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"seeking more info James Drysdale m Christina Curry b1802 d1886, children Henry, George, Janet, Agnes, James Keith b1847 d1917, "
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"Look to connect James Drysdale b1800 m to Christine Curry b1802 d1886 children, Henry, George, Janet, Agnes, and James Keith b1847 d1917"
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"https://ia800208.us.archive.org/9/items/cihm_05793/cihm_05793.pdf ;  go to the 23rd chapter ."
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Russell Lynn Drysdale commented on Roger Steves's blog post Drysdale
"Roger , I honestly know of no one that has successfully been able to document their selves back to the ''Drysdale document'' , either Douglas or Drysdale . "
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"Welcome  Roger ."
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Drysdale

Looking for a connection between the three Douglass, Thomas, William, and James, who in 1503 changed their surname to Drysdale to escape persecution, and James Drysdale, below.My family tree shows a James Drysdale married to a Christine Curry (no dates) having five children, Henry, George, Janet, Agnes, and James Keith Drysdale. James Keith died 11/11/1917, and was married twice, first to Margaret Browne, then Mary Pearce. From the marriage with Mary Pearce,  they had three children, Ethel…See More
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From the Drysdales in Marlebone area, London.
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Drysdale sept
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Posted on April 9, 2019 at 16:15 1 Comment

Looking for a connection between the three Douglass, Thomas, William, and James, who in 1503 changed their surname to Drysdale to escape persecution, and James Drysdale, below.

My family tree shows a James Drysdale married to a Christine Curry (no dates) having five children, Henry, George, Janet, Agnes, and James Keith Drysdale. James Keith died 11/11/1917, and was married twice, first to Margaret Browne, then Mary Pearce. From the marriage with Mary Pearce,  they had three children,…

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At 23:25 on April 9, 2019, Russell Lynn Drysdale said…

https://ia800208.us.archive.org/9/items/cihm_05793/cihm_05793.pdf   go to the 23rd chapter .

At 21:44 on April 9, 2019, Russell Lynn Drysdale said…

Welcome  Roger .

 
 
 

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