User talk:Rootstodig

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Donaghe Information [27 September 2013]

Hello, I got your message on my Talk Page, from the information given, it appears that you descend from Hugh Caslin Donaghe, grandson of Person:Hugh_Donaghe_(2). Hugh is actually named in his grandfather's will, identifying him as a son of Hugh Sr.'s son, James Donaghe, who predeceased his father. [Note that Hugh Sr. also had a younger son named James with his likely much younger 2nd wife, also named in his will].

If you're not sure how to make edits on WeRelate, there are several helpful videos on the "Help" "Content" tab on the upper-right of your screen, as well as detailed instructions linked to the "Help" "FAQ" tab. Please be sure to only add Persons and Families that are well-researched, fact-based and documented, supported by records, etc. Other than that, feel free to add whatever additional stories, records, maps, and other documentation you may have on your line.

Hope this helps. Once you get started, it gets much easier as you go along, sort of like riding a bike:)

I found the couple that you added and connected them to the rest of the Donaghe line, there were a few Ancestry Member submissions that other researchers have added that tied in. :)

Best regards, and have a great week,

Jim--Delijim 12:42, 27 September 2013 (UTC)