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Flora Baird surname list |
Maroney
Please email me if you can connect Webster Co.MO, Georgia, Tennessee, Sweden |
Ackerson Famiy Tree
Robert S Ackerson - InterneTree\r\n |
Ackerson - Lawrence genealogy
I have research on Ackerson,Perry, Alford, from upper NY.\r\nMy research also includes Lawrence-Lourenco, da Silveira, Calder, Baker (Boulanger), O\neill (O\Neil) and various other names from marriages, etc.\r\nI will gladly send you what I have. \r\nMy paternal side starts with gr-parents Lourenco and Da Silveira from Azores, Portugal. Brothers and sisters of the Lourenco and da Silveira families came to the states and settled in RI, Ma,Ca, and one Lourenco brother settled in Brazil. \r\nI have a decent amount of info on the da Silveira, Dutras, da Fargas side of the family. \r\nHere is where my search has ended and I have hit that brick wall. Gr.Gr parents Manuel Caetano Lourenco bn. abt. 1845 married Maria Ceaudia. 9 children lived to adulthood. My grand father--Antone bn. 1867, Francisco, Joseph, Manuel, Maria, Ermlia, Isabel, Delphina, and Marion are his breothers and sisters.\r\nThe biggest challenge so far and my maternal side: Calder, Baker (Boulanger), O\neill. \r\nGr. Grand parents: William Walter Calder bn. 1875, and wife Lucy Adeline Connell Calder of Somerset, Ma.\r\nGrandfather Leonard Connell Calder b.1902 in Somerset, Ma. died in 1975 in Catonsville, Md and was buried in Pa. He married Catherine Baker in Boston. They livPam Ackerson |
Ackerson Family
Descendants of David Ackerson\r\nDescendants of Hugh De Wheelock\r\nDescendants of Benjamin Wheellock\r\nDescendants of William Wallace Perry\r\nDescendants of Michael Whitenight\r\n |
Jennifer Ackerson-Smith
Jennifer Ackerson-Smith Family Tree |
Cutlip Connection
Cutlip Family Association presents: Cutlips in America -- Ancestors and Descendants of George Cutlip who arrived in Charleston, SC on 17-Oct-1749. Cutlip.Org serves as a hub for Cutlip Family activities. |
The Rubey Family Website
The Rubey family website contains information about the Rubeys who settled in south central Minnesota in the 1800's near Sleepy Eye, New Ulm, and Springfield |
Amy's Wide World of Relatives
Located mainly in Brown County Minnesota, towns including New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, Iberia, Mankato, and Springfield. |
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