday, 23 May 2018 16:27

Thank you so much for this wealth of information. I have been helping a friend with her tree and only yesterday found a marriage that had eluded the family researcher for 9 years! Imagine my joy at being able to provide that piece of the jigsaw. Please keep up the good work.

482)	Lorraine B Beigley

Wednesday, 18 April 2018 11:30

Invaluable information. Researching family in SA and found so much useful and unknown info on your site. Well done and keep up the good work.

481)	Fred E. Woods
Location: Springville, Utah

Saturday, 10 February 2018 14:24

I love your website! Thanks so much for all your hard work to benefit so many. I am now doing research on the story of Eli Wiggill immigrating to Salt Lake City, Utah. I am a professor at Brigham Young University and teach global Mormon/Latter-day Saint history.

480)	Bobby Johnson
Location: Milton North Nottinghamshire

Sunday, 28 January 2018 09:33

Researching British Commonwealth and 4thDuke of Newcastle for our Friends of the Mausoleum lunch on 22nd April 2018. And working together with the churches Conservation Trust with 52 Churches hosing lunches to celebrate Commonwealth 2018 ce4lebrtions in London.
The 4th 5th and 6th Dukes of Newcastle are buried here.
This is a fantastic source of information. Thank you for free access

479)	Edris Smith (nee Wedderburn)

Wednesday, 6 December 2017 09:03

Many thanks for an informative website. There are, however, some errors in names and birth dates in my generation. Kindly advise how I could get this corrected?

Paul Thursday, 7 December 2017 10:17
There are two methods of sending me updates for the website:

1. On the Genealogies home page at the bottom of the second column of links, there is a link to a Family Group Worksheet (or click this link) which when clicked will present you with a form that can be completed online and submitted, which will email all the input to me. There should also be a ‘worksheet’ tab on each individuals page which does the same thing, and if you are ‘logged in’, should pre-populate the form with the current data.

2. Otherwise, if you would like to send me the data that you would like to be included, I will duly add it to my master database, and it will get published to the website when I next do a refresh of the website data. I can accept data in most formats, Word, text, emails, etc., including GEDCOM files generated from family tree packages. Typically, full names of individuals, including their spouses and maiden names, and children’s data, and of parents is a good start. Date and places of birth, marriage, death, occupations, etc., where available, are a great help in building up the records.

I do have a privacy policy, where I try to not publish life dates of any potentially living persons, just their names.

478)	Colleen Aldous
Location: Durban

Monday, 13 November 2017 11:02

Many thanks for your hard work in maintaining this site. I am a direct descendant of the Thackwrays and am interested in finding out more about them.

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