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	'' Count F H L de Marillac settled in the Tzaneen district after the First World War and established the farm St Julien , later purchased by The Department of Water Affairs to form part of the site of the new dam ''	1
	$	8
	$150	1
	$175	1
	$200	1
	$250	1
	$350	1
	$400	1
	$500	2
	$550	2
	$750	1
	$800	2
	🌟	5
	🌳	1
	🌺	1
	🌿	1
	☙	6
	✯	3
	© Bree Ogle 21 Jul 2019 WikTree.com	1
	''( marriage 28 May 1907 Frankfort South Africa )''	1
	( Primary Sources Needed)	1
	((BEST MATCH))	1
	(''22 d˘ Pieter Fourie van Cabo burger van Swellendam jongman met Sibella Steyn van Cabo jongedogter''	1
	(Abigail)	1
	(Afrikaans) Gebeurtenisse	1
	(Any errors in transcription are mine, as it is very difficult reading through the watermark imposed by the national archives plus the handwriting is very different from any I'm used to. If there's a better place to put blocks of text, I'll figure it out later! — [[Paul-5413	1
	(b. during or aft. c. 1555, age 10 or less at marriage)	3
	(b1886)	1
	(both Johannes Hendriks marked as majors on probate record ?)	1
	(category ?)	1
	(English) Events	1
	(future wife of James Williams)	2
	(I have added the transcription of eGGSA but as you can see the transcription is not 100% correct.)	1
	(needs sources)	1
	(Paul's Son)	12
	(Paul's wife)	6
	(primary source needed)	1
	(primary source not seen)	2
	(primary sources needed - see R/N)	1
	(primary sources needed)	1
	(primary sources needed: some data proved inaccurate)	1
	(Primary sources not found, estimation of 1861 based on her being the 4th child after her parent's 1850 marriage, and the 5th child was born in 1864, so a range of 1856 to 1863 is possible)	1
	(primary sources not seen)	1
	''(probate, Gertruida Maria (van Biljon) Britz, b1869 Smithfield, d1958 Bloemfontein . . .	2
	(Sally)	1
	(source needed)	6
	(Sources Needed !)	1
	(Sources Needed)	7
	(surname transcribled as Shofie)	6
	'''*'''	2
	*'''Viewer Comments''' #Sue Bell - I just watched ABC Open featuring Alan's 100th Birthday. What an Amazing Australian! I had to find out more about this man! Must contact ABC Australian Story so we can learn more about Alan. #Kerri Smith - What a wonderful artist. I'm regularly surprised at the obscurity of such talented creative people. #Petah Digby - Thank you Uncle Alan - you did an amazing thing recording the exposure of those atrocities! What a horrifying experience it must have been. Good to see you still with us. Your Goddaughter Petah. #goodnewseverybodycom - Wow, great work! I never heard of this artist or this type of artwork. I found this by accident while searching the history of WWII POW camps after hearing the amazing story of Louis Zamberini in the audio book Unbroken . I shared this video on my facebook group (Good News Creativity)	1
	, pro animabus omnium antecessorum et consanguineorum, et precipue pro anima Johannis de Grey fratris,	1
	//** Ogle family side-note **//	1
	[[Beardsley-386	2
	[[Copinger-45]] May Irene Copinger born 25 May 1879 Baltimore, Maryland, USA died 28 Jun 1941 Stayed single	1
	[[Hvitfeldt-7	1
	[[Kennedy-14080	1
	[[Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager	2
	[[Thompson-14289	35
	[2:2:2:MMXM-KYY]	1
	[A]	1
	[''alternate''] Birth	1
	[Citation] ?	3
	[Citation]?	1
	[GQD:9-1JR]	1
	[http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pinkerton Detective agency Space page The Pinkerton National Detective Agency]	1
	[Marriage record]	1
	[note that Skipwith mentions a servant named, John Porter, in her [[Roberts-10072#Will	1
	[Note: Mary was named as Mary Clark in her father's estate distribution in Feb. 1710, so the assumption is that she married before that date]	1
	[QGVR:ZPX1]	1
	[QV23:FHLF]	1
	[QVB8:HW6B]	1
	[See Foot Note 1]	2
	[See Research Note 1]	1
	[source ?]	1
	[Source Needed]	1
	~ ''Google Translate''.	1
	~ ''webtran.eu''.	1
	Child #12 Lydia Asmus, age 4	3
	Wife of Brother #4 Elisabeth Asmus, age unknown, widow	2
		13
	[A]	1
	[B]	1
	<---This matches his Find a Grave information, which has no source for this information.	1
	Familiegekiedenis (Afrikaans)	2
	''This profile has been Project Profile Protected'' though no baptismal spelling of the name has been found [yet]. See the text under the heading 'Baptism'.	1
	>>>>Source-Bron pag 164-165<<<<	25
	>>>>Source-Bron<<<<	32,448
	>>>>Source-Bron<<<< blz 20 acte van bekendheid	6
	>>>>Source-Bron<<<<] ---- * ✝ Zij is overleden op {{Blue	7
	█	1
	05 Sept 1905 (this profile's date, no record found . . . ., ??)	1
	08 Dec 1903 (the Mavis Mary baptism noted above)	1
	1 Apr 1881 • Birth of Daughter [[Perryman-1214	1
	1 Aug 1957 • Birth of Granddaughter [[Kimberlee Wuertz]]	1
	1 DNA descendant Match	2
	1 Feb 2022:- No baptism found yet during this round of research	1
	1 Oct 1905 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16567	1
	1) HFL No Missing Household records 1798-1840	1
	10 Feb 1896 • Birth	1
	10 Feb 1896 • Birth of Daughter [[Perryman-1208	1
	100%	5
	11 Aug 1906 • Birth of Brother [[Friedrich Elmer Roever]]	1
	11 Jun 1843 • Birth	1
	11 Jun 1941 • Birth of Step-Granddaughter [[Judith Pizzella]]	1
	11 September 1892 • Birth	1
	114,276	1
	12 Nov 1937 • Birth of Son [[Daniel Anthony Wuertz]]	1
	14 Feb 1913 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16568	1
	14 Feb 1913 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16570	1
	15 Feb 1929 • Birth of Son [[Roever-11	2
	15 May 1900 • Birth	1
	157,076	1
	16 Feb 1926 • Birth of Son [[Roever-17	2
	16 Oct 1927 • Birth of Son [[Roever-18	2
	17 Sep 1923 • Birth of Daughter [[Wuertz-69	2
	18 Jan 1884 • Birth of Son [[Perryman-1215	1
	1808	1
	1861 Scotland Census	1
	1871 Scotland Census	1
	1943 Willem Pieter Diepraam	1
	2 Dec 1886 • Birth of Son [[Perryman-1216	1
	2 DNA descendant Match	1
	2 Jan 1903 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16565	1
	2 Jan 1921 • Birth of Daughter [[Wuertz-68	2
	2) Marriage record found	1
	21 Dec 1939 • Birth of Grandson [[Klein-6320	1
	21 Sep 1918 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16572	1
	2172, Wate Harete	1
	22 March 1874	1
	2207, Pea Tuta Kawhia	1
	2208, Kuhukuhu Rau	2
	23 Feb 2022:- No baptism found yet during this round of research	1
	23 Jul 1901 • Birth	1
	24 Jan 1918 • Birth of Daughter [[Wuertz-64	2
	24 Jul 1949 • Birth of Granddaughter [[Klein-6323	1
	24 Nov 1930 • Birth of Son [[Roever-19	2
	25 Oct 1902 • Birth of Sister [[Nelda Elisabeth Roever]]	1
	25 Oct 1958 • Birth of Granddaughter [[Roever-12	1
	2574, Kuhukuhu Rautangata	1
	26 DNA descendant Matches	1
	27,149	1
	28 May 1907	1
	29 Mar 1915 • Birth	1
	3 DNA descendant Match	1
	3,792	1
	30 Jul 1959 • Birth of Grandson [[Theodore Wuertz]]	1
	4 Feb 2022:- No baptism found yet during this round of research>	1
	4 Sep 1873	3
	4) HFL Household record 1871-1875	1
	4,433	1
	5 Mar 1915 • Birth of Sister [[Meyer-16571	1
	5 May 1909 • Birth of Sister [[Julia Friederika Tabitha Roever]]	1
	5) Death record [[Elg-19]]	1
	7,211	1
	8 Feb 1944 • Birth of Grandson [[Klein-6322	1
	8) 1825 Moved from Säfsnäs to Ljusnarsberg - Säfsnäs has no moved in/out records 1825 HFL Missing moving out records 1818?	1
	9 Nov 1904 • Birth of Sister [[Clara Louise Roever]]	1
	97,228	1
	A Further Y700 Tester who is a match to all testers from [[Templeton-1105	1
	A Further Y700 Tester who is a match to all testers from Robert, Sr. David, Sr. and James, Sr. lines. This takes this Templeton family back to its Irish origins and another as yet unnamed brother and the origins of this family line, to Islandmagee, Northern Ireland. There are hundreds of DNA matches beyond YDNA in Islandmagee to the descendants of these Carolina Templetons.	1
	A Further Y700 Tester who is a match to all testers from Robert, Sr. David, Sr. and James, Sr. lines. This takes this Templeton family back to its Irish origins and another as yet unnamed brother and the origins of this family line, to Portmuck Townland, Islandmagee, Northern Ireland. There are hundreds of DNA matches beyond YDNA in Islandmagee to the descendants of these Carolina Templetons.	4
	Aaron:	1
	aasen	1
	about 1849 • Birth of Brother [[Perryman-1220	1
	About 1959 • Birth of Granddaughter [[Deborah Pizzella]]	1
	Abt 1845 • Birth	1
	Abt. 1926 • Birth of Son [[Edward W. Wuertz]]	1
	Abt. 1929 • Birth of Daughter [[Wuertz-66	1
	Abt. 1930 • Birth of Daughter [[Lillian Wuertz]]	1
	Abt. 1936 • Birth of Son [[Wuertz-67	1
	According to a Headstone found in Watson Family Cemetery, Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA. A George McCray passed away on May 11, 1863 having lived 54 years, 11 months, and 11 day. This would put the birth of George McCray around March 31, 1808. This would be in line with George McCray Jr.'s Date of Birth. Currently George Jr's Death Date is placed between 1870-1880 while George Sr's Death is May 11, 1863. More research is needed to varify Death Dates of Both George McCrays. Located next to Headstone of George McCray is a Headstone for Sarah A. McCray Date of Death February 6, 1887 with age 74years 7months. If this is any indication these might be husband and wife. [[Burke-3392	1
