This is dedicated to the religious pioneers in genealogy, which migration through the United Kingdom utilizing the Brigham UK surname as an example, as symbolized by the Brigham pioneers of 1847 immigrating down Immigration Canyon into the valley of The Great Salt Lake. Where today is found the genealogical Family History Library Salt Lake City, Utah, based on the concept of record search and sharing to find family.
Front of Family History Library FHL, Salt Lake City,Utah.
Basic rules I found helpful in family research are;
- The family knows best.
- Listen to others, especially of the opposite sex, to make family.
- Do not in a family search, get rid of the in-laws, though you may want to.
- Families fight, and likely not just one answer is correct, in the history.
- If genealogy is done properly one does not get to pick their ancestors.
With DNA being introduced it is just a tool.
The greatest retribution, that is placed on a person from doing genealogical family research is not believing the individual, which is carrying the family Y-DNA on their own particular line. This is where one if they are a genealogist, because established family genealogists know better, are most likely to create errors to an extremity in their research. Families, live their history, and the males as a thing of nature, live and are a product of their Y-DNA.
This goes to the upmost extreme when references are given by the individual carrying the Y-DNA, not check but desecrated. The retribution is brought onto these individuals by themselves, but they can be identified by blaming the Y-DNA carrier for the genealogical family fix they have gotten themselves into.
Which my father Loren Spencer Elliott, when still living, and I his oldest son was with him, contributed his family research to the Mesa Family History Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints;
Mark Stephen Elliott biological son to Loren Spencer Elliott, carries the same Y-DNA, though also carries the mother’s Alma Barna Elliott’s family tree and her X-DNA (mtDNA).
Which my father Loren Spencer Elliott, still living contributed his family research to the Mesa Family History Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints;
Dad, Loren Spencer Elliott is the author of the following;
Call NumberLocationCollection/ShelfAvailability
929.273 M34e
Mesa Arizona FamilySearch Library
Family history of Miles & Maria (Purnell) Mark : of Virginia,
Maryland, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa and other
points west
Author: Elliott, Loren S.
Statement of Responsibility:
compiled by Loren S. Elliott
Authors:
Elliott, Loren S. (Main Author)
Format:
Books/Monographs
Language:
English
Publication:
[S.l. : s.n.], 1994
Physical:
unpaged : geneal charts, ports.
Mark, the surname of above family was handed down to my grandfather, as a forename, for Mark Elliott, then passed on to me as Mark S. Elliott. Was with father, when he donated, his genealogical research to the Church of Later Day Saint’s Mesa Regional History Center.
Family History, is a good thing to share among family, and it brings family together;
Shared with father findings from the Genealogical Library, the Family History Library was not built yet.
The Family History Library, at www.familysearch.org has been digitizing their collection;
Vital records are an important source of family history. The vital records of my family online,
Massachusetts, Town Clerk…d Town Records, 1626-2001 Middlesex Framingham Births, marriages, deaths 1690-1809
Are an important part of my family’s research. Showing sons of Daniel Elliot of the Daniel Elliott Y-DNA cluster.
Research is through the first and sixth son of the vital records, there for creating a Y-DNA branch point, on matching surnames and close to matching Y-DNA.
Source Citation Essex County Court Archives, vol. 1, no. 109, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Judicial Archives, on deposit James Duncan Phillips Library, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA.
Records of the Salem Witch-Hunt (2009) No. 500: Testimony of Daniel Elliot for Elizabeth Procter
Aug. 5, 1692†
: Statement for
The Salem Witchcraft Papers (1977) Vol. 2, p. 665: Daniel Elliott for Elizabeth Proctor
Woodward’s Records of Salem Witchcraft (1864) Vol. 1, pp. 115-117: Daniel Elliott for Eliz Proctor
Levin’s What Happened in Salem? (1960) p. 64: Daniel Elliott for Elizabeth Proctor.
Because people of authority in Salem Village, MA, did not believe, my many great, which has been research down the line of first son Daniel, and by father down the line of the sixth son Jonathan, with closely matching Y-DNA, on both lines. Nineteen innocent individuals were hung, and one was crushed, because people of authority did not believe my many great Daniel Elliot.
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Though, like her mother Hannah Littlefield Cloyce, which at times was referred to as Anna. Daniel’s wife was also referred to as Anna, in the trials a Anna Elliott, which had a baby born and die in Salem Village, found in the Salem Vitals, not the Framingham ones. Between the first an second son. They traveled from Otter Neck to Salem Village, then as refugees to Salem End. Both Otter Neck and Salem End became a part of Framingham (After Framlingham, Suffolk, England) when it became incorporated in 1700.
Brigham are found extensively in Marlborough, Massachusetts;
History of the Town of Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts: From Its First Settlement in 1657 to 1861; with a Brief Sketch of the Town of Northborough, a Genealogy of the Families in Marlborough to 1800, and an Account of the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incoporation of the Town
Charles Hudson, Joseph Allen Press of T. R. Marvin & son, 1862 – Marlborough (Mass.) – 544 pages
BRIGHAMS are found in the early history of Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA.
