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Lisa Kenefick

U.S.
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Specialties include Dutch records, historical California and performing research outlines [worldwide].

Edward Young

U.S.
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In the realm of genealogy, my knowledge would be limited to the following.......... 1. Help with big picture approach to the Dawes, Old Settlers, and the 1835 Georgia Census rolls. 2. What is required to obtain tribal membership in the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. 3. How to track down ancestors in NE Oklahoma based upon scant information. 4. How to access adoption records as a Native American in Oklahoma. 5. Knowledge of the history and residents of Coosawattee village in N. Georgia 1830's. 6. Family clusters and allotments near Mayes/Cherokee county border in OK 1890-1920.

Nancy Janyszeski

U.S.
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I do genealogy research in Bucks County PA and maintain a website dedicated to the history and genealogy in Bucks County, one of the three original counties in Pennsylvania. Where William Penn settled and Washington Crossed the Delaware. Bucks County History and Genealogy

Charlotte L. Cowe

U.K.
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As a professional Genealogist living in Scotland I can answer questions with regard to Scottish family history/research from about 1700 to the present day

Peter C. Amsden

U.K.
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Questions related to the archiving and preservation of images. From photographic to electronic.

Michael Troy

U.S.
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I can help with the following: How to get started with family research. Resources on the internet to help with research.

Kirsten Huijsen

Netherlands
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I can help people with their search for Dutch ancestors including:
  • explaining Dutch surnames,
  • pointing to relevant Dutch genealogy sources online and offline,
  • translating Dutch genealogical texts,
  • placing ancestors in their historical Dutch context,
  • explaining Dutch culture and tradition,
  • getting Dutch genealogical research unstuck.

gary haas

U.S.
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I can answer questions regarding -Bavaria, Germany -Wisconsin -Using all forms of technology to do research I have researched in Salt Lake City Utah

Joel Bjorling

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I can help people get started in genealogical research, where to find information, forms to use, and various resources. I have also worked with Swedish research. I live in central Illinois.

Frances Sampey Deak

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I specialize in English genealogy. I can answer questions on where to look for specific records and advise what is not available.

L. Handiboe

U.S.
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For about 11 yrs., I have been "specifically" attempting to do some of my "own" family research. I have been concentrating on the Southeast US and certain "surnames" maybe I can help a few people. Especially perhaps in the DC/VA/NC/MD states-going back to in some cases the 1700s.

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2012-01-21 irish 1911 census:

Hello Freda,    Sorry I must have been half asleep! Did not notice that you were looking for someone in Ireland.  Of course this is still a long way from me in the far north of Scotland, but I have looked

2012-01-09 genealogy with limited sources?:

Hi Jenn,    Doing searches on foreign records can be difficult unless you plan to visit the area.  There are some online records from Haiti, which you can find here:      http://www.agh.qc.ca/indexen.html

2011-12-12 mail order brides..:

It sounds to me like she got out of any "mail order" arrangement and was married in this country.  You'd need to know the county in which she was married because marriage records are usuallly held on a

2011-11-16 Similar last names.....:

I think names in genealogy can have various origins.  They can be due to things like culture--how people are named in a particular country--or even things like clerical errors. Whether there is a "root

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