User talk:JanetRalston

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Arthur Goddard (as per JulesCooke06) [2 July 2015]

Hi Janet

I see you are trying to ask User:JulesCooke06 about your grandfather. JulesCooke06 appears to be one of our fellow users who left a large family tree on WR and then was never seen on the website again. I have been meeting up with a great many of her family members while revising entries for places in England. I think you could feel free to revise the Goddard family with anything you know and want to share with other WR users. From the alterations I have made recently I doubt if there will be any complaint from the original contributor.

Remember, all places in the UK should have 3 parts to the name: place, county, country. If you have a subscription to Ancestry Worldwide, there are a lot of new UK databases with some very useful data.

A word of warning: in some parts of the family the gender of the persons has been omitted. I have been adding them along with other corrections. Non-gendered people tend to show up as three-part marriages (!?!)

Regards, --Goldenoldie 20:38, 2 July 2015 (UTC)