Roger Davey
Honor Code SignatorySigned 3 Jan 2015 | 37,627 contributions | 1,203 thank-yous | 4,092 connections
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We are delighted to announce a new Profile Improvements Team namely the England Tangled Families Team which will be formed by merging the Arborists, Gedcoms and Unknown Teams,
As we know tangled families are created from old GEDCOM’s which cover many generations resulting in the need to merge profiles and having to disconnect others together with finding unknown spouses and family members.
The merging of the existing three teams into one exciting new team will hopefully reduce duplications and definitely will increase collaboration between you our experienced and dedicated members.
Team Leader for the England Tangled Families Team will be Fran Weidman who has agreed to manage the team bringing her excellent knowledge and experience from creating and managing the Unknowns Team together with Fran’s five year membership of the England Project.
Currently as a member of one or more of the named teams we are asking you to join our new amalgamated Tangled Families Team and letting us know by contacting Joan Williams or Malc Rowlands through Discord Messaging, England Project Google Group or Private WT Message if you want to join our new team.
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Kind Regards Roger Davey
You uploaded a photo of billiard/snooker player Melbourne Inman in 2019. He was my great-uncle and it is a photo I have not seen before. I wondered what your connection is with Mel and, also, if you have any knowledge of where he is buried? When he died in August 1951 he was living at 116 Farnaby Road, Bromley and died in hospital at Farnborough, Kent. My late father attended his funeral but couldn't remember where it took place. Many thanks for any info you can provide. If you prefer my email is [email address removed] (bob DOT inman AT btinternet DOT com)
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You have been absolutely marvelous in assisting me to fill in gaps in a shared family tree that I never would have been able to do on my own! You have been incredibly generous with your time and provision of information and assistance! Kudos to your knowledge in this area.