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The most satisfying part of doing family research is solving the
riddles of the here-to-fore unknown. The most frustrating part
is hitting the proverbial "brick wall".
- Abigail Phelps (1769-1845), m. Eli Winchell in 1790.
I have a theory on the identity of the parents of Abigail Phelps but
I am having difficulty in finding proof. The man I
believe may be her father, Alexander Phelps, is just as elusive as
she is.
- William Day (1743-1783), m. Abigail Woodward in New Haven
in 1771
We know his wife, his children, his marriage and his death date.
What we don't know is where he came from and he left few records to
help us.
- Peter Bankert of Friedrichsberg, Prussia
Peter buried six children before he emigrated to America in
1880. I would like to find more but I can't be sure of which "Friedrichsberg"
Peter called home. A recent find hints that he may have originated
in "West" Prussia.
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