“This double cousin chart prompted this researcher to explore two sons of Michael Peters (1748-1835). Both Michael D. Peters and Daniel Peters identified with identical birthdates. Were they twins? If twins, they would have the same mother. One man?”<<<<< That’s the message I posted with that chart yesterday (on Ancestry). Late in the day, yesterday, I received this obituary from “cousin Patrick.” The lady, “Lois,” was not in my database but the connection was made with her grandfather. “Yes,” she is another descendant of the families in the chart. Lois is my seventh cousin. ~~ It’s uncanny how often new information dovetails with recent documentation.
“This double cousin chart prompted this researcher to explore two sons of Michael Peters (1748-1835). Both Michael D. Peters and Daniel Peters identified with identical birthdates. Were they twins? If twins, they would have the same mother. One man?” <<<<< That’s the message I posted with that chart yesterday (on Ancestry). 
Late in the day, yesterday, I received this obituary from “cousin Patrick.” The lady, “Lois,” was not in my database but the connection was made with her grandfather. “Yes,” she is another descendant of the families in the chart. Lois is my seventh cousin. ~~ It’s uncanny how often new information dovetails with recent documentation.
