H (Vann) Barton

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I wonder if you can tell me a little more about Ann Jephson? I have an Ann born Derby 1876 and Ann born Mansfield in 1877, and in my database have many other Ann's - it would be great to be able to link the data up? Many thanks. Chris

Thanks H for taking the Pre-1700 Quiz

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Janet ~ Pre-1700 Greeter

Reservey Fletcher-3691 had rather erratic spelling of her offspring's names. Teana, Teanah, Diana and Teahannah Pargetter-17 are all variations of the same name, and Sarah Reservoir Pargetter-16 also had an unusual name.

This doesn't help, but it explains the situation. Kathryn Dalglish-11

Your page mentions Bicknell, Millidge and Portbury, which are also on my tree. I am connected through the Pargetter and Jelleyman trees. Perhaps we are related. I have had my DNA tested.

Regards, Kathryn Dalglish-11

I see that there is a problem with the first names of Reservoi Fletcher 3691 who married Henry Pargetter. She was a gypsy girl, probably illiterate, and her father was a well known Gypsy leader. Her names are different on each document: Reservey, Reservoi, Reservoir, Rose, Rosey, Vey, and combinations of these names.

Kathryn Dalglish-11

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Hey H.,

Now that you have had a little time to try WikiTree, there are a few more features you may find useful.

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