Appreciation I finally found the lost key <3 (On Another Ancestor) (1 Viewer)

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Through the Weaver line, of one of my 4th great aunt's husbands.

Her husband Thomas Weaver and his family and descendants lead to America Hawaii in time.
I actually found a death certificate, after like 3 years of searching and not finding anything of Margaret Weaver.

Who was born in Worthen, Shropshire, England in 1830
And at 81/82 she died in Hawaii USA. 1912

Which is so interesting, because I have this whole line of American relatives and famous heads from way back through that.
It ironically goes back to some Hawaiian royals and other things.

God this is such a breakthrough <3 To think I finally found what I was looking for all these years!

@Bookworm @vogue @kodoku @Mairi

 

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Awesome! All of this definitely paid off then. Congrats! Their last name is interesting to me. I know many last names are based on profession, but I've always just found that interesting for some reason.

Yeah it is interesting that yeah.
I always get a giggle out of the American Puritan names too.
They are just so different, compared to names of the now.

Which means Charlie Chaplin, Oliver Burgess Meredith,
Margaret Perry and even Eugene Gladstone O'Neil have more of a significance now, then just being there on my tree.

 

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this is so cool

 

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this is so cool

Thanks jen babes <3 I think everyone should do their own genealogy honestly.
It's a once in a lifetime experience.