User talk:Jim LaLone

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Hartshorne [20 July 2010]

I don't use this site often and am confused as to how to leave a comment on your "talk" entry. Looks like our lines do indeed connect.--Ssmith525 22:08, 19 July 2010 (EDT)

Your message concerned the Sarah Hartshore/John Taylor line - connecting with my line. I agree the site isn't very user friendly. I imagine it's like everything else related to the internet, the more you use it the more familiar it becomes.--Ssmith525 11:15, 20 July 2010 (EDT)

Smith/Hines [26 October 2010]

My husband is the grandnephew of Alison Dale Smith, no relationship on the "Hines" side.--Ssmith525 10:52, 26 October 2010 (EDT)

Bisaillon [28 December 2013]

Jim- We have found a strong family connection to Binot and Pierre Bisaillon. The surname Bisaillon was changed in he US sometime in the late 1800's to Bisiar. We would like to know how/why the name spelling changed. I have extensive family background and one of our late relatives used the Bisaillon spelling until she died. I would like to know if you have information that would give us some answers, I printed out your family history and it correlates to that done by Jack Theis, TX, and Mike Bisaillon, FL and ours Bisiar, WY.

Marj Bisiar cbisiar@bresnan.net--BisiarMB 17:29, 28 December 2013 (UTC)