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According to this in 1920 there were quite a few Rowberrys in Utah, Idaho and Minnesota. Are these good States Kawada? One or 2 in 14 other States. Utah had lots in 1880, wonder why. Was there any gold there Kawada? :)

17114-34225 Smith families in Texas...

18-33 in Philly and New York and 1-7 in Illinois. Good old Hodgetts clan :-D

Haha, London that is where we like to be.

Haha! I'm Welsh!!! :D
I like Welshies, my friend is part Welsh and so is LE :P

Dont forget to check the UK one, we were mainly in 2 counties, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

There were plenty of us Bailey's, scattered around a bit aswell.

Randy anceters of mine!

Mine seem to be mostly around New York in 1920, and in 1880 are also highly concentrated in Louisiana and Illinois... weird, though I know I have ancestors who did emigrate, one of whom went to Australia and got shot by an outlaw!

More amusingly, in 1920 there were a lot of Morons living in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. And 13 of them fought in the US Civil War!

Well it seems we (the Meads) came from the east, mainly in New York, and by 1920 there was at least 1-177 in every state! :D

What's more interesting is how many "Boring" familes there are...

Nin wrote:
> California, Lousiana, New York and Philladelphia

Same.....

Machie wrote:
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> According to this in 1920 there were quite a few Rowberrys in
> Utah, Idaho and Minnesota. Are these good States Kawada? One or
> 2 in 14 other States. Utah had lots in 1880, wonder why. Was
> there any gold there Kawada? :)

They were looking for the money from Prison Break. Thats in Utah somewhere I think.