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World War One / Re: Fromelles missing - William Wass
« on: Saturday 27 June 15 22:28 BST (UK) »
thanks and will put a file together for you.
Marg
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: JOSEPH JAMES CURRAN ( Ruskie)
« on: Tuesday 23 June 15 09:27 BST (UK) »
Hi Leslee
its Marg from the Fromelles Association
Still keeping a eye out for James female rellies, did you get anywhere?
Marg O'Leary
its Marg from the Fromelles Association
Still keeping a eye out for James female rellies, did you get anywhere?
Marg O'Leary
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World War One / Re: Fromelles Project - James Lowther Mason
« on: Tuesday 23 June 15 09:24 BST (UK) »
Thank you very much for the information, I wont ask anything again, and will only contact you if we successfully identify the soldier
best wishes
Marg O'leary
best wishes
Marg O'leary
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World War One / Re: Fromelles Project - James Lowther Mason
« on: Sunday 21 June 15 06:20 BST (UK) »
Hi again
thank you for replying.
I will check the family tree url and send it to you
I have attached the female line DNA chart. All the ladies with a pink dot may have descendants who would have the right DNA to identify the soldier.
Perhaps you know something about the soldiers sisters? I am of the belief that there would no females alive today who descend from these girls. Just checking if this is right
http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/71398119/family?cfpid=48353170418&selnode=1
is the link to the tree in Ancestry
kind regards
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
thank you for replying.
I will check the family tree url and send it to you
I have attached the female line DNA chart. All the ladies with a pink dot may have descendants who would have the right DNA to identify the soldier.
Perhaps you know something about the soldiers sisters? I am of the belief that there would no females alive today who descend from these girls. Just checking if this is right
http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/71398119/family?cfpid=48353170418&selnode=1
is the link to the tree in Ancestry
kind regards
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
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World War One / Re: Fromelles Project - James Lowther Mason
« on: Friday 19 June 15 23:20 BST (UK) »
Hi and so glad you are still out there.
The Fromelles Association has a coordinated team of researchers here and overseas and we are actively working on all the soldiers who proved to have a brick wall.
we know that a Y dna donor was found by the army some time ago with no result.We are looking for the female line Mt dna, and would also like to contact the Y side. We do know that of the 144 soldiers identified so far, most needed both Y and Mt dna to be positive, explained as 'although a weak positive is there, not sufficient for an ID, but two weak responses makes it sufficient'.
Have gone back to the UK Cumbria area for soldier's mother's sisters. (Margaret Lowther and 4 sisters) have an ancestry tree and a dna chart prepared.
Like you, I feel there is too much info to write here, but happy if you can contact me through our Ancestry tree site "Fromelles Soldiers" if you put in the soldiers name, that should be one of the public trees with his name, and we could go from there. The Fromelles Association has a face book page and you can also make contact via our coordinator the president Royce Atkinson.
kindest regards
Marg
The Fromelles Association has a coordinated team of researchers here and overseas and we are actively working on all the soldiers who proved to have a brick wall.
we know that a Y dna donor was found by the army some time ago with no result.We are looking for the female line Mt dna, and would also like to contact the Y side. We do know that of the 144 soldiers identified so far, most needed both Y and Mt dna to be positive, explained as 'although a weak positive is there, not sufficient for an ID, but two weak responses makes it sufficient'.
Have gone back to the UK Cumbria area for soldier's mother's sisters. (Margaret Lowther and 4 sisters) have an ancestry tree and a dna chart prepared.
Like you, I feel there is too much info to write here, but happy if you can contact me through our Ancestry tree site "Fromelles Soldiers" if you put in the soldiers name, that should be one of the public trees with his name, and we could go from there. The Fromelles Association has a face book page and you can also make contact via our coordinator the president Royce Atkinson.
kindest regards
Marg
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World War One / Re: Fromelles Missing - James Hugh Ross COMPLETED
« on: Friday 19 June 15 11:57 BST (UK) »
Still looking for a male Y dna donor for James ROSS, looking in Scotland, anyone able to help?
I have a DNA chart prepared.
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
I have a DNA chart prepared.
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
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World War One / Re: Fromelles Missing - Arthur Mossop James
« on: Friday 19 June 15 11:41 BST (UK) »
Update re Arthur Mossop james
I snet for certificates from UK
His mother was unmarried and no mention of the father,
Her husband she married afterwards, just in case he happened to be the father, got his cert as well, and he was illegitimate.
This one seems unsolvable
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
I snet for certificates from UK
His mother was unmarried and no mention of the father,
Her husband she married afterwards, just in case he happened to be the father, got his cert as well, and he was illegitimate.
This one seems unsolvable
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
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World War One / Re: Fromelles missing - Horace Robinson
« on: Friday 19 June 15 11:36 BST (UK) »
Still looking for a Y donor for Horace Robinson. Lookng in UK, have a tree and have a target name, but cant pick him out as name too common!!
anyone able to help?
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
anyone able to help?
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
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World War One / Re: Fromelles missing - CURRAN (b NSW, enlisted Brisbane)
« on: Friday 19 June 15 11:30 BST (UK) »
Good news for Curran
Have found a donor for the male Y DNA, still looking for the female side back in Ireland
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
Have found a donor for the male Y DNA, still looking for the female side back in Ireland
Marg O'Leary
Fromelles Association
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