Anonymous Wasson

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Is Ms Anonymous Wasson still working the profiles she has her name on? I am trying to work some of the same families and would like to communicate with whoever is managing the Barton line.

It was on Stairs-169. Don't worry about it.

Sorry about that. I thought that you were the one who added that comment.

Hi!

The Appreciation Team thanks you for all for your hard work for reaching 1000+ contributions for the month July 2019. Onward and upward!

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WikiTree Appreciation Team

Hi Anon,

In regards to the message which you posted to Henry VIII's profile, I believe you may have done so in error. The link you provided, in regards to James Domville, states that the family has an unbroken line of descent from Henry III, not VIII. Henry III was Henry VIII's eighth great-grandfather, and Henry III alone had eight children and 35 grandchildren.

Hi Anon, Thanks for adding links to potential sources on profiles. Here's how to do it and not create a blind link: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Adding_Links#Links_to_Other_Websites

Basically, just add a space and a few words to describe what you're linking before you add the closing brackets. It just makes the link more user-friendly. Thanks!

Hello Anonymous. I do not claim to be an expert on genealogy enough to have any authoritative weight. However, there is a very good chance that there was a son named Roderick. My late grandmother who was a certified genealogist did some extensive compiling of the Morehouse family in New Brunswick as it was one of her main focuses. According to her papers many of which are compiled here: [1]. Frederick would be the s/o Levi, and h/o Susannah Melvina Turner. Based on the area that Roderick was supposedly born these would be the only possible Fred and Susan Morehouse located there at the time. Also interestingly he appears to be buried in Burton with middle name Melvin. Seems like a match. Fred probably had abt 10 kids.

Thank you for the info on the marriage on Helen Stone and RB Wasson. Wish I could actually find more on info on her father. That is one place I am stuck.

I have no clue why it is set as rejected we just merged the two or three Jane's and Major profiles. Johnson needs done too.

Unfortunately. you didn't provide a link to this document. I'd love to see it.

some data doctors are annoying. is this katy? i would rather it was left to whomever will claim it as their own ancestry.