Doug Warren
Honor Code SignatorySigned 14 Jun 2013 | 2,539 contributions | 56 thank-yous | 632 connections
Signed 14 Jun 2013 | 2,539 contributions | 56 thank-yous | 632 connections
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Doug P. Warren
Born 1940s.
Ancestors 
Son of Corky Warren
and Elinor (Kaye) Warren
Brother of
Wendy (Warren) Austin
[children unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 6 Jun 2013
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I'm glad that I joined the Cornwall and Yorkshire teams. I have contributed in both those areas, and would like to do more. My ancestors come from there, but I have also done research and profiles about others beyond my family too. Cornwall is probably my highest preference because of my Warren and Paull paternal grandparents and relatives; however, I'm also interested in Yorkshire since my maternal Kay(e) ancestors originated there.
I spent so much time in various (interesting) rabbit holes during my research on Orphan Trail 1 and 2 that I felt I need some time away just to regroup and focus on some other things for a while. But I will probably resume my activities again fairly soon after this helpful diversion.
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I wrote to you recently as part of the England Project's six-monthly check-in with our project members. I haven't heard back from you. I hope you are well.
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Yes, I’m doing great. The Orphan Trail 1 experience was one of the highlights of being a member of the England project this year. I created or improved so many more related profiles beside the three that I was officially working on: John Bayly (Bayly-31), Sarah (Maxfield) Hartley (Maxfield-32), and Dr John Parsons, MD (Parsons-8654). I currently have about 155 profiles on my Watchlist, most created and/or edited this year.
I have joined the Yorkshire and Cornwall teams, and I have been actively contributing to both of them. I recently enhanced at least 3 Kay profiles for Yorktown based on an Unsourced profile for Jane Kay (Kay-1887), and also currently working on profiles for John Cunliffe (Cunliffe-121) and related profiles from their Unconnected list.
I have also been actively improving the biography, facts, sources, and connections of my ancestors in Cornwall and Yorkshire. When Orphan Trail 2 becomes available, I look forward to taking part. I definitely want to continue with my involvement in the England project. Thanks for checking in with me.
Doug
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Ian, England Project Leader
Sorry for not replying earlier. I am happy with my current membership in the England project, as well as the Yorkshire and Cornwall teams. After graduating from Orphan Trail 1, I received a welcome email from Dave Welburn (Welburn-134), a Yorkshire team leader; I have updated the Space:Yorkshire_Team page with information about my interests and current focus. I don't think I ever received any message from the Cornwall team, although I see that Sarah Grimaldi, Cornwall team leader, must have added my name to the list of members but I still need to add my specific interests on that page, and I have been working on many Cornwall profiles, especially my ancestors.
Doug
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