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Kathleen (Starks) Thomas
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Edit: Have noticed you have 30 odd rejected matches on this profile. Any time someone removes them from their profile, the same thing will happen.
edited by Lisa Bridson
Re adding British Colonial America to William Fitch's profile... I don't think that was a term that was used by people within Connecticut to refer to their location. Connecticut Colony, certainly, but I don't think British Colonial America is correct. Is there something on WikiTree you can point me to so that I can understand that this was the contemporaneous usage? Thanks, Sharon
Thank you for adding sources to James Fitch. Did you happen to notice that the first one you added has a different birth date and a different father than the profile? Did you perhaps mean to add it to a different James Fitch?
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