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Re: Never underestimate the power of Google!!.....look what I found.......
« Reply #18 on: Saturday 28 September 13 12:30 BST (UK) »
Hi Sue

Uriah was a son of my g g g grandfather...........have yet to find out what happened to him!!!!

Sarah :)
Uriah morrallee  son of James is not the wayward one it was James grandson Uriah the son of Uriah and Margaret who married Jane Morris .Uriah senior is my gg grandfather james is my ggg grandfather
Hi Sue

Uriah was a son of my g g g grandfather...........have yet to find out what happened to him!!!!

Sarah :)

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Re: Never underestimate the power of Google!!.....look what I found.......
« Reply #19 on: Sunday 29 September 13 17:18 BST (UK) »
I got really curious after reading the title of this thread, and tried googling some of my father-in-law's ancestors' names. Found my way into a couple of family trees connected with F-i-L's.  F-i-L had no idea who his father was - at least, if he found out, he didn't share the information - but I have my suspicions from building up information. He was fostered (not adopted) after birth, so never actually knew his mother, either. However, with today's search, I've found some more information about his mother's ancestors, which has filled in some gaps, so thanks for the suggestion, Sarah!  ;D