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weaver
Jan 14, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/14/00
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My ancestors changed their surname from DAVIES to DAVIS after coming to the
U.S. In my genealogy records should I keep the DAVIES for those born in
Wales before the name change and DAVIS for those born here?
Thanks,
Pam
U.S. In my genealogy records should I keep the DAVIES for those born in
Wales before the name change and DAVIS for those born here?
Thanks,
Pam
Emmett and Angela
Jan 15, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/15/00
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Pam,
IMHO, I would list the names as they appear on the birth certificates; they are
the "true" names. You can always include a note indicating the date and/or
circumstances of the change.
IMHO, I would list the names as they appear on the birth certificates; they are
the "true" names. You can always include a note indicating the date and/or
circumstances of the change.
Angela
Cape Cod, MA
ecunningham
Jan 15, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/15/00
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weaver wrote:
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> My ancestors changed their surname from DAVIES to DAVIS after coming to the> U.S. In my genealogy records should I keep the DAVIES for those born in> Wales before the name change and DAVIS for those born here?
>
> My ancestors changed their surname from DAVIES to DAVIS after coming to the> U.S. In my genealogy records should I keep the DAVIES for those born in> Wales before the name change and DAVIS for those born here?
Pam: Yes
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JSWORK
Jan 31, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/31/00
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Hi Pam.....I have the same thing that happened in my research
WOERTMAN became WORKMAN. I have kept it the "original" name and made
notations as to the name change
WOERTMAN became WORKMAN. I have kept it the "original" name and made
notations as to the name change
Sandi
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> Thanks,
> Pam
TonyaHarris
Feb 1, 2000, 3:00:00 AM2/1/00
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I have this same problem with some lines. What I have done is however that
person spelled their name is how it is spelled in my files.
person spelled their name is how it is spelled in my files.
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