	According to House of Names, ... Foljambe was a name given to a person who had a limp, or a malformed leg.	1
	Acknowledgements	3
	Acknowledgments	7
	'''Acknowledgments''': Thank you to [[Gifford-930	1
	Active Focus	2
	add a source...	1
	Added by ABraun 5/10/16	1
	Additional Documentation Needed	1
	Afrikaans	6
	Age	1
	Alan Moore, one of only two remaining Second World War official war artists, visited the Memorial on 25 February 2014 to see an exhibition of his works before it was taken off display on 26 February. It was the first time that the 99 year old artist had seen his works of art since presenting them to the Memorial's National Collection over 60 years ago. Following the outbreak of the Second World War, Alan Moore's aspirations to be an official war artist were not realised immediately. He enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) in 1942 and was assigned the task of drawing diagrams of Allied planes. In February 1943 the Australian War Memorial Art Committee considered Moore's official war artist application, and were impressed by recommendations from artists William Dargie and Harold Herbert. Moore was appointed in November 1943 and attached to the army, with the rank of lieutenant. His commission was to depict the activities of the RAAF working in New Guinea, the Middle East and Europe. The works on display included depictions of his eye-witness accounts of the atrocities and horrors at the Bergen Belsen concentration camp in Germany. Alan Moore was the only Australian official war artist working in Germany to directly capture horrific scenes of the Holocaust. Mr Moore was welcomed by the Memorial's director, Dr Brendan Nelson.	1
	Alan talks about the blind man walking among the dead waving a stick in front of him hitting the bodies, he wanted to make it because it might possibly stop the awfulness of the death of war '''	1
	Alison Weir	1
	''allied families of Elmedon & Dalton of West Auckland, co. Durham	1
	amboer	1
	an Bree	1
	An Gorta Mór	1
	ancestor of Adderstone & Brunton, co. Northumb.	1
	ancestor of Forster of Low Buston, co. Northumb.	1
	ancestor of Foster of co. Essex & Surrey, England and Jamaica.	1
	ancestry.com	3
	ancestry.com.au	2
	and	1
	Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius	1
	Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius 20 b1858, and Susanna Elizabeth Petronella	1
	Angier	1
	angstraat	1
	Anna Sofia Holtzhausen 18 b1897	1
	Anna-40 years	1
	Annette Frances Copinger born 26 Oct 1867, Brussels, Belgium. died 1956, Canada m. R McAlpine McGregor.	1
	anssen	1
	Apr 1960 • Birth of Grandson [[Roever-13	1
	are duplicates	1
	Arrival date	2
	Arrival Port	1
	As mentioned in the marriage record, Jane was born about 1817 and is the daughter of Charles Braddock. There was no Charles Braddock living near Shropshire around her birth, I have also checked other surname Bradock, Braddick, Bradick, Burdock. etc.	1
	astel	1
	Australian Capital Territory BDM	1
	Australian Olympic Hockey Coach	1
	Baptism	2
	Baptism 23 March 1766	2
	Baptism 26 April 1774] ---- * ✝ Zij is overleden op {{Blue	1
	Baptism 8 May 1768	1
	Baptism Taeke Eits	1
	Based on the minimum age of 17 years from the birth of first child	1
	Battle of Antietam	1
	Battle of Chancellorsville	1
	Battle of Fredericksburg	1
	Be it remembered that, where as I wish to make ample provisions for my wife, Ann during her natural life time that I do hereby commission and appoint my son, Elijah Turner as trustee to see to the taking care of my said wife, Ann during her natural life time. I do vest in him the said Elijah Turner for her use one hundred fifty acres of land including the mansion house where I now live, also one negro girl, Gin, two cows and caves, all household and kitchen furniture, one bed, farming tools, one horse, wagon and harness all of this property specified I vest in my trustee for the sole use and benefit of my said wife during her lifetime and after her death to be sold and equally divided after all persons are paid among part of my kin namely, Drury Turner, Elijah Turner, Silvira Byas, Edward Turner, William Turner, James K. Polk Turner and Sarah Gibson.	1
	Bell's Register has a note regarding the surname for this man in the marriage record. He notes, Transcript of the record which is microfilmed has groom's surname (apparently) 'Lohns'. But Baptisms of children, etc. show pretty decisively that it was '''Michael Lewis''' .	1
	Bemidji Ward 5, Beltrami, Minnesota	4
	Bend, Deschutes, Oregon	2
	Bergen, Norway	1
	Besonderhede (Afrikaans)	1
	Bester	2
	better	1
	Better Source Needed	1
	Bibliography	6
	Billy Wye, the last True Australian Bush Poet	1
	Biografie (Afrikaans)	13
	Biografie (Nederlands)	2
	Biografie van [[Dijk-286	1
	Biography	2
	Biography (English)	13
	Birth	72
	Birth 16 July 1788	1
	Birth 3 August 1905	3
	Birth 30 May 1897	5
	Birth 5 July 1781	2
	Birth based on the age of Eliha being married aged at least 18 years old.	1
	Birth Dirkje Foekes Bruinsma & July 1902	3
	Birth Ebele Aizes van der Veen 9 October 1902	3
	Birth estimated on the minimum marrage age of 18 years, Cheshire was the location James was married	1
	Birth Estimation based on marriage at 18 years old	1
	Birth Foppe Aizes van der Veen 2 February 1904	3
	Birth Marten Aizes van Veen 14 April 1896	5
	Birth of Brother	4
	Birth of Daughter	2
	Birth of Sister	1
	Birth record	1
	Birth Romke Beenes Krikke 6 January 1902	3
	Birth sietske Aizes van der Veen 6 May 1907	3
	Birth Sietske Harmens van Ek 22 March 1901	3
	Birth year based on having a child at least 17 years old	1
	Birth/baptism Taeke 1786	1
	Birthplace has been proven not to be in Virginia by the Transport Land Grant Record. This section needs to be removed. Comments? Suggestions, or other source to the contrary?	1
	Boarder	2
	Boet	1
	Boonthamurra People	1
	born 1886	1
	born Bethlehem OVS abt Nov 1885	1
	Botanic Gardens	1
	botanist, taxonomist, . . .	1
	Bout	1
	Boutkan	1
	Bride father occupation Staplemaker	1
	Broekhuijsen	1
	Brother	1
	Brother-in-law	2
	Buerman	1
	Buijtenwegh	1
	Burning Questions ???	1
	Busbie	1
	Caroline Carol Coates	1
	caution required / conflation potential -	1
	Census 1871 Scotland	1
	Census 1881 LDS Scotland	1
	Census 1891 Scotland	1
	''Census Data for Family of Ashbel and Loraine Fuller''	1
	Charles	1
	Charles Bukowski	1
	Charles James' Birth:	2
	Charles SHIELDS	2
	Checked - can be incorporated	1
	Checked - detailed for Roger Conant	1
	Checked - no help	5
	Checked - used	2
	Child #12 of Unnamed Brother Friedrich Fritzler, age 21	2
	childerman	1
	children	11
	Christening	2
	Ciatation needed	1
	Citation needed	19
	C''itation needed''	1
	''Citation needed	1
	''Citation needed'	1
	''Citation needed''	364
	''Citation neede''d	3
	''Citation needed}''	2
	Citations	1
	Civil War Veteran	1
	Claesdr	1
	Clarissa, Minnesota	2
	Click links to view resources	187
	Click links to view resources •	6
	Click links to view source records	283
	Click links to view source records •	1
	Cole Family Tree	1
	Comment from Dave	1
	Company B, 303rd Ammunition Train, 78th Division	1
	Company C 303rd Ammunition Train, 78th Division	1
	Company C. 303rd Ammunition Train, 78th Division	1
	Complete	27
	Completed	320
	COMPLETED!	196
	COMPLETED! (state/county birth record)	1
	concessi et quantum ad patronam pertinet dedi Deo et Sce. Marie de Oseney et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus ecclesiam de Cornewell ad donationem meam pertinentem in puram et perpetuam eleemosinam.	1
	confirmed	1,311
	'''Confirmed'''	19
	construction in Vis. of Cumbs., 1615:	1
	Contained the following data: Sophia Aletta was born in 1751. Sophia Aletta Bezuidenhout ... She passed away in 1847.	1
	Cornelis	1
	Correct Citation	1
	Correct death date is 11 feb 1851	1
	CORRECT Georg Kraft	1
	Correction: A burial record has been found for Joan Moyle, daughter of Stephen, with burial on 26 Oct 1770 in Wendron, Cornwall.OPC Burial Index. (https://www.cornwall-opc-database.org/search-database/burials/) County: Cornwall, Parish: Wendron, Name: Joan Moyle, Date: 26 Oct 1770, Note: Daughter of Stephen Moyle. Transcribed by Bob Howlett. Accessed 23 Apr 2021.	1
	Coster	1
	Costerus	1
	Country Women's Association	1
	Crijns	1
	Crouchley-Shanahan Family History Site	1
	Curly tree on ancestry.com.au	1
	Daniel's Birth:	2
	Daughter	1
	Daughter Malinda Death:	1
	Daughter Malinda Marriage:	1
	Daughter Mary Marriage:	1
	Daughter Rachel Death:	1
	Daughter-in-law	3
	de Kinder	1
	de Klerk	1
	de Listigen	1
	de Roon	1
	de Ruijter	1