Marlborough, Massachusetts, Burial Ground Inscriptions: Old Common, Spring Hill, and Brigham Cemeteries
George Maynard
F.P. Rice, Trustee of the Fund, 1908 – Epitaphs – 218 pages
Are an important part of my family’s research. Showing sons of Daniel Elliot of the Daniel Elliott Y-DNA cluster.
Tullykelter, lessee Daniel Elliot, County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. Wikipedia
Surname location map provided by the Family History Library in their map case, shows that there are still Elliott, along with Fermanagh in County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland.
Daniel Elliott, Tullykelter (Castle), County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland
Surname landscape in the county of Fermanagh [Brian S. Turner] – FHL
http://named.publicprofiler.org/
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Researching Family History: What’s in a name? Origins can offer a lot of family history
Russell Bangerter
Published: June 27, 2009 12:23 am DESERT NEWS, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Russell Bangerter, president of Ancestral Connections Inc.,
graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in family history/genealogy. After an LDS mission to Scotland, he served 10 years in the U.S. Army Reserve and Idaho National Guard as chaplain’s assistant, where he worked with records.
Bangerter researches professionally, writes and compiles family history books, and enjoys lecturing on the subject. He can be contacted at www.ancestralconnect.com
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To be able to utilize Y-DNA, as in family genealogical history research, it need to be integrated with other resources, and the Family History Library, and familysearch.org, is an excellent way to obtain these resources.
Following information shows that there is a match from the branch of the first son, showing County Fermanagh, which links to the my branch which is of the sixth son of County Fermanagh.
User Profile (300897):
Name: Mark S Elliott
Your DNA resources:
A269034 Mark Stephen Elliott
NM6772478 Mark Elliott
Your Family Trees (Also known as GEDComs) below:
9087233 2018-09-16 Andrew
Andrew ‘Dand’ Daniel ELLIOT
GEDmatch Ref: 9087233 : I324
Born: Gorrenberry, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Died: Tullykelter, Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland Tullykelter, lessee Daniel Elliot, County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. Wikipedia
4997456 2018-04-23 John ELLIOT
Donation by my father Loren Spencer Elliott, which I could remember coming from Iowa to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he utilized the research material, in the upper floors of the Church of Later Day Saints Office Building, (no FHL at time), at time of donation was living in Mesa, AZ.
Which is a great library also, with volunteers which assist in family research.
Though the Church of Later Day Saints has a great staff of individuals helping out an volunteering, which knowledge in all sorts of regions. When someone especially I as an Elliott, pitch-in to help out, providing information as father before, when this line of my fathers is attacked. It is a from of genealogical self retaliation which extends. When something in genealogical research is highly referenced with extreme accuracy, and The Church of Later Day Saints, genealogical representatives take it as false it is they which for themselves are creating their own genealogical falsehoods.
Wha Daur Meddle Wi’ Me?
Scottish Poetry Selection
– Wha Daur Meddle Wi’ Me?
The royal coat of arms in Scotland has the Latin motto “Nemo me impune lacessit”. The English translation of this is “Nobody interferes with me with impunity” and this is often defiantly expressed in broad Scots as “Wha daur meddle wi’ me?” which is the title of this anonymous poem. But on this occasion it is being aggressively repeated by a member of the Elliot family, one of the Border families who not only fought their neighbours but were part of the first line of defence against marauding English invaders – and could sometimes defy the Scottish monarch as well!
Maybe The Church of Later Day Saints Can’t Tell.
Can’t Tell,
During a weekend did a genealogical presentation at the local ward here in Gallup, New Mexico. County is mainly made up of members of the Navajo Nation. An individual working for the Navajo Nation, explained to me that he came across people of his nation which have the surname Can’t Tell (phonetic spelling). He also explained to me that people of the Navajo Nation had names, but one Can’t Tell their names. It should be noted in checking census on these individuals by him giving me the proper spelling it was showing me that few had this name, but they lived close to the corner of Utah, in the Four Corners where the states of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona come together. It was easy to figure out how the name came about. A Navajo only speaker gave their name to an English only speaker, which wrote down in the space for name of individual Can’t Tell, and that became their surname.
Genealogy is an art of listening, then puzzling parts together, other words one Can’t Tell.
Cyrus E. Dallin, sculptor of the first modern angel Moroni statue, and was not a Mormon.
Locality; Previously in a lab for mining engineer, on the University of Utah campus, in lab, three points and triangulation would be used to find ones own location, and the angel was one of those points.
The light gray monzonite quartz granite for the Temple is quarried, up Little Cottonwood Canyon, by hand hammer of the drill and steel method to make the hole, then pouring water in holes, where it freezes during the night to create dimensional quarry stone. In the region where the stone was quarried there is underground storage of genealogical records.
Genealogy is a sharing of information where both sides win, unlike a football game between Brigham Young University, and the University of Utah.
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Note; line of Elwald-Gorrenberry, not aristocrats, but a Goodman of Goranberry a William Elwald-Ellot, lived on Bothwell (Hepburn) lease of MacPatrickhop (Braidliehope) up from Gorrenbery, was land holder for the Scottish-English border reiving Goranberry Gang.
4th earl of Minto arms – Wikipedia
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