Ellis Hughes - Copying Text from Other Sources

@Ellis Hughes Bio - It would be helpful if you copied or linked the Bio entry that you are referring to. This would enable the person who placed the purported plagiarized entry to recognize the error or dispute the claim. For example, I added a text from a tombstone (in quotations and referenced) but this may, or may not, be what you are citing.
Thank you,
W.R.Lee

The website from which much of the text in Ellis Hughes' biography was copied is, "300 Years in America | Hughes Central," which is located at http://www.hughescentral.com/300years.html, as noted in my first post.

Ellis Hughes' biography starts with the lines: "Ellis was born in Wales in 1687 and was either 12 or 13 years old when he traveled with his family on the Robert and Elizabeth to Pennsylvania. Ellis was John Hugh's third child, following Jane (1683) and Rowland (1685)."

The section, "Ellis: Generation Two, Immigrant," on the Hughes website has the text: "Ellis was born in Wales in 1687 and was either 12 or 13 years old when he traveled with his family on the Robert and Elizabeth to Pennsylvania. Ellis was John Hugh's third child, following Jane (1683) and Rowland (1685)."

It's actually quite easy to discover when text has been copied from internet sources. You can copy text from Ellis' biography and then paste it into a search engine, which will return a list of websites with similar text. Alternatively, you can use one of many online plagiarism checkers. I plugged the text into PlagTracker; you can see the results at https://www.plagtracker.com/report/be40cf995c852497a250f99317374500/

On rereading your post, William, I realize that I answered the wrong question. The bio entry I'm referring to is listed in the column to the left of the discussion text, under Profiles Mentioned.