	de Zeeuw	1
	Dead at sea:	1
	Death	1
	Death & Burial information - Probably Reliable - GPS1 Source is Original - GPS2 Info is Primary - GPS3 Evidence is Direct	1
	Death 15 October 1809	1
	Death Dirkje Foekes Bruinsma 22 April 1989	3
	Death Ebele van der Veen 27 January 1958	2
	Death Foppe Aizes van der Veen 12 Oktober 1980	3
	Death Iene Jans Terpstra 27 December 1977	5
	Death Loltje Aizes van der Veen	3
	Death Marten Aizes van Veen 7 August 1952	5
	'''Death Note''' - Spouse Elizabeth was living in New Zealand and listed as a widow. there is no record of a William passing away in New Zealand at that time	1
	Death notice Adam Jacobus Boshoff 1818-1886	1
	Death of her father 8 April 1823	1
	Death Romke Beenes Krikke 29 October 1979	3
	Death Sietske van Ek 26 October 1976	3
	Death Taeke Eits Offringa 1871	1
	den Blijker	1
	den Hollander	1
	Departure port	1
	Did he marry Twice?	1
	died 14 April 1899 Elandsfontein	1
	Died young?	2
	Different records state that his mother was either Sarah Greenman or Cecily Walrond.	1
	'Digger's Arms Hotel - Patrick Flood	1
	Dinnan/MacGregor Family Tree	2
	Director / Editor: Emily Bissland Camera: Larissa Romensky Camera: Emily Bissland • By Emily Bissland · 6 mins · From Unsung He was born just three days before the outbreak of WWI. He bore witness to the Holocaust. He has pure artistic talent and has shared friendships with artistic greats such as Fred Williams and Albert Tucker. He has enjoyed three happy marriages, studied and taught at some of Victoria's premier art schools and was part of the Expressionist art movement. This year in August, Alan Moore celebrated his 100th birthday amongst friends and family at a nursing home in Avoca. I was lucky enough to be there to film the auspicious event. When sitting down to speak with him, I am reminded that I am speaking with someone from another era. I am conscious that culture, technology, ideology, notions of femininity and masculinity have so drastically shifted that the gulf created between us may be too wide to cross. This will be the most difficult, important and emotional interview of my career to date. When I ask Alan if this birthday felt any more significant than any other, he becomes thoughtful. “No… excepting that this one is, ah, I suppose more important, to me… Why? I ask. “Well, the fact that I don’t think I’ll see another one.” There’s an uncomfortable moment of pause where we both consider the finality of what comes when the birthdays stop. His sparkling blue eyes smile at me then and he chuckles. I smile back, hoping he is wrong. But to be honest, being in his frail company, hearing each laboured breath through my headphones linked to his microphone, it makes me feel as though when you reach 100, the line between life and death is very thinly drawn. Who better to understand mortality than Alan, a witness to the aftermath of the Holocaust and a husband robbed of both his first and second wives to illness? Who better to interpret love, grief and war than an artist who seems to paint with light itself? It exhausts Alan to talk, so it is Penelope Hunt, an artist herself and the daughter of his wife Alison, who fills in the details of his life for me. As a 16 year old, Alan went to his first life drawing class but was banned when his father discovered the nude pictures he had drawn. As soon as he turned 18, Alan was back at it and enrolled at the VCA (then called the National Gallery Art School) where he completed his painting degree, going on to win various art and drawing prizes in Melbourne. Then, as a young man, Moore married his first wife, Maria. But, with the outbreak of WWII a month later, he was torn between his duty to his wife and his country. He decided to write to express his interest in becoming a war artist, had no reply for months and, after receiving one too many white feathers from womenfolk, eventually felt compelled to join up in whatever way he could. It’s a long story, I was in Aircrew first, but there was difficulty – I had trouble with one leg, they wouldn’t take anyone who had anything wrong, so I said, well if you’re not going to take me that way, take me as an ordinary trooper! And they said 'oh no we want you… as a war artist'. And I said yes. Moore’s stepdaughter, Penelope, has spent hours at the Australian War Memorial reading communications from Alan that were written during the war. She believes it was actually a bit more difficult for Alan to win his place as war artist. He had to write, pledging his case numerous times, send examples of work from his years at the National Gallery Art School, list the prizes he had won and provide letters of recommendations from esteemed artists, including a veteran war artist. It wasn't until late in 1943 that Moore finally received word. Alan Moore would be deployed as an Official War Artist. Being a war artist, Alan was positioned with numerous Allied troops which afforded him adventures to many of the hostile fronts. He began with the RAAF in New Guinea, went to the Middle East, Italy, France and towards the end of the war, was in London preparing to paint returned allied Prisoners of War. Instead, Alan requested to join the troops who were heading to Germany, believing that he would be of more use there. Eventually, he joined with the British 11th Armoured Division that was heading to Germany. During 1944, Soviet troops overran various concentration camps in Poland and newsreels shocked the world with vision of the deserted camps. Most of the prisoners had been killed or ‘death-marched’ to other camps with buildings and bodies destroyed. Even while much evidence of murder and torture remained, including gas chambers and huge piles of the clothes and shoes of victims, the world was yet to fully understand the extent of Nazi atrocities. By April 1945, it was clear Germany was losing the war, this and a plague of typhus threatening SS soldiers in a Concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen led to a unique and locally-arranged German surrender where the British 11th Armoured Division would locate, liberate and take over control. When they did, Lieutenant Alan Moore was there with his sketchbook and camera. Nothing could have prepared him for what they were about to see. In this instance, the Nazis had made no attempt to destroy the evidence of the 20,000 corpses, nor relocate the 50,000 starved and diseased survivors. The troops discovered piles of skeletons, both living and dead, and were sometimes unable to discern between them. The level of deprivation, illness and starvation was unfathomable and they had to call for reinforcement to bury the dead and feed and medicate survivors. They worked in a stench of rotting flesh and human faeces. Thousands of the survivors were so starved and sick they did not live through the next week. These are the scenes Alan Moore began to sketch. He knew that if he didn't work quickly, all evidence of this atrocity would soon be burnt and buried. Over the next few days, the British gained control of the camp and tried to bury the thousands of dead before disease began to spread. They organised the SS troops to begin to carry the corpses into mass graves, without protection from typhus, as punishment for their crimes. Alan sketched the piles of bodies. He sketched a British soldier, running with pointed bayonet at an SS Soldier seen dragging a corpse disrespectfully. At the mass burial service, Alan sketched, and was photographed doing so. It wasn’t until a British soldier warned him that no-one would believe what was contained in his drawings, that he picked up his camera and began to document the scenes with photography. Those photographs now sit in a pile in Alan’s home in the Victorian town of Avoca. I documented them for this film and, when I was holding these black-and-white photographs he had taken, printed and labelled with his own hand, I trembled. Never have I felt so close to the holocaust. The horror of war. In this moment, I began to question the ethics of my interview with Alan. Was it fair to remind this wonderful man of the one thing he has spent his life trying to forget? And on the eve of such a happy day, his one-hundredth birthday? Had I really understood what I was asking him to do? That night I found it very difficult to sleep, and I still don’t have the answer. I can only take comfort in Alan's words that he wanted to show the true awfulness of war . After his years at war, Alan returned to Melbourne, was reunited with Maria, but really had no way to process what he had seen. He found it difficult to settle into the Melbourne arts scene that was angry about the war and protesting through their work. Upon his return, Alan painted many images of the war from the sketches and photographs that he