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Raymond Whincup

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Historyman Report 24 May 2007 20:24

Whincup one-name study. Up to 1901 we have circa 95% of Whincup's, and variants, linked to two main Tree's (Off line). Use Google to find Whincup one-name study website, which details over 30 years of research. There are two main groups Yorkshire and Suffolk. Most in Suffolk group have Whincop variant name. Four main family lines in Yorkshire which we refer to as A B C & D. Most lead back to Hunsingore, near Wetherby, Yorkshire. If you need help to find your Whincup ancestors our Amateur study is the place to start. All queries answered. Raymond (Ray) Whincup. DOB 10.9.1937