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Comment by Judy Brooks Truchon on July 19, 2009 at 10:17am

John Pratt (1607-1655) was an original settler in Hartford, CT. The family stayed in that area for several generations, Aaron Pratt moved to Buffalo, Erie County, NY. Elijah Pratt, (1803-1877) my gr gr grandfather moved to Brasher, St. Lawrence County, NY in 1824 and then to Almira, Benzie County, MI.

Comment by Terri O'Connell on July 19, 2009 at 9:57am

Judy,

The Pratt's that you are researching, where were they located. My O'Connell's married into the Pratt family and lived in Jefferson County, NY

Comment by Judy Brooks Truchon on July 19, 2009 at 9:55am

Names researched are Henry BROOKS, paternal=England to CT to NY to OH to MI. Another BROOKS line,maternal = John BROOKS, first found in Cumberland County, NJ then PA, OH, WI, RI.
PRATT, TRUCHON, DUMAIS/DUMAS, WIMER, BARLOW

Comment by Joyce Garrott on July 19, 2009 at 9:53am

I have had FTM for so long I can't remember. I use the 2009 version took some getting used used too but I like it. Looking forward to 2010. There are only a couple things I miss about the older versions but the biggest is a report on birthdays of living individuals that was in the older versions.

Comment by Sherry L Marshall on July 19, 2009 at 9:52am

I like the 2009 version, didn't like the 2009

Comment by Judy Brooks Truchon on July 19, 2009 at 9:48am

I have used FTM for about 14 years and am now on the 2006 version +16. Interested in how people feel about the 2008 and 2009 versions.

Comment by Carmel M Reynen on July 18, 2009 at 5:35pm

I must say, I have been using FTM for the past not sure how many years. Was not sure about the new format 2008 but was given 2009 and after a bit of fiddling around found I liked it a lot.
am now trying to load everything on to Ancestry.com and loving that even more. I am adding my data one by one (and I have 30 yrs of research) and am not getting far as I am making corrections and finding lots of contacts through other trees. I also like the books and tree printouts that can be purchased and I believe the price to be reasonable.
they are still working on the format for all of this, and I am still finding new applications and ways to play with it and did not like it at first but loving it now.
I think it is a matter of knowing how to use it before comenting on whether you really like it or hate it.
Much better that the old trees they had up until a few months ago.

Comment by RouX Renard on July 18, 2009 at 1:10pm

Researching my birth Mum's families, Clelford and Sainsbury from Wiltshire, UK. Also searching for my father, who like me is J1e y-DNA.
Currently desperate for ANY records of Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas AFTER his entry in the 1911 Census, i.e. marriage, migration, prison, death?

Comment by Melissa Doum on July 18, 2009 at 12:35pm

I am also looking for information on my great grandmother, Sophie (Rossi-Sheff-Archer) Robinson (1914-2000). Her parents were Toni Rossi and Grace Grosso. Her parents are from Italy and moved to Canada. Before Sophie was born, her parents moved to WA. She had two brothers: Fred and Peter and two sisters: Mary and Antoinette.

Comment by Melissa Doum on July 18, 2009 at 12:29pm

There's a lot of information I am looking for. First off, I am trying to find information on Stephen D. Hale. He is my mom's birth-father. Not exactly sure when he was born but it was around 1939-1941 in Atchison, KS. His father was Walter Lorn Hale and his mother I believe was Flossie Mae Hershon. Around 1958, He married Barbara Archer and a couple years later got divorced.

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