Phyllis Haynen
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I have been researching my family tree through out the United States and Canada since the early 1990's. The main surnames I am researching are Haynen, MacDonald, Ward and Lyon. I'm also searching Cronshaw, Perry, Bumgarner and Peters. And others that marry into these branches.
Volunteers and family members create memorials from multiple sources. Death certificates, photos from cemeteries, obituaries in newspapers. It's common to find errors in death certificates and obituaries. Birth dates, death dates, locations of birth, burial locations, incorrect spellings of surnames. I recommend searching for additional sources, such as funeral directors and churches. The more sources we gather, the more accurate the information will be.
Volunteers and family members create memorials from multiple sources. Death certificates, photos from cemeteries, obituaries in newspapers. It's common to find errors in death certificates and obituaries. Birth dates, death dates, locations of birth, burial locations, incorrect spellings of surnames. I recommend searching for additional sources, such as funeral directors and churches. The more sources we gather, the more accurate the information will be.
I have been researching my family tree through out the United States and Canada since the early 1990's. The main surnames I am researching are Haynen, MacDonald, Ward and Lyon. I'm also searching Cronshaw, Perry, Bumgarner and Peters. And others that marry into these branches.
Volunteers and family members create memorials from multiple sources. Death certificates, photos from cemeteries, obituaries in newspapers. It's common to find errors in death certificates and obituaries. Birth dates, death dates, locations of birth, burial locations, incorrect spellings of surnames. I recommend searching for additional sources, such as funeral directors and churches. The more sources we gather, the more accurate the information will be.
Volunteers and family members create memorials from multiple sources. Death certificates, photos from cemeteries, obituaries in newspapers. It's common to find errors in death certificates and obituaries. Birth dates, death dates, locations of birth, burial locations, incorrect spellings of surnames. I recommend searching for additional sources, such as funeral directors and churches. The more sources we gather, the more accurate the information will be.
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