Tracey Gerrard
Honor Code SignatorySigned 31 Jul 2020 | 23,730 contributions | 449 thank-yous | 1,258 connections
Signed 31 Jul 2020 | 23,730 contributions | 449 thank-yous | 1,258 connections
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Tracey E. Gerrard
Born 1960s.
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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Tracey:
- Tracey Gerrard is a Wonderful WikiTreer Oct 30, 2021.
Categories: Falkirk, Stirlingshire
We have the surname Cupples in common, mine are from the same place, so there must be a connection between us. We must compare names when you have the time.
Take care
Karen 🤗
I don't know a lot about the Cupples of County Down since my branch left for Scotland early on in the 19th century. It's been quite frustrating. I still need to add them to my Wikitree.
I have quite a lot of them in my Ancestry tree, I have not moved them all over to here yet. With mine, some have stayed in Ireland, others came to England and Australia, I still have more work to do with finding others, so some of them may have gone to Scotland. If you throw some names and dates my way, I can see if they match any that I have. I have found that some of the Irish relatives on my dads side have been very uncooperative by refusing to be found, those from N.I. have been much more helpful 😊
Take care Karen 🤗
I think it would be quicker if I sent you an invite to look a my tree on Ancestry. Can you send a PM with your Ancestry ID or email address?
Tracey xx
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