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Subject: [DESUSSEX] Lingo in DE
Date: Sun, 8 Oct 2000 11:38:33 EDT

In a message dated 10/07/2000 6:01:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
writes:

<< Does anyone know what the index cards at the Archives mean, when it says
Henry of H, or William of William, or William of Samuel. >>

Hi Brenda and List-

The above Henry of H (means Henry, son of Henry) as well as William of
William (means William, son of William). Thank goodness they did this
occasionally as there were so many of the same name in these families. It
would have been impossible for us in this day and age to figure out where
they all belonged - it is tough enough as it is!

Good Luck in the search - Glenda

P.S. I am searching the desc. of Samuel & Comfort Stuart LINGO > John LINGO
(1768 - 1827)> Samuel LINGO (1794-1834) > Gideon LINGO (1824 DE -1900 OH).

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