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Mtucci18: /* Great-grandfather John or James or John Jame Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939 */

Mtucci18 — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 16:25:05 GMT

Great-grandfather John or James or John Jame Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939

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	Another option for donating archival materials is the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Your materials would be available to a great number of patrons. People come from all over the world to go to the Family History Library and I understand that they are a great help to patrons. (aaj1985)		Another option for donating archival materials is the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Your materials would be available to a great number of patrons. People come from all over the world to go to the Family History Library and I understand that they are a great help to patrons. (aaj1985)

-	== Great-grandfather John or James or John ~~Jame~~ Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939 ==	+	== Great-grandfather John or James or John James Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939 ==

	Looking for great-grandfather. Grandfather was told his fathers first name was Jim. Friend of family received info. that my grandfathers fathers last name was McDonough.My grandfather carries his mothers sir name Griffin, Marie(Mary) Griffin.Marie lived at 7 Pleasant Street Portland, Maine. 1910 census says there was a John McDonough who resided with the Griffins.Marie would have been 5 at the time and John McDonough was 23. Marie did not have my grandfather until she was 35 would have mad John about 53(?). BIG family secret!!!Would like any hints.		Looking for great-grandfather. Grandfather was told his fathers first name was Jim. Friend of family received info. that my grandfathers fathers last name was McDonough.My grandfather carries his mothers sir name Griffin, Marie(Mary) Griffin.Marie lived at 7 Pleasant Street Portland, Maine. 1910 census says there was a John McDonough who resided with the Griffins.Marie would have been 5 at the time and John McDonough was 23. Marie did not have my grandfather until she was 35 would have mad John about 53(?). BIG family secret!!!Would like any hints.

Mtucci18: /* Great-grandfather John or James or John Jame Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939 */ new section

Mtucci18 — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 16:24:03 GMT

Great-grandfather John or James or John Jame Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939: new section

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	Another option for donating archival materials is the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Your materials would be available to a great number of patrons. People come from all over the world to go to the Family History Library and I understand that they are a great help to patrons. (aaj1985)		Another option for donating archival materials is the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Your materials would be available to a great number of patrons. People come from all over the world to go to the Family History Library and I understand that they are a great help to patrons. (aaj1985)
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		+	== Great-grandfather John or James or John Jame Mcdonough Portland ,Maine 1939 ==
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		+	Looking for great-grandfather. Grandfather was told his fathers first name was Jim. Friend of family received info. that my grandfathers fathers last name was McDonough.My grandfather carries his mothers sir name Griffin, Marie(Mary) Griffin.Marie lived at 7 Pleasant Street Portland, Maine. 1910 census says there was a John McDonough who resided with the Griffins.Marie would have been 5 at the time and John McDonough was 23. Marie did not have my grandfather until she was 35 would have mad John about 53(?). BIG family secret!!!Would like any hints.

Aaj1985: Another option for Donating documents.

Aaj1985 — Fri, 11 Jan 2013 04:59:25 GMT

Another option for Donating documents.

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	Donating records family photos and other archival materials to a state society may cause the records lost to family researchers. A local township or county society might be a better place to donate such materials. Local societies are usually user friendly and their materials reflect the local history.		Donating records family photos and other archival materials to a state society may cause the records lost to family researchers. A local township or county society might be a better place to donate such materials. Local societies are usually user friendly and their materials reflect the local history.
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		+	Another option for donating archival materials is the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Your materials would be available to a great number of patrons. People come from all over the world to go to the Family History Library and I understand that they are a great help to patrons. (aaj1985)

Phallam44: Donate family history to local sources or societies

Phallam44 — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 23:06:19 GMT

Donate family history to local sources or societies

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-	+	Donating records family photos and other archival materials to a state society may cause the records lost to family researchers. A local township or county society might be a better place to donate such materials. Local societies are usually user friendly and their materials reflect the local history.

Paulmd199: blanked the page

Paulmd199 — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 21:45:32 GMT

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Suthengal at 19:44, 19 January 2012

Suthengal — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:44:07 GMT

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	Indians, migrations from Carolinas to Florda		Indians, migrations from Carolinas to Florda

-	Written by Chris ~~sewell~~ and S Pony Hill	+	Written by Chris Sewell and S Pony Hill
-	From the Scott ~~Tiwn~~ Indian Research Society	+	From the Scott Town Indian Research Society

	== The Story of the Indian People of Scott Town And Scotts Ferry Settlements in Florida ==		== The Story of the Indian People of Scott Town And Scotts Ferry Settlements in Florida ==

Tom n tru: /* Brooks Family History */ new section

Tom n tru — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 15:47:30 GMT

Brooks Family History: new section

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	Panetta Family Members, from Fabrizia, Italy. Any and all Panetta's from area of Fabrizia, Italy cir 1880-1900 please contact me. Looking for Guiseppe Panetta born 1880_+, brother of my grandfather. Edmond Austin Eaustin1@socal.rr.com		Panetta Family Members, from Fabrizia, Italy. Any and all Panetta's from area of Fabrizia, Italy cir 1880-1900 please contact me. Looking for Guiseppe Panetta born 1880_+, brother of my grandfather. Edmond Austin Eaustin1@socal.rr.com
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		+	== Brooks Family History ==
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		+	I am looking for information and family History for the Brooks Family from Cherryfield Maine. My Father and Grandfather is Ray A Brooks. One is Sr. and one is Jr. My grandfather was married to Louise Davis. I am looking for any information further back and were the Brooks originated from.
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Edmondmaustin at 05:40, 21 February 2011

Edmondmaustin — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 05:40:55 GMT

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	Thank you for taking such a huge step and creating this resource. Genealogy and Wikipedia are two loves of mine, as well as [[http://www.werelate.com We Relate]]. I'm looking forward to seeing how this site develops! --[[User:BradPatrick\|Brad Patrick]] 02:20, 30 April 2010 (UTC)		Thank you for taking such a huge step and creating this resource. Genealogy and Wikipedia are two loves of mine, as well as [[http://www.werelate.com We Relate]]. I'm looking forward to seeing how this site develops! --[[User:BradPatrick\|Brad Patrick]] 02:20, 30 April 2010 (UTC)
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		+	Panetta Family Members, from Fabrizia, Italy. Any and all Panetta's from area of Fabrizia, Italy cir 1880-1900 please contact me. Looking for Guiseppe Panetta born 1880_+, brother of my grandfather. Edmond Austin Eaustin1@socal.rr.com

Matrayback at 20:59, 30 November 2010

Matrayback — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 20:59:00 GMT

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		+	A quick glance at this material shows that it is not appropriate for this page. Could you who posted move it to a new page? --[[User:Matrayback\|Matrayback]] 20:58, 30 November 2010 (UTC)
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	Indians, migrations from Carolinas to Florda		Indians, migrations from Carolinas to Florda

Chickeetrash: a narrative on the migration, history, and culture of the Indian people of Jackson and Calhoun Counties in Floridas Panhandle

Chickeetrash — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 17:36:28 GMT

a narrative on the migration, history, and culture of the Indian people of Jackson and Calhoun Counties in Floridas Panhandle

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