Barbara Brown
Honor Code SignatorySigned 9 Feb 2022 | 2,938 contributions | 27 thank-yous | 463 connections
Signed 9 Feb 2022 | 2,938 contributions | 27 thank-yous | 463 connections
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Barbara J. Brown
Ancestors 
Daughter of
[private father (1900s - 1970s)]
and [private mother (1910s - 1980s)]
Sister of
[private brother (1950s - 2000s)]
[children unknown]
Profile last modified
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Biography
Barbara Brown has completed the England Project's Post 1700 Orphan Trail I.
Barbara Brown participated in the 2023 England Project Halloween Challenge.
Barbara gifted some WikiTree kindness during the 2023 Secret Santa!
Barbara the daughter of William Joseph Brown and Edith Florence [1] was born in 1949 at St Helier Hospital, Morden Surrey. [2]
Her parents baptised her in 1950 at St Peter's Morden, Surrey. They were living at 9 Rose Avenue Morden with William's father William.
Sources
- ↑ "England and Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007", database with images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.co.uk/sharing/878794?mark=3caf5b03f2ac647a8795909fedbee9dcffb46986afd6fa47b7b19bdb36a204b5 accessed Dec 2022) Barbara J Brown Dec 1949 Surrey North Eastern, mother Webster; citing "General Register Office, UK; reference: Volume 5g page 692"
- ↑ ["England and Wales Civil Registration Birth Index 1916-2007 database on line Ancestry Ancestry Record 8782 #23023346]
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- Barbara's formal name
- full middle name (J.)
- e-mail address
- images (1)
- private siblings' names
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Barbara:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Barbara:
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Barbara Brown:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch UM8247399 [compare], yourDNAportal BAR2ce05e62, Ancestry member 22bill
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I have only just completed the Orphan Trail1 and joined the Profile Improvement, Bio Builders group. At the moment I am working on profiles in my own tree.I have been researching for 20 years and have accummulated lots of information in all sorts of files and containers as well as a tree on Ancestry. I used to visit Archive Centres and take photographs of relevant documents eg settlement certificates which I don't suppose I can add as an image because of copyright so I have a lot of transcribing to do. I did not use a gedcom file to download my tree and so I am gradually doing each profile. Unfortunately I have a very old iMac which will not allow me to use extensions like Sourcer so it is slow work as I am still learning about the style to use for each type of source. I do hope to buy a new computer soon but it is a long journey to the nearest Apple shop (the downside of living in Cornwall!!) I do have evidence for some people linked to one of my ancestors which goes back to the 1600s so I am hoping to do Orphan Trail2 when I have gained a bit more experience. Also in the future I might join a county team the trouble would be chosing which one -I have ancestors in Kent, Sussex, Somerset, (Kent, Surrey and Middlesex London, Devon, Norfolk and apparently according to my DNA I have ancestors from Yorkshire which is news to me as I have not come across any so far! As far as helping the project with unsourced profiles I am not sure how to go about this. For example is there a list to work from and if you add a source do you have to take it off the list or mark it in some way. I did come across a profile which had categories about missing sources. I added a birth source should I then remove that category on that profile? I am too new to suggest things the project can do in the future. I am still learning what it is doing now. I like getting involved in researching a very indepth profile so I am happy to do so for the England Project. Thank you for contacting me. It makes me feel part of the team. Barbara
You are doing the right thing adding your family members one at a time. I did the same thing when I graduated the OT and found a few mistakes. It’s a great opportunity to check your research and make sure all the connections are properly sourced. Also, having lived in Cornwall at one time, I know exactly what you mean about how far it is to the shops lol.
As far as County teams go, you can always join more than one, but it would be a good idea to join the ones covering the areas where most of the profiles you are going to be adding come from. Some of the counties leaders are more active than others so joining a few is not a bad idea. You don’t have to take part in any activities unless you want to, and it’s perfectly ok to be working on your own ancestors. Everything helps our one tree.
When you add a source to an unsourced profile, yes, you should go ahead and remove any “unsourced” categories and/ or stickers from the profile. Some of us find sourcing quite a relaxing thing to do when we want a bit of distraction from real life.
Many thanks for everything you are doing and I hope you continue to enjoy the project. Let me know when you have decided which county team(s) you would like to join and I’ll get you added.
Best Regards,
Maddy
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