I can trace my family back to the Mayflower also.

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I can trace my family back to the Mayflower also.

­There is a published genealogy of my maternal lineage that goes back to the Norman Conquest. The Putnams that I am descended from arrived in Virginia in 1648.

Is there a 3rd party source that proves this??????? In other words, without any input from you??????

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Is there a 3rd party source that proves this??????? In other words, without any input from you??????

­http://www.billputman.com/VAthomas.pdf

But no link to your mother.....  

And author admits to a lot of guesswork and even if he is correct, it just proves a Putman arrived in 1649...

You mean Akins might be lying about his ancestry?

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But no link to your mother.....  

And author admits to a lot of guesswork and even if he is correct, it just proves a Putman arrived in 1649...

­http://www.billputman.com/SC RevJohn.pdf
http://www.billputman.com/KYhs.pdf
http://www.billputman.com/ALsimeons.pdf

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But no link to your mother.....  

And author admits to a lot of guesswork and even if he is correct, it just proves a Putman arrived in 1649...

It's just another of Akins lies.

again, in everyone of those, he admits to educated guesswork

Bill might like to be informed that Akins is using his hard work to dupe people.

Hummm, no mention of Putnam's in Walker County, Alabama..... Maybe I am just missing it

http://www.billputman.com/alabama page.htm

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Bill might like to be informed that Akins is using his hard work to dupe people.

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Yes, good idea to contact him and let him know this...... 

Emailing him now about it.

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Hummm, no mention of Putnam's in Walker County, Alabama..... Maybe I am just missing it

http://www.billputman.com/alabama page.htm

­My grandfather was born in Jefferson County, as was his father.

Hold on, I'll do a capture of the family tree.

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. said:

Bill might like to be informed that Akins is using his hard work to dupe people.

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Yes, good idea to contact him and let him know this...... 

Emailing him now about it.

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Don't forget links to Akins on VNN and Stormfront

So Akins, why did your great-grandmother change their names from Putman to Putnam between 1910 and 1920???????

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So Akins, why did your great-grandmother change their names from Putman to Putnam between 1910 and 1920???????

­My mother's family changed from Putnam to Putman in the 1700s.

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So Akins, why did your great-grandmother change their names from Putman to Putnam between 1910 and 1920???????

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Dyslexia in the family????

Akins said:

­My mother's family changed from Putnam to Putman in the 1700s.

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That doesn't answer the question stupid.... Why did they (edit your great-grandmother) change it from Putman to Putnam and I erred, it was between 1920 and 1930 this happened.

Akins said:

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http://clanakins.weebly.com/genealogy.html

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Akins said:

­My mother's family changed from Putnam to Putman in the 1700s.

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That doesn't answer the question stupid.... Why did they (edit your great-grandmother) change it from Putman to Putnam and I erred, it was between 1920 and 1930 this happened.

­You must be looking at census records again.

Census takers weren't always accurate (or even sober) when they wrote down names.

I got a more verifiable source.... Official records......

And why did your great-grandfather Putnam ABANDON his family between 1920 and 1930??????

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I got a more verifiable source.... Official records......

And why did your great-grandfather Putnam ABANDON his family between 1920 and 1930??????

­He was killed in a coal mine collapse in 1927, dumbass.

Fess up now Akins, they were divorced at some time weren't they??

Hey, it's okay, not your fault... Just admit it, and your great-grandmother changed the last name from Putman to Putnam to disassociate herself from him.

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Fess up now Akins, they were divorced at some time weren't they??

Hey, it's okay, not your fault... Just admit it, and your great-grandmother changed the last name from Putman to Putnam to disassociate herself from him.

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