Pioneers of My People
Viewing comments for Chapter 10 "Dearing, A Confusing History"Vignettes of my ancestors who made me who I am.
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Comment from Ulla
Hi Beth, this is really interesting, which I read very carefully. As you probably already know, I'm as interested in my origins as you are. It's really very fascinating. Ulla:)))
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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2022
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Hi Beth, this is really interesting, which I read very carefully. As you probably already know, I'm as interested in my origins as you are. It's really very fascinating. Ulla:)))
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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2022
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Thank you Ulla, It is great to hear people saying this is interesting because I always afraid my family lines will be boring to others.
Beth
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Oh, it's far from boring!
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
That was really interesting, Beth. You managed to go back to relatives living in Kent, where I lived for six years as a child. It must be fun to trace family back so far, but it would have been better if those who wrote the names and dates down spelt them correctly. I think that happened to many people whose name's changed over the centuries. The fact that we must all have been related to some in the Bible, has to be considered. Well done, my friend, you did really well in your research. :)) Sandra xx
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reply by the author on 18-Jun-2022
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That was really interesting, Beth. You managed to go back to relatives living in Kent, where I lived for six years as a child. It must be fun to trace family back so far, but it would have been better if those who wrote the names and dates down spelt them correctly. I think that happened to many people whose name's changed over the centuries. The fact that we must all have been related to some in the Bible, has to be considered. Well done, my friend, you did really well in your research. :)) Sandra xx
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Comment Written 18-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2022
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Thank you Sandra. It is very frustrating to have all the errors and name changes. It seems most of the early settlers roots were in England. I sure they all left family there. It's is understandable that after being in this country for a while, the people wanted to be free to rule here but it seems wrong to have treated those, whose allegiance was still with the mother country, so harshly.
Beth
