Peter D Beattie FISTC(ret)

I have sent you a request to be added to the Trusted List for Mary (Not Known) Anonymous (abt.1755-). Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks, Peggy

Unknowns project

Peter, I've had a look at your Spencer family from Sturminster Newton ,you had John born in the same year as his youngest son. This also meant he was born before his older children.

I've researched and sourced the baptisms of his children and the dates of his 2 marriages. (though I am uncertain since there were a lot of John Spencers in Sturminster and one can't be sure that it was the same John that married both Jean Rose and Sarah Sock.I did not find a death for Jean. I've made a few alterations as the children would had the wrong mothers . If there are any problems you can revert my changes.

Hi Peter - I had noticed you had 2 Stephen Kerley/Kearleys in the same family, one listed as a half-sibling (I think this was probably just an error that crept in when you added him).

I thought I would round it out to include all the details I have found as there are three Stephens rather than two:

1) baptism 29/08/1813, died aged 18 months, burial 24/01/1815

2) baptism 09/08/1815, died aged 11 months, burial 23/06/1816

3) no baptism found, but marriage to Ann Gaulton names "Samuel Kearley, Blacksmith" as father. Died aged 31. Burial 26/04/1848

Burial transcriptions for 1 & 2 can be seen here.

Thanks, Will

http://www.opcdorset.org/BlandfordStM/BStMaryBurs1813-1840.htm

Hi Peter, I noticed that you manage some of our earliest Andrewes/Andrews profiles. I would like to invite you to join the Andrews Name Study! ;-) I have a paragraph on the study that says: The Visitations of Northamptonshire made in 1564 and 1618-19 : with Northhamptonshire pedigrees from various Harleian mss begins on page 1 with Andrew of Charwelton and Andrewes of Blisworth. See the diagrams beginning on page 62 for the family charts. These families are profiled on Wikitree, but need attention. See the Andrewes search page. Further development of these profiles is a goal worth undertaking by the Andrews Study.

HI Peter,

I am a member of the Arborist Project http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Arborists and I am always investigating potential duplicates on Wikitree, that is the reason for my question on the Kerleys. No relations. And all profiles of living people are private, but, you can still run the relationship finder....

Hi Peter, I am trying to help with the Andrews family and have sent a couple of questions....are you still active on Wikitree?

Hi Eowyn. Thanks for your reply. I am awaiting a reply from the Hartford CT Library asking whether they can supply a Marriage Certificate for Esther Andrews/James Spencer. Do you know whether that's the best method as I am in the UK.

Hi Peter! How exciting! It sounds like you've been having a lot of super neat genealogical finds recently. Thank you for adopting some profiles of interest to you! If you come across any of mine that you want to contribute to please feel free to let me know and I will gladly add you!

Hi Peter Welcome to WikiTree thank you for Volunteering to Help Grow our World Wide Family Tree by adding your Branches

You are now a Member of the WikiTree Community Peter but please note we are trying to build one Collabrative Tree which means one profile per person so please look for duplicates before you add any Profiles to WikiTree

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My male family research has led me to earliest record in Co. Sligo Ireland 1812 earliest estimate for g-g-grandfather Beatty is c1790. They were blacksmiths of Collooney and Sligo town. Mostly emigrated by 1880. I am a member of the Roots web Beatty BP2000 Project and Coordinator for Beatty Lineages L-286 (mine) and L-8 (Co. Cavan). My DNA research records can be viewed on www.beattydna.org. Haplogroup R1b-Z255/L159.2 derived Leinster Modal. This is a Scottish border Reivers name origination in Dumfriesshire 13th Century. Presently researching female line of Gaulton/Spencer.

Hi, Peter Welcome to WikiTree! WikiTree Help has a lot of useful Information you might want to review or Some one might be able to point you in the right direction at our <a href="http://www.wikitree.com/g2g/categories">G2G</a> Forum with any Questions you might have.

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