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From: "Rhonda Richards" <>
Subject: Re: a breakthrough to report
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2025 21:50:12 -0800
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Congratulations! i am hopeing one day i will find Pierre Champion. he was a
Huguenot who went to keltze Germany( at the time it was Prussia).


Rhonda

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ruth South McCreery" <>
To: <>
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 6:40 PM
Subject: a breakthrough to report


> Since most of us are posting queries and not receiving responses, at least
> on the list, reading the list has been a bit discouraging. Thus, I would
> like to report a bit of progress.
>
> In a potentially hopeful way, I have found a coz (we share a
> g-g-g-grandfather) who knows more about my Bever/Beiber/Beauvoir line and
> may be able to help me move forward with that. Slight progress on the
> Gosney line but not to the point of getting to the supposedly Huguenot
> Gosne source. (That I do not find discouraging since I knew nothing about
> the Gosneys, much less any Huguenot connections, until a few months ago.)
>
> But the discovery that has me excited is finding a certified Huguenot (as
> okayed by the Huguenot Society in the US) where I did not expect one. My
> Kellogg line includes a Daniel Kellogg (b. 6 Feb. 1630) who married
Bridget
> Bouton who was the daughter of John/Jean Bouton, whose father was a
> Huguenot who had fled from France to England.
>
> So hang in there! The answers may be out there.
>
> ruth
>
> Ruth S. McCreery
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