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Hello,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Joe Hailstone. I discovered your Blog when searching for my great grandfather Patrick Berry. Patrick was born around 1855 and lived in Dunmore, PA. He married Ellen Mulrain and they had 11 children. I just recently began researching this part of my family. I noticed that you had some Will and Marriage information for the Berry's. Can you tell me how I can get access to those documents (assuming that you are OK with sharing these). I live in Delaware. My father and I usually travel once a year to the Scranton / Dunmore area so it's always a mad rush when we are up there trying to find documents. How are you related to the Berry's of Dunmore?
Thanks so much and I look forward to hearing from you.
Joe Hailstone
jhailstone@comcast.net
I sent you an email with some more information. I am all for sharing information. The Berry's are not a direct line but I like to fill in blanks as I come across them.
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