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I am a retired army Major in Canada tracing the Andrew Family tree. I have two of six lines of children of William Andrew born 1788 and Helen Dykes Born 1781. Names so far identified between 1800 and about 1890 from Ayrshire: - Dykes, Smith, Johnston, Dunlop, Nisbet, Wardrop, Murdock, Hay, Wilson, Allan, Hutchinson, Ramsay, Sillars, McConnel, Malcolm.
James Andrew, born 1849 in Monkton, married Helen Nisbet Wardrop born in Lousoun in 1852,

Everyone is invited to visit my website created in Feb 09. Now two weeks old, it is a work in progress and will enlarge significantly by the posting of contributions by other Andrew and the addition of a site search engine to save researchers from having to do a PDF search of each page. Go to www.TheAndrewFamilyTree.com



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hughandrew The Andrew Family Tree 0 Mar 5 2009, 4:07 AM EST by hughandrew
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I would like to announce that I have recently created a website www.TheAndrewFamilyTree.com/ on which I've posted my tree and those of other Andrew. In the past two weeks since creating the site, I've received a large response from other Andrew around Ayrshire and will add their trees in the "Other" section of the site.

In a previous thread on this site I have, with great response from members, looked at the marriage of Helen Nisbet Wardrop of Loudoun with an Andrew ancestor of mine. I invite everyone to visit www.TheAndrewFamilyTree.com/ if you think that we may find more Andrew history in Loudoun. Please accept that it is, on 5 March 2009, a site still under development. I am planning to add a search engine capability to enable one full search ot the site rather than separate PDF searches for each page.
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