Cynthi Hall
Honor Code SignatorySigned 26 Jun 2017 | 3,312 contributions | 74 thank-yous | 1,780 connections
Signed 26 Jun 2017 | 3,312 contributions | 74 thank-yous | 1,780 connections
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Cynthi G. Hall
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Spent the first 4.5 years of my life residing at 711 Morrill Avenue SE, Roanoke, VA. This was a house that my Great Grandmother, Maggie Sue Martin Tingler, purchased in 1923, removing her family from Paint Bank, Craig Co., VA to the "big city."
In the early 1950's my Grandparents (Uneita & Kermit) purchased the house from her. In the spring of 1969 our new house was completed and my family made the move to Vinton, Roanoke, VA.
I attended the following schools: Miss Whitlow's private kindergarten, East Vinton Elementary (grades 1-2), Hardy Road Elementary (3-6) (now W. E. Cundiff Elementary), William Byrd Intermediate School (7-8), and Wm. Byrd HS (9-12).
I became interested in genealogy 25+ years ago. My Great Grandmother's "life's story" was what started the ball rolling. Between my line and my (late) husband's line I'm researching over 100 surnames. However, my main interests lie in the following names: Tingler, Hall, Ledgerwood, and Austin.
I take genealogy very seriously and am all about actual/physical documentation - NOT data from some random family tree and not perceived documentation such as found on Ancestry where they quote their own source.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Maternal line mitochondrial DNA test-takers:
- Cynthi Hall: Family Tree DNA mtDNA Test Full Sequence, haplogroup K1a4a1f
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~0.78%
Tammy Britain
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