My research has shown that Hugh Nicholl (1848 or 1852 to 1921) and Sarah Catherine Crawford (1851 to 1929) were indeed married and produced many children who themselves produced children...but this is as high up as I have been able to go in the tree.
One fellow published his tree, which goes higher, but I'm not entirely sure about the reliability.
But he has the parents of Hugh Nicholl (he seems to use Nicholl and Nicholls interchangeably) as:
Hugh Nicholl(s) and Margaret Thompson (1826-1917).
Parents of this Margaret Thompson as: William James Thompson and Mary Ann Thompson (1789 Donegal Ireland - 1888 Canada).
He also has the parents of Sarah Catherine Crawford as George Crawford (1820-1857) and Jane Harron (1827-1905).
All I really know for sure is that Hugh Nicholl (1848/1852-1921) and Sarah Crawford (1851-1929) at the bottom of this tree are legitimate, and he is correct about their array of children (Harriet, Florence, George, etc.), though I don't know who was a Nicholl vs a Nicholls by that point in time.
I don't have Ancestry but does anyone have any advice as to determining the accuracy of these upper branches?
Any help is appreciated.
One fellow published his tree, which goes higher, but I'm not entirely sure about the reliability.
But he has the parents of Hugh Nicholl (he seems to use Nicholl and Nicholls interchangeably) as:
Hugh Nicholl(s) and Margaret Thompson (1826-1917).
Parents of this Margaret Thompson as: William James Thompson and Mary Ann Thompson (1789 Donegal Ireland - 1888 Canada).
He also has the parents of Sarah Catherine Crawford as George Crawford (1820-1857) and Jane Harron (1827-1905).
All I really know for sure is that Hugh Nicholl (1848/1852-1921) and Sarah Crawford (1851-1929) at the bottom of this tree are legitimate, and he is correct about their array of children (Harriet, Florence, George, etc.), though I don't know who was a Nicholl vs a Nicholls by that point in time.
I don't have Ancestry but does anyone have any advice as to determining the accuracy of these upper branches?
Any help is appreciated.
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