Hi Scott, You're welcome. I still have about 10 more English charts to do. I'm just separating various families by the parishes where they were baptized, but that doesn't mean they don't connect -- hopefully someone has more news and can help all of us. Your question below is exactly what I'm trying to prevent happening. Since this is a letter chart, these Frenches DID NOT go to America. Charts #2 and #EA are in no way the same family. Therefore, neither is Chart #3. You'll see on Chart #EA that William (C) (born 1553) is NOT the same William as Chart #E2 (A) born 1580. I went by baptismal records that showed who the parents were and by wills. Please don't lump all these people together. These charts separate them. Just remember that any chart that is connected to you does not have double letters, like EA or EB because those Frenches never came to America. Sort of difficult to explain but I hope you understand. I did the research on those Frenches so that we could separate the immigrants from the non-immigrants. Mara On Mar 14, 2007, at 8:14 PM, SCOTT wrote: > Hi Mara - > > Thank you for what you are doing! > Wonderful to see this chart. > Concerning my William French Chart #2, William French of > Greenstreet Chart #EA and my John French Chart #3. > > From Chart #EA: > If William (B.6) were the son of William (C) then William (C) had > to have a son John (#3) as well. > > - Scott French, Test # F12684, http://small-stuff.com/FRENCH/DNA/ > tree6.htm > > > > > >