In family search there’s already a death date for him- 1850. But there’s also two marriages, and like 5 children that happened AFTER that date. So either the death date is wrong (there is no source cited for it) or … Read More
The thing you are researching may have already been found and published by a distant relative on ancestry.com. Go to the ancestry.com public member tree search page, and then enter the information you know about the ancestor for whom you … Read More
FindAGrave.com is a database containing photos and information from 162 million graves. Often there are pictures of the graves, but usually there is important vital information like birthdate, date of death, parents, spouses, and children. Just go to findagrave.com‘s search … Read More
On Ancestry.com I found someone who seems to be a relative who has similar family: https://www.ancestry.ca/dna/tests/3B0F211F-8181-4C65-8034-41EB5B41BE28/match/C66199CD-ABF6-4921-BCD5-80BD0C275B45?filterBy=ALL&sortBy=RELATIONSHIP&page=1 They list a child of John Connacher and Anges Nelson: Agnes Margaret Conacher. Family Search seems to have a matching record, KZ1M-QQQ, but they say … Read More
Trying to find the husband of Agnes C Nelson, 2MGL-VLQ Conclusion: John Connacher 1842-1900 LTXK-P2L in Family Search
If your ancestor is listed in familysearch.org, chances are there are some sources attached to them about their birth, death, etc. Sometimes the details on the sources give you some other clues. Eg, the source on the person’s birth might … Read More
I’m pretty sure he was an Irish Methodist minister, family search is 2MGL-2LJ. Family Search had a source for his christening from the obituary of his nephew, William Nelson Ford in the St Marys Argus, 19 May 1910
I want to find the spouse of Archibald Malcolm (LVXC-N7T in family search family tree) and mother of Elizabeth Malcolm (who later married a James Nelson). She would be my dad’s, dad’s, mother’s mother. I’m pretty sure she would have … Read More
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