took, which were given to the Australian War Memorial National collection over 60 years ago. Many of them he never saw again, until visiting his own Retrospective exhibition in Canberra earlier this year. For a long while after the war, Alan did not speak about what he had seen, or show people the photographs he took. He was well into his 70s when he first disclosed this experience to the son of his second wife, Paul White, who was living with them at the time in their house on Collins Street in Melbourne. One day, he asked Paul to accompany him down to his studio. Paul White tells how Alan removed a small pile of photographs and sketches from a case, rested them on his lap and then silently began to pass them across. Alan didn’t say much, he allowed the photographs to tell the story. These were the same photographs I held and have used in this film. Paul remembers that later, when he told his mother about what had happened, she said that this was most likely the first time Alan had opened up about what he saw. He was later was interviewed by the ABC’s Scott Bevan for his book Battle Lines: Australian War Artists and he was in his 80s when he first disclosed stories of his time at Bergen-Belsen to his step-daughter, Penelope Hunt. He doesn’t talk about it any more. As you can imagine, and as I witnessed, it brings him great pain and anxiety to do so. Alan was painting until the age of 95 and only stopped when arthritis took the movement out of his hands and his vision began to fail. His studio in Avoca still sits exactly as he left it, with tubes of paint half-used, brushes and easels at the ready, frames waiting to be filled and half-finished paintings resting against all of the four walls. It was a great honour to have been asked by Alan’s family to make this film and to have had the opportunity to sit and talk with such a man.	1
	District	3
	DNA	362
	DNA:	269
	DoB	1
	DOB 1718	1
	done	28
	Dorsman	1
	du Bois	1
	Dunning or Burgess	1
	Dutch ancestor (though most probably with a patronymic and not this exact surname) from the Netherlands of a Cape Colony settler - of a [[:Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806	2
	Dutch ancestor (though most probably with a patronymic and not this exact surname) from the Netherlands of a Cape Colony settler - of a [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806 Dutch Cape Colony settler].	1
	e Bekker	1
	Eagle Valley, Todd, Minnesota	14
	Early travellers to visit the farm Zwart River	1
	Editors: Mark Hutchinson	1
	Edmond Argo, age 67, distiller, retired daughter Martha age 30, keeping house grand daughter Ella, age 9 grandson James, age 4 grand son Andrew, one month	1
	eeldijk (Meeldijck)	1
	Elizabeth Dow's Birth:	2
	Eliza's Birth:	1
	EMILY HOBHOUSE	1
	Emily Male	1
	England	1
	English	5
	English (Events)	1
	English Grand National Steeplechase	1
	Enlistment has birthday on the 18th, birth record has birthday on the 22nd.	1
	erburg	1
	Ernest Edwin Reyner Copinger born abt 1872, Windsor, Berkshire, died abt 1901, London, Middlesex, England.	1
	Estate and Inventory	1
	etten	1
	EUREKA STOCKADE to CATTLE STATIONS	1
	Events	2
	Events (Afrikaans)	1
	Events (English)	6
	Evidence suggests she is a sister of Roger Owfield, although when considering the evidence regarding dates it is more likely she is a sibling of the younger Roger Owfield and a daughter of John Owfield a son of Roger Owfield and Thomasine Moore.	1
	Experimenting with different coloured letters	1
	Familiegekiedenis (Afrikaans)	20
	Family History	1
	Family Search	72
	Family Search ID	3
	Family Search ID:	51
	'''Family Tree Maker (2019)'''	1
	Family Trees	1
	FamilySearch ID:	6
	FamilySearch ID: 9VLM-KHL	1
	FamilySearch image	1
	''familysearch.org''	1
	Famliy Search	1
	Farm laborer	1
	Father-in-law	1
	Father's name given as Adam Browne, but it's actually Edwin.	1
	Father's name miswritten as Linardo , should be Leonardo .	1
	Father's name written as Linardo , should be Leonardo .	1
	February 23, 1945	1
	fifty	1
	Find A Grave	1
	''Find a Grave Memorial ID: 110610029''	1
	FInd a Grave Memorial: 208182742	1
	First Battle of Bull Run	1
	First name(s)	3
	'''Foppe Martin Ten Hoor''' werd geboren op 19 februari 1855 in Haulerwijk, Friesland, Nederland. Zijn theologische opleiding was op de Theologische School van Kampen. Zijn bediening in Nederland omvatte de volgende kerken: Genderen, 1880-1884 Opperdoes, 1884-1888 en Franeker, 1888-1896. Hij ontving een oproep van de Christelijk-hervormde kerk Oakdale Park in Grand Rapids en diende die gemeente van 1896-1900. Een jaar na zijn bediening op Oakdale begon hij als hoofdredacteur van de Gereformeerde Amerikaan (1897-1916). In 1900 werd hij geroepen tot voorzitter van Systematic Theology van het seminarie in Grand Rapids. Hier bekleedde hij de stoel tot 1924 toen hij bijna zeventig was. Hij stierf op 21 maart 1934. Ten Hoor was sinds 1880 getrouwd met '''Elizabeth Petronella Kok'''.	7
	for the rest of the text of the genealogical tree in this specific GEDCOM.	1
	Found	24
	Founder of the Pennsylvania Family	1
	Francis Ayers	1
	Franklin Fearing	3
	French (most likely of the Huguenot persuasion) ancestor of a [[:Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806	2
	French (via Germany - most likely of the Huguenot persuasion) ancestor of a [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806 Dutch Cape Colony settler].	5
	Fridlevstad, Bleginge, Sweden	1
	Fridlevstad, Blekinge, Sweden	2
	Frisian ancestor of a [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806 Dutch Cape Colony settler]	1
	Frisian ancestor of a [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:The Dutch Cape Colony 1652-1806 Dutch Cape Colony settler].	1
	Further research to find this probate record	1
	Further Y700 Tester who is a match to all testers from Robert, Sr. David, Sr. and James, Sr. lines. This takes this Templeton family back to its Irish origins and another as yet unnamed cousin and the origins of this family line, to Portmuck Townland, Islandmagee, Northern Ireland. There are hundreds of DNA matches beyond YDNA in Islandmagee to the descendants of these Carolina Templetons.	1
	Gad Saad	1
	Gåsborn (S) AI:11 (1846-1855) Image 387 / page 141 (AID: v11483.b387.s141, NAD: SE/VA/13174)	1
	Gayle Blankenship's research - she is a Gaulding researcher Blankenship Ancestors, Agee, Dunn, Johnston, Jones, Ligon, Moseley, Perdue, White by Gayle King Blankenship self-published in 1995 and it is possible conjecture that she connected Walthall Gaulding to Wm. Walthall who owned lands adjacent to this family.	1
	Gayle Blankenship's research - she is a Gaulding researcher and it is possible conjecture that she connected Walthall Gaulding to Wm Walthall who owned lands adjacent to this family.	1
	Gebeurtenisse (Afrikaans)	7
	Gebeurtenissen - ''Bruine en witte Krugers'' (Nederlands)	1
	Gebeurtenissen (Nederlands)	1
	Generation Research Table	1
	Generation skip?	1
	Geni	1
	''Geo Kraft''	1
	Geoffrey Blainey	1
	Georg Kraft	2
	George Kraft	6
	George Orwell	1
	George/Georg Kraft	1
	Ghost Town	1
	Ghost Town. See ''New Mexico Ghost Towns'' in sources	1
	Gideon Haigh	1
	Gitation Needed	1
	Gives birthplace as TN.	1
	Gives mother's name as Innocenza Puglise .	1
	Gives surname as Yorck.	1
	Gladys D. I. Cooper (1905)	1
	Glatton	2
	God is my oath or chosen by God	1
	Google Books	1
	GOT IT!	1
	Granddaughter	10
	Grand-nephew	1
	Grand-niece	1
	Grandson	4
	Grayson	1
	Greece, Monroe, New York	2
	Groen	1
	Half positive	1
	Hancock	1
	Hannah:	1
	Harriden	9
	Hawisia de Grey vidua	1
	Helen Faye Bench	2
	Helper	4
	Hendrik Petrus de Winnaar b21 Oct 1934 Gerhardus Cornelius de Winnaar b12 Feb 1937 Jacomina Christina Jacoba de Winnaar, widow of Joubert, b19 Apr 1941 Jan Hendrik Chrisjan de Winnaar b7 Nov 1947 Elizabeth Sophia Maria de Winnar, divorced Marais, b6 Feb 1947 Jacobus de Winnaar b13 Aug 1949 Willem Daniel de Winnaar b16 Jun 1956	7
	Henry Coates	1
	HFL	5
	HFL Bringetofta (F)	1
	Hired	1
	Hired hand	1
	Höfemann	1
	Honour Board	1
	Hörryda, Fridlefstad, Blekinge, Sweden	1
	Household record (HFL)	1
	Howard Golf Club	1
	Husband's given name is hard to read.	1
	I believe that the Eyre surname evolved from keeping of the King's harriers, which is in keeping with the subsequent royal appointments as Forester etc. The surname changed le Here, le Heyr, le Eyr to Eyre.	1
	I keep orphaning profiles and my watchlist keeps growing?	1
	I removed [[Swart-58	1
	ieters	1
	if the ixbr as indicated as the month on the baptism record, is interpreted as November - see note below.	1
	ijkgraaf (Dijkgraeff)	1
	ijsdijk	1
	In the 1820s, women were expected to marry and have children, if they did not do that, they were seen by the society like if they were different, but in a bad way. ... The idea was that upper-middle-class women had to stay dependent of a man first as a daughter and then as a wife	1
