Paul Bech

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Mott_Name_Study

Begivenhed: Ceremony --> Event Begravelse: Death --> Funeral (Død: Death)

The others are ok. /Poul

Thanks so much for your work on the Spinazzola family. I came across them when I was actively data doctoring and did a bit of extra work on them. Regards, Laura White Scheinoha

https://www.cadutigrandeguerra.it/CercaNome.aspx

I see that you have merged William Miller (1844 - 1928) and his wife Mary Bowdern (1839 - 1916), thank you. I am fairly new at WikiTree as I only joined in 2023. In January this year I was going to add William and Mary but in 2023 I had found his son William James Miller on a Google search. It was his WikiTree profile and had William and Mary as his parents. So I searched for Willam on WikiTree but no result. When I did add William it do not show any possibilities. I find this very curious. The main thing is it has now been sorted out.

On another matter William's Father James is an interesting character. I have not been able to determine positively who his father is. Do you have any information on that?

Regards

Mike

A few notes--the name Fugi-i seems to be like Smith, she refused to speak to me and even would not tell her other grandson much, she and my husband are deceased. If we could access records, I would have her son's son's permission. I know via my husband's high school journal that her father was killed in Burma/Myanmar possibly March 27, 1944. I doubt he was shot by an American sniper as very few were in that part of the world at that time according to U S A military notes. It seems more likely that he died or starved to death based on events in Burma of the Japanese. He may have been an engineer or builder of bridges. I know she was born on Hokkaido in December 1933. Her home was near/on beach--they were fishermen. She lived near a prisoner of war camp so they knew they would not be bombed by the Americans. She worked on or near the Air Force Base during Korean War and had my husband at Misawa Air Force Base, Aomori-ken, Japan. She was able to fight with knives and her lady family ancestors may have been ladies who protected high born women. One time in Washington, D.C. the family was approached by would-be mugger(s) and she gave baby to her husband and sent the robber away. Or so my husband said and he could tell some stories. As you can see, there is really nothing much to go on. I am not even sure what her name was--Kimuko or what her father may have been called. My husband did not know names-he just called his grandmother grandmother. He lived in Japan a while as he was born before marriage and before his dad got permission to bring them back to Alabama. They also went back to Japan as an Army posting when he was in grade school. I will appreciate any advice you have.

for opening profile Van_de_Kraats-11. I was able now to connect finally his son Van_de_Kraats-35. However I still can not connect the son to his mother Kerseboom-1, which profile is still with the status "Public". I am not willing to spend more time to ask the non-responsive profile manager to put me on a trusted list. Can you help here as well?

• Veterans Administration Master Index 1917-1940 (United States, World War I)
• Military Muster Rolls and Rosters, 1916-1939 (United States, World War I)

Regards --Court

Thanks for adding photos of the headstones of Johann Friedrich Gottlieb Lange (1819-1888) and his 2nd wife. They have helped a lot to complete the biography. I am not familiar with NSW records.

Steve Thomas

Thank you so much for editing the privacy of members of the Schlemmer family that previously were private. These are siblings of my great grandmother and I appreciate having access to them.

David Weiss

Thank you, Sincerely, Mary Forbes Mead

As a Great-grandson of the subject individual, I can only hope that my Great-grandson might eventually experience the enjoyment of such research of his ancestors. Thanks again, best regards.....Phil (Grace-883).

" "Death": Digger Victorian Great War index cdrom; parents unknown",

relating to death information for that person's profile. It would be most helpful if you could please give me a 'link' to that source as I cannot find it, nor can I understand the connection. My thanks in advance.....Phil (Grace-883).

I received an email about documents referring to Trevor Clyde Ellem. Do you know anything about him. I have a DNA match who appears to be his daughter. Can you email be back any information you have to [email address removed] cheers Lynne

I should have also requested this - can I be added as a manager for Smedley-305, Lakin-267 and Smedley-306 ?

Thanks!

Thanks in advance, William Maher (Maher-1078)

Katheyn Schultz

Just noticed a comment from a Terry Gill about William James Howard suspect its not correct as my father was William James Howard from Drake. It is a very small place in Northen NSW I have lodged a comment. I am Kerry Howard I have 29423 and i am loading 7015

My father was born in Drake on 23./4/1902 and dies at St Leonards 30/4/1969 I have his death certificate 18460/1969. There were three Howard brother Edward was Williams father. Drake is very small

I know a little about her as while I'm not related to her, she married James Boyer a 4th Great Grandfather of mine so I was able to add some sources to her profile. I'm sure I have her earlier census sources from England o Ancestry so I will take a look to see what else I can add.

Again, many thanks. Jim V

I would like to join the Language Volunteers Project. I can speak/read Afrikaans and read basic Dutch (learning). I might soon start learning basic German too. (Also, read/speak English, of course.)

My name is Carolyn Gai Howard nee Carolyn Gai Hodge. There seems to be 2 profiles for me. Carolyn Gai Howard nee Hodge and Carolyn Gai Hodge. Am I able to merge the 2 profiles?

My maternal grandfather was Frederick John Farrant at birth but somehow had his first name changed to Bernard when he emigrated to the USA in 1880's, In some of my research, his ancestors ended up in New Zeeland - somehow connected to a Rev. Nobbs who you are probably familiar with. It's interesting to me to see so many Farrant's down under. Bernard passed in 1946 (I was only 5) and really never had many memories of him - he was living in Auburn, Cayuga County NY, at his passing. Don't know if this is of any interest to you but if so, I'd be happy to provide what I know of that line in my family.

Nelson Kilmer

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Pursell-63

and now a brand new guest Garry Pursell is asking about his father. Want to chime in? I added a bunch of sources. Thanks! - Karen

https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1089444/new-member-introducing-myself

Do you think it's time to remove the 'connection' between the name Tom Ugly's Bridge etc and the Huxley name in general, still showing on James' Huxley's profile, maybe others as well ? It seems this has been proven to be a myth in recent posts on the Facebook sites relating to Ann Forbes and other convict sites. Regards, Peter Phelan

Kind regards Enoch Stuivenberg

A source needs to be added for these DNA confirmations please https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Flakemore-17, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Flakemore-21. Here are our guidelines. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Confirmed_with_DNA.

The DNA confirmations will be removed at next review if no source added.

Wanted to say hello and send best regards and strong health, However also wanted to ask - please dont change any dates on profiles that i Manage. I am happy to accept cosmetic changes, and if someone fixes definite mistake, but not changing estimates and put suggested dates without fact based proofs. This is wrong. I also doing my best to keep Geni and WikiTree profiles consistent and in sync, and that confuses alot when suddenly suggested dates ate coming. In many cases i would accept such changes, but there are also half of cases that i noticed- completely Wrong. Thank you for understanding. Best Regards, Fedir

The Global Cemeteries Project is currently undergoing our member check-in and wanted to verify that you are still active and interested in being a member of the project. Are you currently assigned to or working with one of our Cemetery Teams? If not, is there a particular Team or area you are interested in participating with? I would be delighted to help you get setup in one or more of our collaborative teams!

We use Google Groups for internal project collaboration, so if you are not yet setup for access feel free to submit a join request and we will get that approved as quick as possible. We also ask that members check their followed tags to make sure you are following the correct project tag (CEMETERIES) so you don't miss any discussions in G2G.

Last, but not least, we would like to thank you for all of your contributions to WikiTree and let you know that any ideas or suggestions for improvement you may have for the Global Cemeteries Project would greatly appreciated!

I look forward to hearing form you soon!

Steve ~Global Cemeteries Project Leader

Sincerely, Pamela Ann CLeeves Ross