User talk:Colettehj

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Next step: Review your GEDCOM [30 July 2012]

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export-Ancestors.ged Imported Successfully [31 July 2012]

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Haydon/Hayden Source [16 August 2012]

Greetings! I saw some of your edits and took the liberty of creating a source page to give you an example and to show how that can be done. Also normalized a few place names so that they lined up with the names as they exist in our place database (fewer red links). Hope you'll find these helpful. --jrm03063 10:41, 16 August 2012 (EDT)

Thank you, that is much better. Much appreciated. I am still learning the ropes.--Colettehj 19:04, 16 August 2012 (EDT)

Bertram Cundall [21 January 2013]

Hi, not quite sure how this works yet but stumbled across your research.

I think I can clarify re Cundall bros ww1

I believe both went but Bertram was killed on the Somme

See these links. One to local memorial in Wilsden where his name is and other to memorial in France

http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/757981/CUNDALL,%20BERTRAM

http://flickrhivemind.net/Tags/wilsdenwarmemorial/Timeline

Cheers--Aschofield 01:45, 21 January 2013 (EST)

Bertram Cundall [22 January 2013]

sorry wrong link before, see below

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chairman8/7359131772/

Thank you! I really had just gotten started. Please feel free to add to any of the pages. I have added those sources and a brief note on the page for Bertram.--Colettehj 22:48, 21 January 2013 (EST)

Robert Haydon born 1595 Crediton, Devon. [25 April 2013]

Dear Colettehj

I am researching the Haydon line in Crediton, Devon, My Great Great Great Great Grandparents were Thomas Sharland Married Ann Haydon, born 2 June 1772 Crediton, Devon, her parents were John Haydon born 1748 Crediton Devon Married Sarah Glandvill, his father Nathaniel Haydon born 1700 - 1773 married Mary Stevens. His father Samuel Haydon born 1661 Crediton, Devon to 1734 Married Mary Hammond, his father Robert Haydon born 1628 I dont have a death date for him Married Hannah Keene, his father Robert Haydon born 1595 Crediton, Devon Married 1623 Mary Ridd, I see you have his parents as being Robert Haydon born 1560 Cadhay, Devon. Married to Joan Paulet, do you have source information to confirm that they are his parents. If you could let me know. Appreciate your help in this,

Thanks

Karen Boxall--Lizziebox 04:22, 25 April 2013 (EDT)

Yorkshire Geography [11 October 2013]

Hi
Just a word about the history and geography of places in Yorkshire: Yorkshire was divided into the North Riding of Yorkshire, the West Riding of Yorkshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire until 1974. In that year there was an across-England reorganization of local government which introduced North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire (as well as Cleveland and Humberside) instead of the Ridings. The borders between the Ridings are quite different to those between the present-day areas.

In WeRelate we try to described places as they were in 1900, so it is better to use the terms that include the word "Riding" in describing them. I am currently working on providing better descriptions for places in Yorkshire, but I started with what is now South Yorkshire and will not be working on West Yorkshire and North Yorkshire for a while yet. Yorkshire is a big place!

I can help further with specific places if you like.

Regards, --Goldenoldie 09:02, 11 October 2013 (UTC)

cundalls [29 October 2013]

Hi I am also related to the cundalls and have some wills I am transcribing

Are you still researching?

By the way we have a dallowgill website now

Dallowgill.org.uk
Cm--Cm 22:55, 29 October 2013 (UTC)

John Learmonth [6 April 2016]

Hi Collette,

I came across your page here on a Learmonth search on Google, and picked out some of your info regarding Jack's wife which I did not have, and also Jack's death.

Just wanted to add that Jack's birth was 25 Nov 1909, not 1908 at 20 Arden Street, Edinburgh. I believe they have a daughter Jenny.

I am researching the Learmonth family from Orkney.

Best regards,

Kenny Learmonth--Kenlear 16:41, 6 April 2016 (UTC)