BR*N Sos Records
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BR*N Spelling of surname (Sos) Interchangeable
One BR*N Line, from the "record*gasp" of 1768, to 1944, gathered over the years and referenced in the Sos Lists, on the previous page.
Records include some for William, William C. (Wm), Marquis Lafayette, John, George W., not George Washington, Marcus Fletcher, Bert (Hubbard Mainard, Birt, Hubbert), plus Catharine Hensley and other Grt Grandmothers, under the subjects of Surnames, Genealogy, Primary, Original, Land Grants, Occupant Enterer, Deeds, Birth, Marriage, and Death Records.
Images containing more than one given name are listed under each of the names.
GENERAL REFERENCES...
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USA MO BRITAIN, George W. or G. W., not George Washington
>ref.244 
Not middle name of Washington is highlighted.
REF: peddicord-not-middlename-of-washington.jpg
REF: "The Peddicord Letters."
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"The Britain Family"
>ref.243
Pedigrees and memories--The word, names, is highlighted.
How the pages, titled "The Britain Family," were compiled.
REF: peddicord-how-britain-hx-compiled.jpg
REF: "The Peddicord Letters."
GENERAL RESOURCES...
A visit to Greene Co. Archives, Ozark Genealogical and Springfield Public Libraries, MO.
Berlin FHL, VT.
National Archives, MA.
State and numerous County Archives, TN.
(Corlink text or numberence? Hmm...guess that edited itself out!)
Phone calls,
and, of course, ‘my own’ thinking, synthesis, and creativity (including creative spelling).
The Peddicord Letters...
Juanitas Irene Britain Peddicord’s work, titled here as "The Peddicord Letters."
REF: "The Peddicord Letters," photocopies of pages.
.......leading to the Britain Hx for the Garrison Family Association and ..............
RES: Family History Library (FHL), Berlin, VT, ...........
.......#1421886, item #14
.......microfilm of some pages from 21 boxes reported as bequeathed to OK Historical Society.
It is not possible to summarize Cousin Irene’s massive pre-internet research from about 50 years ago. Microfilmed, in part, by the FHL, it is reported that twenty-one boxes were bequeathed to The Oklahoma Historical Society. Those letters, while secondary references, are so rich with connections one can only marvel at what she could have done with internet resources.
The content of her letters contain requests to family members, in the early to mid 1960’s, to fill-out pedigree sheets and to write down what-else they could remember. Several cousins were actively involved in this quest with Irene. These pedigree sheets were as intended: ‘What people remembered,’ rather than what they ‘researched.’ The John mentioned so often as John W. is likely a result of those pedigree sheets, which were compiled as "The Britain Family" (n.d.) and to which should be added, "Pedigrees and Memories."
One of the best of many database gedcoms for this example ancestor line, found on the internet and contacted for permission to link here:
John Br*n Thank you Cindy! (Her husband is a Britain-Garrison 2nd cousin. What a lovely find! Thank you World Connect.)
Keywords: Juanitas Irene Britain Peddicord, B.GaiL.
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