What Others Have to Say

Doc, You have given me so much: research, research how-to, Ancestry, and the benefit of your computer research experience. I can't thank you enough or go through each detail with you right now. Please know that I recognize
your experience and superior research abilities just seeing what you have come up with. I'm just sorry that there is confusing Thomas Baird information on the Internet.

Doc, Thank you for all your time and effort! It's wonderful to find someone as knowledgeable as you, and willing to help the researcher, like myself, that makes a mess of things!

Doreen

Kate - Volunteer

Doc, I'm not sure why she would not reply to you. I've never known you to be anything but helpful and courteous, some folks don't always respond in kind unfortunately

I always thought you were the admin! LOL I keep an eye out and try to help folks, its harder now that I don't have full access to Ancestry, luckily sometimes I can get enough info off of Ancestry to find folks on HQ and the Family Search Labs are good for the 1870 and 1900.

Thank you for the Christmas greeting. You give a wonderful gift all year along, your time and resources to help others. This gift just keeps giving as we preserve the information you send for our family.

You were (are) such a big help, I want to thank you again for your help in finding Janet. And to update you! You did find a needle in a haystack. Janet Partridge, born c 1932 somewhere, is actually known as Donny Freeman!

I took your passenger info re Janet Partridge, and the weddings that looked like at approx age (although she was 47 at the time, so could have had a previous marriage, and a different name!), and then I looked up the husband in the San Fran phone book (not too many Sigmund's!), and voila!

I phoned the number and had a lovely chat with Janet, and we are going to correspond! Thank you so much for your help. Wendy

Can I just say, Doc, that you are amazing. You have been doing these volunteer Look-Ups for a l-o-o-o-n-g time. And you are so quick! You have helped a lot of people, including me a couple of years ago. When I get back to studying this part of the world again.

I will also be contacting you! For now I am just impressed with how helpful you are to others.

Wendy

Somerville | McDonnell | Partridge |

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Marilyn, FL - 193 - 2009

Dear "Doc,"

A million thanks!!!! I appreciate your taking the time and effort to help me. The information is priceless.

Alfman |

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Linda, NJ - 19 - 2008

Hi Doc!

WOW!!!! What a surprise when I got on the computer after work!! I had no idea you were continuing to look for information on my ancestor!

Thank you so much! I am going to print everything out and look at it carefully. I love the timeline! It puts everything in order and makes it easier to see how things were evolving.

Esporrin | Flynn | Mallet | Heckert

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Robert in OR - 199 - 2010

Good Morning Doc,

All I can say is WOW! What a fantastic amount of information. I just got up (Pacific Standard Time in Oregon) and I need to go over all this. You have put me miles ahead of where I was.

Robert

Nestle/Nestel | Hagle | Cobb

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Floyd in IL - 204 - 2010

What a great find, thank you so much. Are you a professional researcher? I would be interested in more information regarding your services.

Thanks for putting pieces of the puzzle in place.

Floyd N.

Potter | Clark

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Marilyn in Canada - 79 - 2007-2010

Ultimately all members of the two families have been located (thanks to you!) in the Boston area.

Marilyn

I wouldn't have ever picked it up - counted twice by being in two different places on two different dates and getting enumerated in both.

Excellent!! I'm telling you......it's your "magic"!!!!! Experience is just a dull way to say it!!!!

I've created a timeline as you suggested. The discovery you made regarding Johannah being counted twice certainly cements the relationship between the Fitzgerald's and the Kennedy's.

That's great that Ancestry.com acknowledge your efforts, and great that someone like yourself corrects mistakes they have found along the way.

Thanks Doc for all your help too, I wouldn't have leaned as much as I have without you about my Ancestors. Diana

My Goodness, that was quick! I got the blank form with no trouble, but could not access the image of the page with Gilead Hunt listed. What am I doing wrong? I can't even find any mention of it.

I have struggled with this all afternoon. I was nearly in tears, but your instructions did help me through it, and when I accessed my AOL through Netscape, it came up at the bottom of the page.

Then I had the difficulty of trying to save it. It would ONLY allow bitmap, so I was stuck with that. I finally managed to copy it into Camedia and was able to reduce it to print on one page, and save it as a word document. I am happy, and will sleep tonight instead of fretting.

Thank you so much for all your help. Tomorrow I will make another request for the next census that has an entry for Gilead --I am really looking for his son, Abraham, whom I think was born in 1799.

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