Gert in Oz
02-06-12, 06:55
If someone can spare a few minutes please
Could someone put Daniel Malbon (no date-no place)into the new Family Search site, go down to submitted trees on next page and pick the one with parents Joseph Malbon and Elizabeth Stubbs (its the top one).
Normally i wouldn`t look at these trees, but for some reason i did this time, maybe because i had just broken through a brick wall.. see
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=14074
These Pedigree resourse files go back through several generations, all with notes/wills like this, ending with a Thomas Malbon born abt 1629 (Feltmaker and Alderman), whose also includes information on the Feltmaker/hat trade, theres even a petition to the Dean of York for a Chappell and Chappell Yard at Congleton in 1686, so they didn`t have to carry the dead to Astbury, all interesting reading.
What i`m asking is do you think this research is genuine (does seem well sourced), i have checked a few dates and they seem correct or am i dreaming.
Could someone put Daniel Malbon (no date-no place)into the new Family Search site, go down to submitted trees on next page and pick the one with parents Joseph Malbon and Elizabeth Stubbs (its the top one).
Normally i wouldn`t look at these trees, but for some reason i did this time, maybe because i had just broken through a brick wall.. see
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=14074
These Pedigree resourse files go back through several generations, all with notes/wills like this, ending with a Thomas Malbon born abt 1629 (Feltmaker and Alderman), whose also includes information on the Feltmaker/hat trade, theres even a petition to the Dean of York for a Chappell and Chappell Yard at Congleton in 1686, so they didn`t have to carry the dead to Astbury, all interesting reading.
What i`m asking is do you think this research is genuine (does seem well sourced), i have checked a few dates and they seem correct or am i dreaming.