	In the image for this, available on Ancestry, his surname is spelt Crandall	1
	in the Massachusetts line of the Army of the Revolution at Old York then in the State of Massachusetts, in March 1781 in the Massachusetts Regiment of Artillery commanded by Col Craine for the term of three years or during the that I continued in the Army under this enlistment till some time in Dec. 1783 when I was honorably discharged, at Nett Point when I was then stationed. Peace having been concluded was the reason for my discharge.	1
	Interred at [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Inverloch Cemetery%2C Victoria Inverloch Cemetery], Victoria, Australia. Rose Lawn Row G	1
	Irish men foster young relatives - a Tradition	1
	Isaac:	1
	ISBN 0 17006170 1	2
	ISBN 0170019489	1
	ISBN 0-340-57099-7	1
	ISBN 0-345-41281-8	1
	ISBN 0-39915-841-3	1
	ISBN 0-474-00177-6	1
	ISBN 0-646-01717-9	3
	ISBN 0-679-45627-9	1
	ISBN 0-7432-4251-3	1
	ISBN 0-901905-44-5	1
	ISBN 0-9587841-8-3	1
	ISBN 13-978-0-7478-0914-8	1
	ISBN 1-59486-295-8	1
	ISBN 1-893224-90-2	1
	ISBN 1-903688-00-0	1
	ISBN 1-932407-47-2	1
	ISBN 978 17422 35424	1
	ISBN 978-0-446-54033-9	1
	ISBN 978-0544272-880	1
	ISBN 978-0-544272-880	1
	ISBN 978-0-6151-5557-9	2
	ISBN 978-0-6151-8013-7	2
	ISBN 9780646550886	1
	ISBN 978-0-6487324-5-7	10
	ISBN 978-0-692-244173	1
	ISBN 978-0-901905-178	3
	ISBN 978-1-4251-5689-3	1
	ISBN 9781460762608	1
	ISBN 978-15272-5809-9	2
	ISBN 9781589760981	1
	ISBN 978-1-74066-288-8	1
	ISBN 978-1-74114-882-4	2
	ISBN 978-174175-592-5	1
	ISBN 9781742237244	1
	ISBN 978-1742-746975	1
	ISBN 978-1-76011-007-9	1
	ISBN 978-1-84176-229-6	2
	ISBN 978-1-85217-056-1	1
	ISBN 978-1-86448-278-2	2
	ISBN 978-1-901246-37-4	8
	ISBN 978-1-922132-52-9	3
	ISBN/ISSN 0868403644	1
	ISBN: 0-8078-2556-5	4
	ISBN: 13: 978-0-7478-0914-8	1
	It is equally possible she was left out of the will for being outside of Massachusetts after a few years, and/or for being in a place financially that she wanted for little.	1
	It’s a long story, I was in Aircrew first, but there was difficulty – I had trouble with one leg, they wouldn’t take anyone who had anything wrong, so I said, well if you’re not going to take me that way, take me as an ordinary trooper! And they said 'oh no we want you… as a war artist'. And I said yes.	1
	Jacob	1
	Jacob married two sisters	1
	James' Birth:	4
	James' Death:	2
	James Denham and Ann Bush	1
	Jan 1845 • Birth	1
	Jan 1847 • Birth	1
	Jane Gillespie Brown	4
	Jane Waldrop	1
	Jean Baptiste'''	2
	Jelijt	1
	Jerry	1
	Joanna Jenckes.	1
	Johanna	1
	John	1
	John Flood's Life in Ireland - Fenian Leader	1
	John William Gregg Sr.	1
	John's Birth:	4
	Jonathan Cook	1
	Jonathan Stephen	1
	July 9, 1917	1
	June 13, 1896	2
	Karlskrona, Sweden	1
	Katharina Elisabeth, age 2 years 6 months	1
	Katharina Elisabeth, age 4	1
	Kenniphaas	1
	kih1962/ageorgiaangel''	1
	''Kind(eren): '''Sjoerdtje''' 38, Oudega, '''Hessel''' 34, '''Oeble''' 31	8
	Klaasdr.	1
	Kleinkind(eren): (van '''Hessel'''), '''Durk''' 9, '''Pieter''' 5, '''Tyttje''' 3, '''Yebeltje''' 1, '''Oeble''' 6 dagen''	8
	Kleinkind(eren): (van '''Sjoerdtje'''), '''Jan''' 14, '''Johannes''' 12, '''Durk''' 10, '''Sierk''' 7, '''Anne''' 4, '''Janke''' 1,	8
	Knaap	1
	Koese	1
	Kommers	1
	Kraanhoorn	1
	Krijgsman	1
	Kurvink	1
	lagoon	1
	Land Grants	1
	Last Name Adoption 21 February 1812	1
	Last name at birth and current name were both Green	1
	Last updated 13 Apr 2020	1
	Latin Translations:	1
	LAWS OF VIRGINIA, SEPTEMBER 1758−−32d GEORGE II.	1
	Lenske	1
	Letter written to Rhonda Dickens by B E Dickens of Wallaroo.	1
	litigated	1
	Living nearby & enumerated previously were [[Erwin-2903	1
	llebek	1
	LOCATED!	1
	Lodger	1
	lonk	1
	Los Angeles, California	1
	Lucy Emily Copinger born 20 Jan 1883 died 10 Jan 1983 teacher/writer	1
	m. Wednesday 17th April, at residence of bride's uncle, T.G. BARNES, Esq, Hampton (Kings Co.) by Rev. T.J. Deinstadt, James McGivern HUMPHREY (St. John) city / Sarah Elvira FOWLER eldest d/o Wm FOWLER, Esq., Hampton.	1
	''MacGregor Family Tree by Grant MacGregor''	1
	''MacGregor Family Tree by Grant MacGrego''r	1
	Mae Bell York, 91, of Chattanooga, passed away on Wednesday, April 5, 2017 at St. Barnabas, Siskin Hospital. / She was born May 4, 1925, daughter of Arnold and Ninnie Bell Holland. She was a long time member of Whiteside Church of God. / She was preceded in death by her husband of 47 years, Lawrence D. York, in 1989 and her granddaughter, Candace Moore. / She is survived by her two sons, Lawrence L. York of Ringgold, GA and Larry D. York of Chicago, IL. her daughter, Sharon A. Morgan of Atlanta, GA. her brother, Orville Holland of East Ridge, TN: six grandchildren 12 great-grandchildren two half-brothers, Charles and Tony Holland and several nieces, nephews and cousins.	1
	Maiden name and married name are both Bost	1
	Maiden name Williams stated in death records for Daughter	1
	Male	1
	Malmö, Sweden	1
	March 9, 2024: This Profile now has a [[Space:Nicholas DahI Linger Sandbox	1
	Margaret Flemong Coates	1
	Marguerite LA LONDE Widow of Aubin LA JOYE, their children	1
	Mariage Foppe van Veen and Sietske van Ek 7 May 1931	1
	Mariage Foppe van Veen and Sitske van Ek 7 May 1931	2
	Marriage	1
	Marriage Adam Jacobus Boshoff with Elizabeth Johanna Fourie	1
	Marriage Ebele Aizes van der Veen and Dirkje Bruinsma 4 May 1928	2
	Marriage Marten van der Veen and Neeltje Hendriks van den Broek 24 September 1920	5
	Marriage of Abiah Leonard and Mark Haskell	1
	Marriage of her parents 14 April 1765	1
	Marriage source on Ancestry confirms that his father was H. Nettleton, the father was believed to be William based on a christening record	1
	''Mary B. Skelly of County Roscommon Heritage and Genealogy Limited''	1
	Mary's Birth:	2
	May 1964 • Birth of Grandson [[Matthew Wuertz]]	1
	Mehitable:	1
	Mehitable's memorial states she died in 1816, but this is simply an error transcribing the tombsone.	1
	mei quondam Norwicensis Episcopi, assensu Dni. Roberti de Grey filij et heredis mei,	1
	Meijer	2
	Memorial	2
	Merge History	7
	MERGES:	1
	Meuwis	1
	Migration from New York to Wisconsin	1
	Migration from Rome, Wisconsin to Pulaski, Tennessee	1
	Migration from Sweden to the United States	1
	migration: departing from Karlskrona stadsförs, Blekinge, Sweden to Minnesota, United States	1
	Military	1
	Military Service	1
	Misspelling for Theophile	1
	Moerkerken	1
	Monument to one of Ireland's truest patriots	1
	More to be read in this book:	1
	Moses' Birth:	2
	Moses Greenleaf's Birth:	2
	Moses:	1
	Most of the census' population schedules were badly damaged by a fire in the Commerce Department Building in January 1921.	1
	Mother	2
	Mother-in-law	1
	Mother's name give as Ippolita Alias Popa Turano.	1
	Mother's surname given as Bruni, maybe Bruno instead?	1
	Mother's surname may be Pugliese instead.	1
	Music & song writing	1
	Musical influences by country (Alphabetical)	1
	Na het overlijden van '''Oebele Durks''' noemt [[Hofstra-31	8
	Nabby	1
	Name	1
	Name given as Richard Yorke.	1
	Name is written as Orrisca.	1
	Name might actually be Annella or Annetta .	1
	Name Misspelled	1
	Named after his brother	1
	names John Adams Plumer as son of Joshua and Sophia (Dix) Plumer.	1
	names John Thomas Plumer as son of Thomas and Mary (Melick) Plumer	1
	Nederlands	2
	need better citation for marriage with Jane Welby	1
	Negative evidence of death	1
	Nelson CAMPBELL received a telegram last night from Frank HUMPHREY announcing the death at Montreal of his father, James M. HUMPHREY, the well known boot and shoe merchant of St. John. Mr. Humphrey went to Montreal on the 2nd inst and contracted pneumonia while there which caused his death at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. He was a prominent member of the Masonic order and was treasurer of the Carinthean Lodge of Hampton. The deceased leaves a wife, six sons and one daughter. The interment will take place at that town.	1
	Nelson County, Kentucky	1
	New Haven Fams.	1
	New South Wales	2
	Nicolaas	1
	Niece	3
	Nienaber	1
	No baptismal document has yet been found by any researcher (it might be lost or have never existed) to justify the spelling of LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected, but until such time as one is found, it will be PPP'd!	1
	No surname given for mother.	1
	not a source!	1
	not on Wikitree?	1
	Not sure this is correct	1
