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David Wardell
September, 2007

Gene Taylor
15 Jan 2002

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Thanks for this genealogical information. I'm in search of information about Elizabeth Wardell, the mother of my great-grandfather and you've given me the connection. She was the daughter of Thomas Wardell born in 1781.

Sam LeFevre
11 Feb 2002

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Great Website: Took a lot of work. I am a ggg-son of Hannah Holyoak through William Dame. You might already know that both Rachel and Rebecca were adopted Piute Indian Girls. I have some stories and pictures about Hannah if you are interested. I would to see pictures posted.

 Matthias Hornung
17 Dec 2004

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Hi! Great site! Do you have any further information about the family of Barbara Hurni? My first known ancestor was Peter Hurni from Guemmenen canton Bern (near Muehleberg) born about 1673. Best regards, Matthias Hornung

Marilyn Deatherage
22 May 2005

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I have Salvisberg families in Muhleberg, Bern, Switzerland as well as Maeder, Herren, Scherler,Remund etc.

Justin Daniel Lindsay
14 Nov 2005

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Thank You for your web site and the info. My Grandmother did alot of genealogy work, but after she died no one has been able to find it. I really didn't know about my family history until I stumbled on to your web site. My wife and I took a vacation to Bear Lake last year and visited the graves in Bennington. It was cool. Thanks again for your work. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Jerry Sublett
30 Oct 2006

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I am a decendant of the Killingsworth family who came into the Carolinas shortly before the 1760s. They were scotch/irish. Your piece cleared up for me why they came from ulster and why...great