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I have a set of Canadian Wardlaws. I don't want membership, because I am also of the Clan Elliot, the border clan...ours also came from scotland....
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I would like to meet the Wardlaw's in Abbeville, SC. My decedent is my GGGGG Grandmother Mary Ann Wardlaw, or it may have been Florence Wardlaw's, who married Benjamin Hodges and moved to AL then MS. My father was from Pontotoc, MS. I live just outside of Charlotte, NC and serve in the SC Army State Guard.
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I was hoping to find Marks picture here but didn't see it.
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Hi. I'd love to see if my ancient relation Annice Wardlaw, b 1542, is part of your clan and on record. Would really like to hear back and see.
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Daniel Wardlaw here. My Grandfather William R Wardlaw lived around Tupelo Miss area. He was a very honest and simple man. He talked to me about the wardlaw name. He found a lot about my name. all the way back when his family came here from Scotland.
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Hello Wardlaws, My name is Daniel J Wardlaw. I know about my last name. especially in the south.
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So happy to see the growth of this site and all the hard work that’s gone into documenting our family history. My father, William Acker Wardlaw, would have loved to have read your books! I’ve kept my maiden name—and live in central Oklahoma. Best wishes
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My name is William Rial Wardlaw. The William Wardlaws have lasted for 5 generations. My fathers name was William Timon Wardlaw. His brother was Rial Holden Wardlaw.
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Good Afternoon /Diane, I have just found your page, wow loved it.
It has only been recently that I have discovered that I am a descendant from the surname Wardlaw.
My 3rd Great Grandfather was born James Reid Wardlaw 1838. When he was married on the certificate it appeared that he was illiterate and put a cross and his name became James Wardlaw Reid. His parents were James Wardlaw 1810-1885 and Agnes Reid 1811.
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My maternal grandfather was William Green Wardlaw Sr. He was married to my grandmother Pattie Riggins. Just started researching my ancestors.
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I'm very happy to read this. This is the type of manual that needs
to be given and not the random misinformation that is at
the other blogs. Appreciate your sharing this best doc. -
An impressive share! I have just forwarded this onto a friend who
was doing a little homework on this. And he actually bought
me lunch due to the fact that I discovered it for him...
lol. So allow me to reword this.... Thanks for the meal!!
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Hi Diane:
Your new website looks great! I hope the investment is working for you. I am still working on verifying my Texas Wardlaw line with my DNA cousins. FamilyTreeDNA.com is the best testing service to use, if you are interested.
Did you use Network Solutions for your website? How did that work out for you? I am curious for another friend who needs a website set up. Please let me know. Thank you.
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I cant believe there's a whole website dedicated to my last name! And yes, my last name is wardlaw :3
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Trying to figure out if we are kinsmen. My grandfather was Elmer Francis Wardlaw, born 1881 to Frances Golden Wardlaw & Mary Jane Pharr.
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