	'''not the Mary Coffill of this Profile,''' This Mary Coffill passed away in 28 Feb 1877 at Economy, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada. Death Entry Mary Coffill died in 1877 at Truro, Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada. Citing this Record: Nova Scotia Vital Records, 1763-1957, database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KML6-W81 : 8 December 2014), Mary Coffill, 1877, Death citing p. 127, volume 1804, , Colchester, Nova Scotia, Canada Nova Scotia Archives, Halifax. Accessed 23 Jan 2021 also Death of Mary Coffill. Nova Scotia Deaths, 1864-1877 , database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F2P2-2Z6 : 6 November 2020), P. Coffill in entry for Mary Coffill, 1877. Birth 1802, at New Point, Nova Scotia. remained single throughout life. Father was P. Coffill.	1
	Not to be confused with [[van Zyl-2154	1
	Not to be confused with [[van Zyl-2155	1
	''Note The immigration record mentions that the families nationality was Irish. People from Black county was mainly Irish descendants''	2
	Note the spelling	1
	Note:	1
	Note: Other sources suggest that he was born 1791-1793, could his parents be wrong?	1
	Notes	22
	Notes :	3
	Notes...	8
	Notes:	202
	Notice of resolution of ambiguous parentage: Parents edited in accordance the European Aristocracts project. Medieval genealogy is not exact, and collaborative genealogy must occasionally make choices where old-fashioned print-scholarship did not have to. The parents (or lack of) described for this profile, were decided in consultation with primary sources, especially as collected in the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy’s Medieval Lands project.	1
	NSW	1
	Numerous online trees have conflated, misattributed [[Dysart-177	1
	Numerous online trees have this gentleman's wife as Mary Dysart. [[Dysart-177	1
	Numerous online trees have this Mary as Mary Dysart. [[Dysart-177	1
	Obituary for son Jesse Red Page	1
	Old York aforesaid	1
	Olive:	1
	''On 18 Mar 2017 [[Le Roux-742	1
	On pages 43 and 44 of the Appleton Morgan book, it sounds like Jonathan Burt is another person, not a nickname, with the statement: In Greene's History of Springfield, Page 126. Miles Morgan and John Dumbleton were chosen in the place of Colton and Burt in the Board of Townsmen. , and on 'Page 132, In 1669 Miles Morgan and Jonathan Burt were stationed in the meeting house 'up in ye gallery, to give check to disorders in youth and young men in tyme of God's worship....'	1
	Onbekend	18
	Ongoing	1
	Only lists father.	1
	oogwerf	1
	Orhan Pamuk	1
	oudzwaard	1
	Ouwerkerck	1
	Overeijnder	1
	Page	2
	Paratene Maioha, a Chief of Waingaroa Wearing the Parawai, or Dog's skin Robe	1
	Part of the [[Project:United Kingdom	1
	Paternal	1
	Patrick Hanlon	1
	Patrick Leary	1
	Patrick Scannell	1
	Peninsula Campaign	1
	Penobscot	2
	Perhaps transcription error on given name, maybe Annetta?	1
	Philippus Jacobus Wilhelmus Schutte from South Africa, Transvaal, Probate Records from the Master of the Supreme Court. Age at Death 68y on 9 Nov 1873 at Buffelsdoorn, Potchefstroom District. Parents: Philippus Jacobus Wilhelmus Schutte and Aletta Catharina Engelbrecht. Spouse: Magteld Gertruida Anna du Plessis (only one mentioned). Children: (17) Maria Johanna Philippus J W Jan H J Casper J H Martha J Aletta C Catharina M Magteld dec. leaving minor chikdren (Minors) Susanna C Paul Jacobus Christiaan E Andries G Cornelis J Helena H Philippina Agnia E Frans R and Barend J B.	1
	PHILLIPS Jeremiah Jan. 29, 1800..of Asaph and Esther, PHILLIPS Jeremiah, died in his 49y., Nov. 20, 1848, killed by being caught in the gearing of his grist mill	1
	Phineas:	1
	Pieters	1
	Place of Origin	1
	Plant Collector for the Sir Thomas Mitchell Expidition	1
	Please do not merge with sister of same name	1
	''Please do not remove this information''	511
	Please make corrections as needed.	2
	Please see attached image titled “1851 England Census”	1
	Porphyria Variegata (Afrikaans)	1
	Porphyria Variegata (English)	1
	positive	1
	President Republiek van Swellendam '''18 Junie 1795 - September 1795'''	1
	primary source needed	1
	Primary Sources	1
	Primary sources needed !	2
	Probable	1
	Probate information, confirmation year 1933:	1
	Profile & Merge History	17
	Profile categories are ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription''''	1
	Profile categories are ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the attached & uploaded baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of this exact spelling of the LNAB!	1
	Profile categories are ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the uploaded baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of this exact spelling of the LNAB!	26
	Profile category is ''Bio Integration'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Bio-Integration'''	1
	Profile category is ''Needs [[Category:Cape of Good Hope Project Needs Validation]]Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Bio Integration'' - Which means the collatory integration of this bio so that it is a neat, clear and coherent body of text for everyone to read and understand.	5
	Profile category is ''Needs Bio Integration'' !	4
	Profile category is ''Needs Birth Record'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and a transcription of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	4
	Profile category is '''Needs Birth Record''' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and a transcription of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Document Image''	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Document Image'' - Which means adding an image the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to this profile to justify this Project Profile Protected spelling!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues to prove the spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is 'Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is 'Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, so that the full transcription compared (spelling of the LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	17
	Profile category is 'Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, so that the full transcription of the baptism entry can be compared (spelling of the LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is 'Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, so that the full transcription of the spelling of the LastNameAtBaptism can be compared to validate the Project Profile Protection of the current spelling!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues.	1
	Profile category is 'Needs Document Image'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify this Project Profile Protected spelling!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Document Image'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to support the spelling of this LNAB to be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is '''Needs Document Image''' and '''Needs Transcription''' - Which means the uploading of a proper, readable baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, so that the full transcription (not merely translated) can help validate by comparison, the spelling of the LastNameAtBaptism) to support Project Profile Protection of this profile!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs LNAB'' - Which means de-Project Profile Protection of the spelling of the LNAB because the spelling should be '''Groenewaldt''' with a 't' after the 'd' ...	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB being Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of the exact spelling of this LNAB!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the full baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) as can be read on the uploaded image, to justify the current spelling of this LNAB to be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify this Project Profile Protected spelling!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the full baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) as can be read in the attached baptismal image, to justify the current spelling of this LNAB to be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the full baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the current spelling of this LNAB be ing Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the full baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the current spelling of this LNAB to be Project Profile Protected!	73
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of this exact spelling of the LNAB!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the uploaded baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of this exact spelling of the LNAB!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the current Project Profile Protection!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the full transcription of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the full transcription of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Due to parents being unknown and uncertainty over where he was born (could be a SV/PROG)	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means locating a baptism image, adding a transcription of the Baptism record to the profile with proper citation and attaching a copy of the baptism image to the profile (optional).	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image (if possible), properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	879
