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My page on this site is [[James Brian Lindstrom]]. My email is jim.lindstrom@gmail.com | |||
I'm currently working on: | |||
* Trying to see if I can dig up anything about William Linn's children give clues about William's or Hugh Linn's lives. | |||
** Need to mail the Philly Archives for Hugh William Linn's naturalization papers | |||
* Figuring out what other documents may exist in Pennsylvania about the Linns. | |||
** I got a few pages of Wills from the Mercer County courthouse (see [[James Linn]]), but they unfortunately didn't have any original signatures or new information on them | |||
** There are a few other courthouses I could write to... | |||
* I'd eventually like to get to NARA to see if they have any interesting records we haven't come across. | |||
** Would they have passenger lists for Hugh Linn's ship? | |||
* Continue on [[Researching Eighteenth Century Pennsylvania]] and apply it to [[Robert Walker III]], who I'm confident we can find some historical records of (versus just oral history) | |||
Revision as of 16:44, 23 July 2011
My page on this site is James Brian Lindstrom. My email is jim.lindstrom@gmail.com
I'm currently working on:
- Trying to see if I can dig up anything about William Linn's children give clues about William's or Hugh Linn's lives.
- Need to mail the Philly Archives for Hugh William Linn's naturalization papers
- Figuring out what other documents may exist in Pennsylvania about the Linns.
- I got a few pages of Wills from the Mercer County courthouse (see James Linn), but they unfortunately didn't have any original signatures or new information on them
- There are a few other courthouses I could write to...
- I'd eventually like to get to NARA to see if they have any interesting records we haven't come across.
- Would they have passenger lists for Hugh Linn's ship?
- Continue on Researching Eighteenth Century Pennsylvania and apply it to Robert Walker III, who I'm confident we can find some historical records of (versus just oral history)