Source: S458 Author: Calnek, W. A. Title: History of the County of Annapolis Abbreviation: Calnek, W.A. Publication: Toronto: W. Briggs, 1897 Repository: #R142 Media: Book Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
Repository: R142 Name: Heritage Quest Online Address: Available online through public libraries' online services.
Source: S471 Author: Farnbach, Karen Title: My Ancestry Abbreviation: My Ancestry Publication: RootsWeb/9 Jan 2005 Note: Author appears to have done conscientious research. Provides many sources under Notes*. Where no other sources are noted, author uses LDS sources. n the case of the Fales line, it is clear that the LDS source is based on the book, "The Fales Family of Bristol, Rhode Island" by D.C. Fales. bkhjh@sbcglobal.net Repository: #R149 Media: Electronic Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
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Baker-16046 and Baker-1465 are not ready to be merged because: There is a coincidence of names, here, but not of unusual names. Although I have not added where my McGregor/Baker couple doubtlessly married, I am 99% certain that it should have been Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada, where this whole Baker family moved during the American Revolution. If you have evidence that your couple were married there, please add it & I will reconsider the merge!
Baker-16046 and Baker-1465 appear to represent the same person because: Unfortunately, the names Baker and McGregor are fairly common, but based on the names of Henry and his daughter Susan/Susanne, plus their location and dates, I would guess these are the same people.
Baker-8478 and Baker-1465 appear to represent the same person because: Parents of my Baker were in the vicinity of Wilmot, Nova Scotia, mid-1700s. Combined with the coincidence of the Crocker surname, these are likely a match.
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