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Judith Biggin

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Judith Report 20 Feb 2005 01:54

Hi, my name is Judith Biggin (nee Ferguson) from Tongala, Victoria, Australia.- Born 1953 - I am just starting out with genesreunited and am very interested in family history. My Father was Stanley William Ferguson and my mother is Thelma Eleanor Ferguson (nee Phillipps-Lewis) I have 3 sibblings namely Kenneth James Ferguson, David John Ferguson (deceased 1973) and Andrew Douglas Ferguson. I am interested in finding relatives of my Grandfather Stanley Adam Ferguson or Grandmother Ethel Margaret Downey

Researching:
Thomas Biggin, Somerset England Adam Ferguson, Scotland Owen Thomas Lewis, Monmouth shire, Wales

Judith

Judith Report 1 Jun 2018 10:29

Hello, you posted your message a long time ago, I’m a direct descendant of Thomas Biggin - Somerset. Hope this catches up with you.
Judith

ArgyllGran

ArgyllGran Report 1 Jun 2018 12:20

Welcome to the boards, Judith.

As you've noticed, it's a long time since Judith Biggin posted that.
She's very unlikely to be looking here for replies now.

You can try sending her a private message - click on her name in green at the top of her post, and complete the form which appears.

If she has informed GR of any change in her email address since 2005, they will be able to notify her that there is a message from you in the system.

Then you need patience, and hope that she will be in a position to read it, and able and willing to reply.

Researching:
Old genealogists never die.....they just lose their census.