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Trying to find Skivington

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greyghost

greyghost Report 23 Sep 2022 12:28

Hi Susan,

Jean is no longer a member of Genes Reunited, so there is no way of getting in touch with her via the site I'm afraid.

ArgyllGran

ArgyllGran Report 23 Sep 2022 12:27

Susan -
You've added to an 18-year-old thread as I expect you realise.

Unfortunately, Jean is no longer a member of GR and cannot be contacted through the site.
She is also highly unlikely to be looking for replies on her thread after so long.

Susan

Susan Report 23 Sep 2022 12:17

Hi Jean, Are you still looking for Catherine Skivington born Barrow 1905? If so please reply to this message as I have a lot of info, including DNA match to Catherine's nephew confirming family link. My Catherine, and her sister Margaret Catherine (1907), were sent to a convent in Newcastle when their mother died in 1916. Father James, mother also named Margaret Catherine.

Jean

Jean Report 20 Nov 2004 20:09

Hi, I have been trying for many years to find my father's sister, Catherine Skivington, born 0ct, 1905 in Barrow in Furness and later may have lived in Blyth, Northumberland. I have searched most scources and have recorded nearly all the Skivingtons held at the family record centre. Any help would be appreciated. Happy hunting, Jean