Justin Nailard

Hi Justin. I wish to correct the Last Name at Birth to Edmunds on https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Unknown-497251. Sources to support this have already been added to the profile. Please grant me access to this profile so I may update it for you. I will remove myself once this change has been completed.

Thank you.

Please transfer all profile manager positions for my close family family members to myself, as first requested one year ago. My family remain very uncomfortable at a stranger having created our profiles without prior permission and with the refusal to grant us access to our own profiles. We are unable to edit inaccurate information without access and do not consent to a stranger having access to our personal information. This request has been made multiple times. As none of these profiles belong to direct relatives (or any form of relation at all) of yourself it is very inappropriate to continue to deny access and privacy to ourselves, especially having been asked on at least three occasions. We have been more than patient as this was first requested over a year ago.

Please add me to Mary's trusted list (Mary (Unknown) Nailard (1865-1938)) and I can correct her last name at birth.

Justin,

I have sent you a message regarding access to Unknown-564925 as I would like to correct her last name at birth. Would you be able to correct the last name at birth, or add me to the trusted list and I can correct the name.

Kind Regards, Gillian

Hi Justin,

I see that you are the profile manager for Alice Louisa Chandos van Notten-Pole (Van_Notten-Pole-1) who was my 3rd great aunt. What is your connection to her? Best regards Teresa Pole-Baker

Hello, Justin,

Thanks for taking the Pre-1700 Quiz!

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Hi Justin, my Wells family come to New Zealand in 1842. William Wells was born in Tittle Row, Bray, Berkshire in 1817. His father William was born in Englefield Berkshire 1 February 1789. Do we have a connection?

Hi Justin my great grandmother was Ellen Edith Nailard she had children with William Henry Akehust .My grandfather was Ellen's son Charles Akehust

Hi Justin

My family is from the Limcolnshire England group that immigrated to the US in around the 1640's

Hi Justin

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Hi Justin,

How are things going? Need any help? Let me know if I can assist. Nae

Hello,

Thank you for joining WikiTree. As a WikiTree Mentor I am available to answer any questions or help solve any issues you may be having. How is your experience with Wikitree going? Our G2G Forum is searchable or you can post a question there. The Help Index is also an important place to find how to do most tasks. Please feel free to ask me via my profile page if you have any questions.

Hi Justin!

Thank you for your decision to contribute. WikiTreers have all sorts of skills, but one common interest - genealogy. I would recommend first looking around and become familiar with the various functions.

The main menu, located at the top right of the page, offers access to the most important features amongst them your Wiki-ID. In the help section »G2G« at the bottom, you’ll find the WikiTree online help. You can ask all sorts of questions, technical and others, and because WikiTree is worldwide, there is almost always someone online, who can give a qualified answer. Good luck! - and don't forget to sign the Honor Code. Pleasure to have you onboard.

I have the makings of some historical information regarding the gee, nailard, binder, and hacknet trees. Predominantly the Gee, Acton tree is of some historical interest. I have done a few hours of study in to my tree of the past few years

Hi, Justin Welcome to WikiTree!

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