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Date: Wed, Jul 4 2001 22:49:16 GMT-0700


Jean,
I'm not sure but it seemed to suggest that. I was able to go in through rootsweb and find E-Mail addresses of people who had names submitted under a surname showing some migration. John Haley
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>From: Jean Mayfield Cuevas <>
>Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2001 05:13:23 -0500
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>Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L] Ancestry.com
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>John,
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>I haven't spent a lot of time lately, looking to see what changes
>Ancestry.com has made. However, what I have seen is that all the wonderful
>listings of people's messages and replies are no longer there. It used to
>be that you could scroll down through the entire outline and spot by
>subject possible connections OR you could submit yours and it would be
>sitting there to be picked up on. Actually, about two years ago, I posted
>such a message on one of those websites, and it was through that that I was
>able to find two first cousins who had been adopted out. They, too, were
>looking to find their blood family, and spotted my message.
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>One thing I was surprised to find when I went to the LDS website to do a
>search was that it appears that Ancestry.com is owned by them. Am I
>correct in surmising that?
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>Jean C.
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>At , you wrote:
>>I am not sure of how things worked as you have been discussing lately, but
>>I have found some info from other searchers that has led me to believe I
>>may have the info on my gggg grandfather and ggg grandmother. If I can
>>ever figure out how to verify this, I'll know. Either way it is certainly
>>2 or 3 steps closer than I have been so far. I have been more than
>>blessed by the help from ARIZARD, but have been looking for more depth
>>that is not likely there since it comes from other states. I was
>>wondering if the frustration I've seen expressed so far has been over what
>>was lost. Since I didn't have anything before, it was a step forward for
>>me. John Haley
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