A thought:
Autosomal DNA tests are said to be help to about five generations. For
some of you, five generations back would include Perrin C. It's a gamble,
but it could pay off.
I'm curious, how many of you have had the autosomal testing done? FTDNA
has lowered lowered the rate to $99, matching 23andme, but 23andme and a
much larger database, and includes additional tests.
-Michael
> It's not you, Nancy. Others have trouble sending attachments. Although
> some of us can send them with no trouble, the fault is with the script
> that I wrote to run the list. There's something about MIME attachments it
> should be looking for that it's not--or there's something non-compliant
> about some of the common emailers that some user. (For example, I know
> that IE versions earlier than 8 have a bug regarding an HTML/CSS element
> that renders my webpages unreadable.)
>
> -Michael
>
> ---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
> Subject: For the list too
> From: "Nancy Cooley" <nancycooley_at_me.com>
> Date: Fri, August 2, 2013 5:14 pm
> To: "Michael Cooley" <michael_at_newsummer.com>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> So sorry, Michael, about the transmission of the photo. We are still
> somewhat technologically challenged. Thanks to Bonnie and Curt for their
> email too.
>
> To Sandy Stanton: We have had the info on Nellie Cooley Woods for some
> time and have gradually learned more about her daughter, Daisy Woods
> Erickson Briggs also. But who is Nellie's mother? There is no accurate
> information. There is a photo of Nellie and Daisy on our Ancestry page
> which is private for awhile while I clean it up!
>
> Bonnie, we have the same on "Frd" for the 1880 census. Was it really a
> Fred or Frederick born 1879...or meant to be Albert who was added to the
> family at the bottom of the same census page? Margaret (1900 census) had
> 7 children, 2 of whom were living in 1900. If there was a Fred (who does
> not show up in the1885 Kansas census) have not yet discovered what
> happened to him.
>
> Also, thanks again for the clues re Margaret Ann Reed Cooley. She was 66
> when Perrin died in 1912. Could she have remarried and that's why we
> can't find her death record in either Montana or Missouri?
>
> Thanks to you all for your patience and help for we beginners!
>
> Nancy Cooley
>
> Sent from my iPad
> History
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