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The Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Who is Your Most Recent Unknown Ancestor? post for 18 June resulted in these entries:
* Parents of Thomas J. Newton (ca 1795-after 1834) by Randy Seaver on the Genea-Musings blog.
* Parents of James Adelbert (1872-1948) by Daniel Dillman on the Indiana Dillmans blog.
* Parents of Maria Nicoletta Riccia(??) (????-????) by Leah on the Leah's Family Tree blog.
* Parents of Frank J. Zalewski (????-????) by Brian Zalewski on the Zalewski Family Genealogy blog.
* Father of Ransom Spurlock (1807-1896) by Denise Spurlock on the Denise's Life in the Past Lane blog.
* Parents of Robert Hunter (ca1816-1888) by Jen A. Smart on the Jen's Genealogy Pages blog.
* Parents of John Vanderpool (1805-????) and Nancy Campbell (1796-????) by Charles Hansen on the Mikkel's Hus blog.
* John R. Petty's mother by Linda McCauley on the Documenting the Details blog.
* Walter Albert Brothers (1876-1964) father by Rosemary on the Climbing The Family Rosebush blog.
Several readers responded in comments to my post Saturday Night Genealogy Fun - Who is Your Most Recent Unknown Ancestor? with their MRUA:
* Catherine Armstrong (1853-????) by Celia.
* Amanda Augusta Richardson (1847-????) by Owlhart.
Thank you, Genea-funsters for your contributions. I hope that someone reads your post and can help you in your research.
If you responded to this Saturday Night Genealogy Fun post, and I missed your post, please let me know in email (rjseaver@cox.net) or in comments to this post.
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Thanks for the link! Great post to help me think about other leads.
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