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameArtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	110
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling.	3
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Document Image'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Full Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Research'' - The uploading of a baptism image will most likely be impossible (might not exist), but in order to protect one variant of the spelling, the project profile (wikitrees-cogh-stamouer-progenitorATgooglegroups.com) has been added to the trusted list of this progenitor profile [Privacy Tab] and then also '''activated''' as '''active manager''' (this progenitor profile is still being researched), and this profile has been [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager Project Profile Protected]). The bio has been been integrated as best possible for the time being. Primary records will probably still be around in archives in Europe and even the far-east (Batavia)	4
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself''', and not a mere translation] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) justify the Project Profile Protection of this LNAB ...	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify this Project Profile Protected spelling!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to the uploaded baptism image, to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify this Project Profile Protected spelling!	33
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means adding full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the Project Profile Protection of this version of the spelling	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the already present baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	3
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the adding the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image (if possible), properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	371
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image (''if possible''), properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image (if possible), properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling. The project profile (wikitrees-cogh-stamouer-progenitorATgooglegroups.com) has been added to the trusted list of this progenitor profile [Privacy Tab] and then also '''activated''' as '''active manager''' (though this progenitor profile still has to be validated with a [transcription of a] baptism [image]), and this profile [[Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager	236
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile t0 be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	811
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - '''Which means the uploading of a baptism image''', properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, ''and'' the '''adding of a full transcription''' ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only a translation of and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling	18
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	391
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected!	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription ['''not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to validate the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	47
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to prove the spelling in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected! ('''This sticker can be removed after the profile has been validated''')	6
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to validate the exact spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected (though this progenitor profile ''still has to be validated'' with a [transcription of a] baptism [image]), and [has been / will be] [[Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager	2
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to validate the exact spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected (though this progenitor profile ''still has to be validated'' with a [transcription of a] baptism [image]), and [has been / will be] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager Project Profile Protected])	5
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the full transcription of the the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to validate the exact spelling in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected (though this progenitor profile still has to be validated with a [transcription of a] baptism [image]), and this profile has been [[Project:Cape of Good Hope - Kaap de Goede Hoop (1652-1806)/Project Profiles#Project as Manager	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' - Which the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile te be Project Profile Protected!	1
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' & ''Needs Transcription'' which means the uploading of a baptism image, properly cited so that it will not cause copyright issues, and the adding of a full transcription ['''not 'translation' and not only from FamilySearch itself'''] of the baptism entry with LNAB (LastNameAtBaptism) to justify the exact spelling of the LNAB in order for the profile to be Project Profile Protected	3
	Profile category is ''Needs Validation'' as the father is unknown	1
	Profile in Development	1
	profile Vosloo-122 . . Wilhelm Matthys Vosloo (-bef.1958) , no birth data or continent, started by [[Pieterse-13	1
	Publication:	1
	Pulaski, Giles, Tennessee	3
	Punch worked the Genealogy of these families	1
	Queensland	2
	Record ID	1
	Record Type	1
	Relationships	1
	Reliable	1
	Remarks	1
	Removed [[Mouton-206	2
	Research	511
	Research Notes	1
	Research Notes:	1
	Residence : 19 Little Street	1
	Residence : 27 Millroad Street	1
	Residence : Reid Street	1
	Residence: Bath Street	1
	Resource	1
	Rev. Hugh Edmund BOULTBEE	1
	Rev. Thomas Francis BOULTBEE'''	1
	Richard Ford	1
	Richards-Fox Family Tree	1
	rijson (Unknown)	1
	Roger Bernard Copinger born 17 Mar 1894 died 13 Jan 1989 m. 21 Apr 1921 Ida Speight Stephens.	1
	Rolffs	1
	Rolle of the inhabitants of Isle Royale and Isle St Jean who landed at St Malo from the English steamers coming from the colonies of the steamer La Reine d'Espagne, landed on November 17, 1758	1
	Rome, Adams, Wisconsin	11
	Rook	1
	Rosalie'''	3
	Roskell, et. a.l. (1993), repeated an old assertion seen in Burke's (1886), pedigree for Neville of Holt, co. Leics. that connects the family to Henry de Neville, who served as Henry II's chamberlain in the 13th century.	1
	Royal Worcester company	1
	Sally	1
	Samuel	1
	Samuel Walter's Birth:	3
	Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California	19
	Sarah Grosvenor-Coates	1
	Sarah:	1
	Sarah's Birth:	2
	Schouten	1
	Schriek	1
	Schuitvlot	1
	Scotland Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950	3
	See Also ....	1
	See Also...	33
	See Also:	1
	See attached image titled, “1901 England Census.	1
	See attached photo titled, “Probate record for Archibald Wilson, 1921“.	1
	See DNA section	1
	See Foot Note 1	4
	See Foot Note 2	2
	See Foot Note 3	1
	See note above for probable death date	1
	see obit of spouse	3
	See photo below	2
	''See Research Notes''	1
	See ''San Lorenzo Historic District'' below	1
	See the	1
	seems to have predeceased this one...	1
	Servant	1
	seventy one	1
	She had a sister also called Sara Cornelia Born 1806 - Not duplicates - Both was still alive in 1806	1
	Shepparton Advertiser - Pte. A. Pellow	1
	Ship	2
	Sillhövda, Sweden	1
	Simeon's Birth:	1
	Simon ''Plooijer'' bekend as Simon ''du Plooy'': Afrikaans	1
	Sir Thomas Meagher Gardens, Lawn 5B, Garden E, Plot 31	1
	Sisiter-in-law	1
	Sisiter-In-Law, Mary's Sister	1
	Sister	2
	Sister-in-law	4
	Sliedrecht	1
	Småland, Vissefjärda, Hult, Sweden	1
	Snijder	1
	solved	1
	Some of the profile has been researched by [[Richardson-7161	1
	sometimes transcribed as Ann Mitchel	1
	Son Calvin Marriage:	1
	Son Elisha Death:	1
	Son Elisha Marriage:	1
	Son-in-law	2
	Sophronia's Birth:	1
	SOURCE: Thurgarton Priory: A Grade II* Listed Building in Thurgarton, Nottinghamshire. [https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101045528-thurgarton-priory-thurgarton BritishListedBuildings.co.uk]. Web.	1
