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Recent Answers from Frances Sampey Deak

2009-10-26 Wood Family:

Most last names started in England in the early 1200s. It was usually applied to someone to differentiate them from another person with the same name. Some of the early ones I found in England were Walter

2009-10-19 John Miles:

There are still several John Miles. The first was born circa 1835 and is listed as a publisher and bookseller. Born in London he was married to an Ellen (born circa 1836). He is still around in the

2009-10-19 John Miles:

I need more information on John Miles in order to answer this question. There are over 600 in the 1901 census and over 100 in London alone. I need this if you are looking for a family connection. If

2009-09-16 biological father:

With what you have, the answer is no way. However there are ways to get more information. 1. Is there a name on the birth certificate? 2. What does your mother say? 3. Have you asked relatives/friends

2009-08-26 Fern Surname From England:

It is mentioned in several Iowa papers that Benjamin Fern was struck by lightning. The papers are all in July 1896 (Oelwein Register, for one on the 2nd of July). Boyd and Musgrave compiled listings