Alex Tahk
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This line is verified through wills, marriage records, cemetery records, bible records, and census records. I have a clear record from myself to Col George Moffett and his wife Sarah McDowell, mother of James McDowell Moffett, & dau of Capt John McDowell mtDNA
I see you made some changes to Margaret Hite and some other profiles that are connected to it. I was wondering if you have any sources for this family?
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