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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- De Dacre, Dacre, De Multon, Derwentwater, Garnett,Maxwell,Douglas,De Vernon, ,Marley, Kendall, De Venables, De Ardene.De Bredbury,Palmer,De Houghton,De Cotton,Maynwaring,Dokinfield,Malbank,Brailsford,Dutton,
Smith,Denton,Plumliegh/Plumlee,McLarren,McAlpin,Strong
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Scotland,Ireland,England,USA
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
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Hi JoAnn,
Happy New Year.
I have sent a few messages hope you are able to reply sometime. I'd love to make contact re the Dacre line, I'm back into the research again and have a few road vlocks hoping you might be able to help.
Cheers
Anita
Hi JoAnn,
I'm still interested in your links with the Dacre family. Would be wonderful if we were able to make a connection. Look forward to hearing from you again.
my email outside to Genealogy Wise is anitapayne58@gmail.com I live in Australia
Cheers
Anita
Hi JoAnn,
last year you joined the Dacre group and mentioned "I've researched the Dacre family back to the year 1010 to Humfrey de Dacre who married Anne Derwentwater they were my Great Great x 26 grandparents.We could be cousins!"
I'd be very interested in your tree to see if we might be cousins. Mine are in Yorkshire any connections there?
Cheers
Anita
Would be interested to know if any of you Dacres were in Mass at one time. I am researching my gggrandfather William Daker (Dacre) who lived in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, Canada in 1838. I believe some of his sons went to the Sudbury, Mass area as my g-aunt remembered visiting visiting them in the early 1900s.
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