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Bridget MacMillan

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08/14/2011

Dorothy Marie Maybee, Canada

This is my father-in-law's mother, Dorothy Marie Maybee, when she was a young girl. She was born in Toronto, Canada on April 1, 1907 and died in Vineland, NJ on June 14, 1971. She was married to George Balmer MacMillan, and had one son, Ronald James MacMillan. Her parents were Lorenzo Clarke Maybee and Sarah Jane Hyland.
People in photo include: Dorothy Marie Maybee

Date & Place: 1914 in Toronto Canada

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Susan Alexander

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08/18/2011

My grandfather's brother, Charles Clinton Alexander, Jr. married Lida Maybey, OCT 19, 1885, I think this was in Ironton, Ohio, but I'm not sure. She passed away on SEP 30, 1966. I don't know where she died. Her husband died in Wynnewood, Montgomery County, PA. Vineline, N. J. is not too far from Wynnewood, which is a suburb of Philadelphia.
Do you think that this is a relation to your Dorothy Marie Maybee?
Susan Alexander

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Bridget MacMillan

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05/31/2013

Hi Susan, I just found your comment. I have to see if I can change my settings so that I can have them emailed. I haven't found them in my genealogy. Dorothy's mother came from England. Her father was Dutch. There are many variations of their name within the family, so it's still possible. His family had moved to Canada several generations back. They were cattle drovers. If you can find a connection please let me know!
Thanks!
Bridget

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Bridget MacMillan

My maiden name is Woodman. I enjoy studying genealogy and love old photos.

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Susan Alexander

I am a writer who lives in Los Angeles, although I was born in the Philadelphia, PA area. I have been researching my family tree for 15 years. The surnames I am researching are: Alexander, Baker, Barney, Batteux, Bebee, Bolden, Bowers, Bradley, Chipman, Codori, Conine, Connolly, Crean, Crone, Decker, Englebert, Fear, Getchy, Gillen, Hand, Harmon, Hayes, Heacock, Howell, Inness, Lanell, Little, Llauget, Mabe, Martin, Morgan, Morris, Moynihan, Slonaker, Steinmetz, Stiles, Thompson, Wickham, Wilkinson and Wolf.

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