Author Topic: What’s the law of probability in ancestry?  (Read 6142 times)

Offline Silent Whale

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Re: What’s the law of probability in ancestry?
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 27 March 11 19:41 BST (UK) »
Hi Romarin

I have the all same Andrews as you mention above in my tree except I have Robert Laxton Andrews as being born in 1847 not 1838. This would be the year after Robert Andrews and Catherine Ann White married. The next inline was, as you mention, Henry Williams in 1851.

My line descends from Robert Laxton Andrews and Caroline Fletcher. However, I can't be certain that RLA is the father of the first daughter to Caroline - which is what made me start this thread.

Seems a lot of out of wedlock in this side!

Neil

Bertram - London; Bartram - London and Wallingford, Berks; Dixon - Kent; Gant - Colchester, Essex; Goldsack - Kent; Mann - London and Sussex; McConkey - Sussex and Hants; Percival - London and Nottingham; Turner - Fordham, Cambs; Reach - London; Rumens - London; Matthews - London.

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Re: What’s the law of probability in ancestry?
« Reply #19 on: Thursday 07 April 11 17:54 BST (UK) »
Hi Neil

Thanks for this, sorry if my email was not clear, henry is Henry William Andrews, who was one of our great uncles, my line descends from Albert Alexander Andrews and Martha Abbott, which is how we ended up in Wolverhampton, any info I can give let me know...

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Romarin (rosemary andrews)

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Re: What’s the law of probability in ancestry?
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 07 April 11 19:16 BST (UK) »
Hi Rosemary - or should I say 'cousin'?!! I've sent you a personal message so that I can let you see my online tree - if you want to! Neil
Bertram - London; Bartram - London and Wallingford, Berks; Dixon - Kent; Gant - Colchester, Essex; Goldsack - Kent; Mann - London and Sussex; McConkey - Sussex and Hants; Percival - London and Nottingham; Turner - Fordham, Cambs; Reach - London; Rumens - London; Matthews - London.