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Davy-186 and Davy-96 appear to represent the same person because: Peter Davy 186 and Peter Davy 96 are the same person. Below page 51 and 52 have this Peter Davy.
Davy-186 and Davy-96 are not ready to be merged because: Mechelle shows Davy-96 being deceased in 1753. (born 1750). I show Davy-186 born in 1753. It was a common practice when the first born, who was named after the father died, the next born son received the same name. If they were the same person he would have been 103 when he died. NOT impossible, BUT, highly unlikely. In another case of this type I found that the father, son and grandson all had the same name and appeared to be 115 years old. SO, until someone comes up with solid proof to the cotrary, I will not approve this merge. Bill
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