It's time for everyone's favorite weekend genealogical activity, Saturday Night Genealogy Fun with Randy Seaver!
Come on, everybody, join in and accept the mission and execute it with precision.
1. Have you researched the ancestors of your spouse (or significant other)? Please list the names and vital records data for your spouse/SO's grandparents and great-grandparents as in an Ahnentafel report.
2. Have you written a genealogical sketch and/or biography for each of them?
3. Share your list of your spouse/SO's ancestors in your own blog post or in a Facebook, SubStack, BlueSky, or other social media post. Leave a link to your post on this blog post to help us find your post.
Of course I've researched my ex's ancestors! What kind of genealogist do you think I am? <grin>
Now, do I have the information handy? No, because I upgraded my computer a few months ago, and I still haven't been able to hook everything up again and make all my files accessible, including my Family Tree Maker program.
But let's see what I can do from memory . . . .
Hugh's Ancestors
Generation 3 (grandparents)
4. Kartar Singh Sandhu, born date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India (probably in Khatkar Kalan); married date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India (probably in Khatkar Kalan); died date unknown (probably before August 16, 1947, i.e., before Partition), probably in Punjab, British India.
5. Raj Kaur, born date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India; died possibly between 1970 and 1971, possibly in Punjab, India.
6. Hugh Vincent McKenney, born about May 11, 1886, possibly in Belfast, County Down, Ireland; married about 1913, probably in Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; died January 24, 1961, Quincy, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
7. Honora McSweeney, born about September 3, 1879, Ballyvourney, County Cork, Ireland; died February 18, 1958, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California.
Generation 4 (great-grandparents)
8. <unknown given name> Singh Sandhu, probably in Punjab, British India (probably in Khatkar Kalan); married date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India; died date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India.
9. <unknown given name> Kaur, probably in Punjab, British India (probably in Khatkar Kalan); died date unknown, probably in Punjab, British India.
12. Patrick McKenney (unconfirmed).
13. Mary McElaney (unconfirmed).
14. John McSweeney, born about October 1826 in Ballyvourney, County Cork, Ireland; married about 1859 in Ireland, probably in County Cork; died 1910–1914, probably in Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
15. Catherine O'Leary, born about December 1834, probably in Ballyvourney, County Cork, Ireland; died December 14, 1921 in Brockton, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
Well, that's what I am able to reconstruct at this time. I'm pretty sure it's most of the information I have in FTM. I might have nailed down some specific dates that I don't have here.
I haven't written a genealogical sketch or biography (particularly not with AI) for any of them.
Wow! India and Ireland research. If you delve more deeply, those locations will keep you busy for a while.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! At least nowadays Ireland has a lot more records available. India is just so difficult; the Brits barely tried to record information about the Anglos there, but very little about the native populations.
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