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ChaseJamesGary1
ChaseJamesGary1 ✭
August 8, 2021 edited July 18, 2024 in Family Tree

He has the same name as a younger sibling who has two middle names and was born five years before before the listed mother. I have tried to find a second marriage without any success.

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  • two children same first name
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  • Brett .
    Brett . ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 8, 2021

    @ChaseJamesGary1

    James

    Welcome to the "Community.FamilySearch" Forum.

    I am just another 'lowly' User/Patron ...

    You indicate that the Ancestor has the "... has the same name as a younger sibling who has two middle names and was born five years before before the listed mother ..."

    Question(s):

    Did the younger Sibling with the same (obviously, First 'Given'/'Christian' Name) DIE; before, the Birth of the Ancestor?

    When you 'say' "...before the listed mother ...", what exactly do you mean?

    Please advise/explain.

    Brett

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  • ChaseJamesGary1
    ChaseJamesGary1 ✭
    August 9, 2021

    Thanks for responding ! The two brothers died in the same year. When I say listed mother I mean the mother of the younger of the two. She could be the mother of both but she did not marry their father until five years after the first William was born.

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  • Brett .
    Brett . ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 9, 2021

    @ChaseJamesGary1

    James

    That helps.

    Question: What 'Locality' (ie, Place, County/Shire, State, Country); and, what 'Time Period'.?

    Brett

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  • ChaseJamesGary1
    ChaseJamesGary1 ✭
    August 9, 2021

    I am looking for documentation on the birth of William Chase 1778 - 1867 • L7NX - 6LB

    New Hampton,Belknap,New Hampshire, United States

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  • Brett .
    Brett . ✭✭✭✭✭
    August 9, 2021

    @ChaseJamesGary1

    James

    Now that we have a 'Place' and 'Date' ...

    Just a thought ...

    If you were not already aware ...

    There are 'Groups' in this "Community.FamilySearch" Forum, that include "New Hampshire" in the USA.

    Perhaps, you may consider "Joining" those 'Groups', becoming a member; and, then, asking for (suggested research) help/assistance.

    The members of those groups are only to will to provide, help/assist, where they can.

    You could get lucky.

    Here are a couple of those 'Groups':

    New England Genealogy Research

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/134-new-england-genealogy-research

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/134-new-england-genealogy-research

    And ...

    The good old, 'standby' ...

    United States Genealogy Research

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/198-united-states-genealogy-research

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/198-united-states-genealogy-research

    Many of the 'Groups', have been a little quite, of late, with the recent "Move", to the NEW Platform, of this "Community.FamilySearch" Forum - it has been a SIGNIFICANT "Change".

    Hopefully, many of the 'Groups' will pick-up again, as time goes on.

    I hope this helps, somewhat.

    Good Luck.

    Brett

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  • CarolynLawrence1
    CarolynLawrence1 ✭✭
    August 9, 2021

    @ChaseJamesGary1 sometimes it is really hard to find the vital information about our ancestors. We suggest you also use some of these helpful resources too.

    Where can I get help with my genealogy?

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    April 20, 2020


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  • DebDT
    DebDT ✭✭✭
    August 9, 2021
    https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/when-i-am-searching-historical-records-what-are-the-best-practices-and-tips
    https://www.familysearch.org/help/helpcenter/article/where-can-i-get-help-with-my-genealogy
    https://www.familysearch.org/rootstech/rtc2021/


    These are some other links that will also help you find information. We also posted a link to RootsTech 2021. You can find tutorials in helping you find your ancestors. Good luck and happy researching.

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