	Sources needed	2
	sources needed . . .	1
	Sources Required	2
	Spelling of his name varies from record to record. Including Bathle, Beatmewe, Bearmu and Bartholomew	1
	Spouse	1
	Springhill Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania	1
	Spuij	1
	''St Michael the Archangel, Framlingham has effigies of first two wives''.	1
	ST PATRICKS DAY PARADE MARSHALL- HACBS - HIBERNIANS	1
	State Level Death Certificate Image	1
	Statutory Birth Registration:	1
	Statutory Death Registration	1
	Statutory Death Registration:	1
	Stepdaughter	2
	step-father	1
	Stepson	1
	Step-Son	1
	Stevens Miller Anc.	1
	''Story of the Dandenongs''	1
	success	1
	sugarcane	1
	Surname	3
	Surname at Death	1
	Surname given as Gattoso instead of Gottuso.	1
	Susan Maria's Birth:	2
	t Hart	1
	Tana Willis family documents and photographs	1
	Tempelaar	1
	Ten tijde naamsaanneming '''21 februari 1812''' was dit de gezinssamenstelling van '''[[Herder-101	8
	Termijn	1
	Testibus Dno. Waltero de Grey, Wygorniensi Episcopus filio meo, &c.	1
	Thank you [[Keniston-36	1
	that	2
	The Bourbon News	1
	The children of James and Prescilla are not listed anywhere with sourcing, though there is a speculative list.	1
	The farmer Stephanus Janse Weijers	1
	The late James McGivern HUMPHREY was the friend of everyone. He married Miss FOWLER d/o John FOWLER of Lakeville who survives him and has six sons and one daughter. Mr. Humphrey went to Montreal about the first of the month. At that time he complained of a slight cold, but nothing of a serious nature was ever thought of.. Shortly after he arrived in Montreal his cold got worse and pneumonia developed. He placed himself under the care of skilful phtysicians but in vain. Death relieved his sufferings Monday afternoon. His son, Frank HUMPHREY and his brother, Wyndham HUMPHREY arrived here with the remains by the C.P.R. Tuesday afternoon, The remains were enclosed in a rose wood casket with trimmings of oxidized silver. The plate bears the following inscription: James McGivern Humphrey / Died April 16th, 1894 / Aged 49 years. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon 3 o'clock. The service was conducted by Rev. W.O. Raymond. The pall bearers were Dr. G. CRAWFORD, Dr. P. WARNEFORD, D.J. McCORMACK, John V. RUSSEL, B.J. HAMMOND, W.J. FLEWELLING.	1
	The name Agar is transcribed as Ager in this record	4
	The name Elwood has not been associated with Dr. Thomas Hunt of Bedford County Virginia, nor has the last name of his wife Anne been associated with the name Mattingly. If there is documentary evidence of this name for Ann it would smash down a brick wall which has eluded researchers for centuries!	11
	The name Elwood has not been associated with Dr. Thomas Hunt of Bedford County, Virginia nor has the last name of Dr. Hunt's wife Ann[e] been associated with the name Mattingly as was shown in the earlier version of this page. If there were documentary evidence of this name for Ann, it would smash down a brick wall which has eluded researchers for centuries!	1
	The page itself gives the birthplace as Drew County, Arkansas.	1
	The profile is managed by the [[Project: European Aristocrats	1
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	The Quad City Times	1
	The suname Basten is transcribed as Bastin	2
	Theodore Bowden	1
	Theodore's Birth:	2
	There are over some 400 ghost towns in New Mexico. Not all of them are listed, such as this town of Teel, New Mexico.	1
	They have responded	1
	Thijsdr	1
	This birthdate, 1784, listed on the Parkes-508 profile merged into this one makes me ask, was her mother possibly named the same? This is the only information on this profile that deviated from all the rest of the information. Research or a look into the original research may be able to explain why this far-out date is listed with this individual. [[Gaulden-7	1
	this Emma	1
	This information does not completely match this Mary Dysart.	2
	This may be inaccurate and based on records of his death or probate record being in Charleston. There are also lists of people who are connected to others listed in the probate records in Charleston. Henry Templeton of Boonesborough appears in a probate record as having a debt to the estate of William Young. This note of him being mentioned in estate papers has lead researchers to think he died in Charleston on the date the debt was made not when or where he actually died. This may be the same situation. This is the information for for further research: South Carolina, Charleston District, Estate inventories, 1732-1844, database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:W1WC-VZ6Z : 12 March 2020), Henry Templeton, 14 Nov 1765 citing Court, Charleston, South Carolina, United States, S146001, p. 67 (57 on FS microfilm) South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia.	1
	This means the validation and project profile protection of the LNAB through transcription of the uploaded baptism image, and the connection of the fully & correctly cited sources to the various facts in this bio!	1
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	This Profile	2
	This profile has been added as stated on the death notice of a child/ DOB guess	1
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	Thomas	1
	Through the first half of the 19th century two of the largest landowners along the upper waters of Hard Labor Creek were the brothers George and Samuel Marshall. Their homes were some six miles west of Greenwood in the section that became known as Promised Land. They were sons of Samuel and Mary Steen (or Stene) Marshall who came with eight children to Charleston from County Tyrone, Ireland in 1791 or 1792 (the date varies in family accounts). The family who landed in Charleston settled first along Indian Creek in the northern part of Newberry County. Samuel and Mary Steen Marshall had two more children, a total of 10.	1
	Timeline	1
	Tips...	1
	Toledo	1
	Transcribed Documents/Sourced	511
	Transcription entered by Irene Dillon.	2
	Transfered from [[Pretorius-3994]] by [[Van der Walt-440	1
	Transfered from [[Pretorius-4014]] by [[Van der Walt-440	1
	Trenholm	1
	Troost	1
	TRUE	6
	Truxton's Birth:	1
	uncertain	1
	Uncles do not appear in the list for the ship on which he and his family arrive. See father's profile for a complete list	1
	Unknown SHIELDS	6
	van de Bulk	1
	van der Dussen	1
	van der Kemp	1
	van der Meijden	1
	van der Schilt	1
	van der Spek	1
	van der Steen	1
	van der Voorden	1
	van Drimmelen	2
	van Moordrecht	1
	van Ooststroom	1
	van Oversteeg	1
	van Rij	1
	van Santen	1
	van Zeders	1
	Vanaf nu noemt [[Hofstra-31	9
	Verified - marriage record	3
	Verified (1885 from Death Record)	1
	VERIFIED!	5
	Verified, Child of Francis Prest and Margaret Gaston - marriage record	3
	Verschoor	1
	Verstraten	1
	Very likely	1
	Victoria	1
	Victoria St	1
	Victorian Birth Record: 12435/1868	1
	Victorian Death Record: 13099/1915	1
	Victorian Marriage Record: 2520/1905	1
	Victorian Marriage Record: 7146/1889	1
	Visser	1
	Vol	3
	Vroegop	1
	W. G. Sebald	1
	Westfield, Marquette, Wisconsin	1
	Where as I have given to my other children here-to-for what I allowed for them having made the forgoing arrangement for my said wife and I will that the balance of my property not specified be sold by said trustee and equally divided among Drury Turner, Elijah Turner, Silvira Byas, Edward Turner, Matthias Turner, William Turner, James K. Polk Turner, Sarah Gibson and Francis Morris to have two hundred dollars. The balance of my children having received what I have allotted for them.	1
	which I think it far better for it to remain out at interest as it now does	1
	which shows intermarriage between the Foljambes and Eyres of Hope, co. Derby, prob. during the latter part of the reign of [[Plantagenet-167	1
	Whose cousin is Robert Campbell?	1
	Wide Bay	1
	William Bartlett's Birth:	2
	William Gregg	2
	William Grosvenor-Coates	1
	''William L Maher 18 Sep 2023''	1
	William L Maher Genalogy	1
	William L Maher Genealiogy	1
	William L Maher Genealogy	141
	William L Maher Genealogy '''(link broken)'''	1
	William L Maher Genealogy Genealogy	1
	William L Maher Genealoigy	1
	William L. Maher	2
	William L. Maher Genealogy	20
	WOODFORD HEDGE SCHOOL	1
	Woon in Beaufort-Wes distrik voor die Groot Trek. Verlaat die kolonie na Maart 1839 vir die Transoranje.	1
	Work hand	2
	Written by myself his great granddaughter, Alsion Ball (nee Wisdom)	1
	WW II Military Service	1
	Year: 1805	1
	Year: 1820	1
	Year: 1825	1
	Year: 1831	1
	Year: 1840	2
	Year: 1845	1
	Year: 1847	2
	Year: 1850	5
	Year: 1851-1852	1
	Year: 1853	1
	Year: 1854	1
	Year: 1855	1
	Year: 1856	1
	Year: 1860	3
	Year: 1863	1
	Year: 1865	5
	Year: 1866	1
	Year: 1867	1
	Year: 1870	3
	Year: 1875	1
	Year: 1880	2
	Year: 1896	1
	Year: 1900	2
	Year: 1903	1
	Year: 1916	1
	YES	1