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The Colonial family of Rev. Pardon Tillinghast to Mercy Arnold
Pardon Tillinghast was born in the early 1620s near Beachy Head in Seven Cliffs, Sussex, England. These are his marriages and children, grandchildren…
Alicia M Prater
Mar 25
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The Wives and Children of Colonial Poet Edward Taylor (1642-1729)
Edward Taylor was born in 1642. He is considered by some to be the foremost Colonial poet. He had two wives and 14 children before his death in 1729.
Alicia M Prater
Mar 15
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Current discussions in Lineage Research
Two trends I'm seeing in genealogy research - history and ChatGPT
Alicia M Prater
Mar 7
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Current discussions in Lineage Research
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February 2023
John Aplin (~1710-1722) of Providence, Rhode Island and his known children and grandchildren
The known marriages and children of John Aplin.
Alicia M Prater
Feb 24
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Surname Research Asked for on Quora
The Lineage Research Space on Quora has had quite a few questions submitted lately, many of them pertaining to the origins of certain surnames. If you…
Alicia M Prater
Feb 13
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Surname Research Asked for on Quora
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A medieval de Marynes/Marignes line ending in Margery de Haute
One of the lineages in the second volume of My Lineage from the Roots Up, which I am currently finishing, goes back to Margery de Marynes who married…
Alicia M Prater
Feb 5
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A medieval de Marynes/Marignes line ending in Margery de Haute
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January 2023
The line from William Arnold to Benedict Arnold
The Arnold Family of Rhode Island and a Revolutionary Traitor
Alicia M Prater
Jan 26
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The 17th century family of George Rownes and Ruth Ricketts
George Rownes (or Ronnes, Roanes, Roans, Rounds, Rownds) was born in or around 1855 in Bilston, Staffordshire, England. He married Ruth Ricketts around…
Alicia M Prater
Jan 16
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The 17th century family of George Rownes and Ruth Ricketts
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Plague, disasters, and war
Examples of how records go missing and why there would be records still available at all. Based on my family lineage in England and historical events…
Alicia M Prater
Jan 5
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December 2022
A Year of GenTales
2022 has been a busy and enlightening year. I started this Substack a year ago in December 2021 to highlight family lineages I’ve put together and talk…
Alicia M Prater
Dec 28, 2022
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A Year of GenTales
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Visualizing the Web Weaved by an Endogamous Family Tree
I’m finishing up my second volume of My Lineage from the Roots Up (Prater-England), which involves putting together graphic representations of portions…
Alicia M Prater
Dec 14, 2022
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Visualizing the Web Weaved by an Endogamous Family Tree
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November 2022
The children of the 'Mayor of Guildford', Nicholas Babbs
This family is a short branch in my family tree in My Lineage from the Roots Up, vol. 1. All of the references are available in the footnotes of that…
Alicia M Prater
Nov 21, 2022
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