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Douglases in Cockpen - 18th century and before Here's some of what I have on the Cockpen Duglass/Douglas people. At William's suggestion I'm putting this in a 'discussion' as there may b… Started by Jenny Blain in Genealogy	33	May 29, 2023 Reply by Jenny Blain
Jones-Douglas Conundrum Kia ora everyone, I've decided to post something here after hitting a bit of a wall in trying to untangle a bit of a confusion in my family… Started by Ruby Petra Louise Douglas in Genealogy	9	May 22, 2023 Reply by Mark Stephen Elliott
Trying to Trace Through My Douglass line of Ancestors. I recently turned 40 and chose to honor the occasion by taking a lengthy vacation to the UK. I've always wanted to visit, and I know it pla… Started by Matthew Raymond Smith in Genealogy	1	May 13, 2023 Reply by William Douglas
Douglass of Delaware County, New York My 3rd great grandfather, James Douglass was born in September, 1798, in Delaware County, New York. He later lived in Caroline, Tompkins Co… Started by Dorothey L Sherman in Genealogy	13	May 1, 2023 Reply by Linda Hildebrand
Robert Drysdale d: 11 May 1876 Looking for assistance in researching my wife's Drysdale history. I've been able to go back to Robert Drysdale d: 11 May 1876, m: Christina… Started by Don and Aileen Theall in Genealogy	4	Apr 28, 2023 Reply by Don and Aileen Theall
Penkridge ... ...''Railways and Roads The Grand Junction railway on the northern part of the line from London to Manchester and Liverpool passes through… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale in General	1	Apr 20, 2023 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
Domini & Mary’s daughter Sarah The incorrect record of birth is attached to daughter Sarah on every ancestry website I have looked at. It lists father Domini, mother Sara… Started by Paula Marx in Genealogy	1	Mar 11, 2023 Reply by William Douglas
Letters between Domini Douglass and George Washington Has anyone seen these, and know where they are. I came across them a few weeks back, but I don’t remember where. Started by Paula Marx in Genealogy	0	Mar 10, 2023
80 Drysdale men counted at 1541 weapon show Encyclopedia Britannica WAPENSHAW (M.E. for “weapon-show”), a periodical muster or review of troops formerly held in every district in Scot… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale in History	1	Jan 15, 2023 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
William Douglas b. 1668 I am traveling to Dumfries, Wigtown, and Castle Douglas to try to confirm the lineage of William Douglas (born 1668). Any suggestions for h… Started by Kara Cox in Genealogy	1	Jan 14, 2023 Reply by William Douglas

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