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Biography
Elizabeth was born about 1705. Elizabeth Ward ... She passed away about 1748.
Samuel McCulloch
Direct ancestor (8 generations)
Birth 1705 - Mamacullen, Armagh, Ireland
Death June 8 1748 - Gloucester, New Jersey, USA
Parents John McCulloch and Mary McCulloch (born Campbell)
Wife Elizabeth McCulloch (born Ward)
Son John
Samuel McCullochNEW
Birth Circa 1705 - Ulster, Northern Ireland
Death After June 8 1748 - GloucesterTownship, Gloucester County, New Jersey
Parents John McCulloch and Mary Elizabeth McCulloch (born Campbell)
Wife Elizabeth McCulloch (born Ward)
Son George
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Acknowledgements
WikiTree profile Ward-2489 created through the import of tree.ged on Jun 4, 2011 by Carolyn Living. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Carolyn and others.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships.
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Ward-18257 and Ward-465 do not represent the same person because: It is very possible they are the same person, however, work is being done on family line to resolve multiple bad merge issues and until that is resolved this one will need to wait. See Ward-465 for details.
I am not at this time inclined to merge ANY of the people immediately adjacent to Col. John C McCullough Sr. aka McCulloch (currently https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/McCullough-162) due to multiple unsatisfiable bad merges of the various members of the family and other families.
The issue at current is that the merge of this individual effects the mergers of all the related people, and the only way to work out the bad mergers is to fix the family at the most recent generations and work back. Attempting mergers of the people and profiles at this far back of generation is just going to result in more collisions and confusion until the existing contradictory genealogies are cleaned up and properly separated.
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The issue at current is that the merge of this individual effects the mergers of all the related people, and the only way to work out the bad mergers is to fix the family at the most recent generations and work back. Attempting mergers of the people and profiles at this far back of generation is just going to result in more collisions and confusion until the existing contradictory genealogies are cleaned up and properly separated.