A thread to Dunfermline.
A Scottish birth index records James Strang in Dunfermline, Fife, in 1865. It is one thread in our research; the complete line of descent still needs proof.
View the indexed recordMANY BRANCHES. ONE FAMILY.
Every branch
has a story.
Welcome to the Tidrick family. We’re gathering the memories, photographs and discoveries that connect our generations—and making room for the stories still waiting to be told.
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A LITTLE OF WHAT WE’RE DISCOVERING
Remembering where
we come from.
Our story belongs to every branch. We follow the records with curiosity, preserve different accounts, and leave room for what we have yet to learn.
Another place in the story.
A 1935 death certificate records James Strang in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, with the same 1865 birth date. We keep that record alongside the Scottish lead, with its limits clearly marked.
View the historical recordMany pieces. More to learn.
Two preserved family-tree exports give us 421 person entries to investigate. Some overlap, and a name in a tree is a starting point—not proof. Family memories help us ask better questions.
Explore privately with familyHistorical highlights are drawn from records already reviewed in our private research archive. Some source websites require their own subscription. Unproved connections remain research leads.
A SYMBOL THAT CAN GROW WITH US
A door open to
the next chapter.
A book for learning. A lantern for care. An open doorway for welcome. A winding path for the journeys that brought us here.
Our contemporary family emblem brings those themes together. It is a living design that can change as we learn more, rather than a claim to inherited coats of arms.
YOUR VOICE BELONGS HERE
One memory is
a wonderful start.
A familiar laugh. An old photograph. The story behind a name.
Family members can explore, add a memory, and decide who may see it.
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