Colleen (Thompson) Peck

Thank you for your help, Colleen!

Thank you for your message, Colleen, re John Brown(s). I will research them further. I think it is safe to say there was confusion created by Perley himself, as well as vis-a-vis Candlewood.

Hi Colleen,

Resources for researching Dutch ancestors are listed at Dutch Archives, with a "howto" of wiewaswie and zoekakten. Zoekakten is the site I use to get images of original certificates found on familysearch. That's how I located the image of your great grandmother.

Hi Colleen,

I noticed you frequently use wiewaswie when researching Dutch ancestors. Starting this month only very basic searching (no wildcards, no dual names) will be offered free. Advanced searching requires a subscription (€18,50 per year). I will get a subscription anyway, so if you need help just let me know. A thing you may have missed on wiewaswie is that you can query the inventory by place name (dutch version only(!)): WatZit ErIn (WhatsInIt). So for instance you can see there are NO birth records for Nibbixwoud (your Haring profiles). Images of these birth certificates can be obtained though by searching familysearch.

Hello Colleen,

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Hi,

I noticed your new Club 100 badge.

Congratulations ?

Keep up the nice work.

Guy

Hi Colleen. I have added you to the trusted list for Gilbert Thompson. I hope that he is the same gentleman that you have in your tree. I am less familiar with this part of the "Norman" tree. Isak and Erick Norman (nee Eliasson) were brothers that came to MN from Sweden. Sarah Thompson (nee Norman) was the daughter of Isak. I am descended from Erick.

Ron

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