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Margaret Southgate (nee Close), one of our contributors, has taken up the mantle of a “One-Namer” of the Close surname. Given that we’re a prolific bunch of breeders she’s set herself a mammoth task! She would like anybody who is researching Close ancestors to provide […]
The 1851 census record for Joseph Close (1787) – cunningly disguised as Joseph CLOUSE and living in Moss Lane, Burscough, Lancashire. See all their contributions
Another set of additions and extensions to an existing unattached tree originally provided by Denise Fukuda. James Close (1765) and family of George Close (1812) down to the 1901 census. Many thanks to Margaret Southgate for contributing these. 256 new people!
More descendants of James Close (1765) and Ann Harker (1770) extending the tree provided by Denise Fukuda. See all their contributions
Another set of additions and extensions to an existing unattached tree originally provided by Denise Fukuda. James Close (1765) and family of George Close (1812) down to the 1901 census. Many thanks to Margaret Southgate for contributing these. 20 new people!
Descendants of James Close (1765) and Ann Harker (1770) extending the tree provided by Denise Fukuda down from George Close (1812). See all their contributions
Additions and extensions to an existing unattached tree originally provided by Denise Fukuda. James Close (1765) and family of George Close (1812) down to the 1901 census. Many thanks to Margaret Southgate for contributing these. 44 new people!
Margaret Southgate (nee Close), one of our contributors, has taken up the mantle of a “One-Namer” of the Close surname. She would like anybody who is researching Close ancestors to provide whatever they can towards her endeavour. Given that we’re a prolific bunch of breeders […]
Descendants of James Close (1765) and Ann Harker (1770) extending the tree provided by Denise Fukuda down from George Close (1812). See all their contributions
