Total Records: 145
Gerrit Aalbers Family Tree Home Page
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Gerrit Aalbers Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Gerrit Aalbers Gerrit Aalbers Family Tree Home Page: Surname List |
Beaver Family
Most of these names came to NC prior to the Revolution from Virginia or through Virginia. Earliest Beaver was William in Amelia Co., VA with son Jeremiah born 1757 in Amelia. They moved to Granville County, NC in the 1770's and to Caswell County, NC in 1784. |
Sue Ellen Harteau-Beauchamp
Sue Ellen Beauchamp surname list |
Duane Beam of Indiana
InterneTree: Carol Jean Beam Genealogy Report: Descendants of Samantha Rena Wolfe Duane Beam of Indiana: Surname List |
Looper-Compton Families of Tennessee
Ancestors of Thurston Lee Looper Ancestors of Willa Mae Compton |
Anne Christina White Bearman Home Page
descendants of Henry Sundberg, emigrated from Sweden and lived in Chicago area in late 1800's. Also Enoch Sundberg, emigrated from Sweden and settled in Kentucky area about the same time. descendants of Victor Johannson, emigrated from Sweden to Uruguay in mid-1800's. |
Robert A. Bayot of Portland, Oregon. USA.
Robert A. Bayot of Portland, Oregon. USA.: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
Thomas John Baumgartner surname list |
Mohan - Kennedy - Cunningham - McAlister Home Page
Cambria, Il, once a coal mining village in Williamson County, had several names. It was first called Fredonia as a stop on a railway line between Carterville & Carbondale. Named for the daughter of the postmaster who was later the postmistress herself. Other names were Lauder & Reeves. Lastly named Cambria by a Welch miner - a name from his homeland. Cunningham & Ann Eliza Richart Kennedy built a brick home there about 1875. Later owners their daughter & family, David & Sadie Kennedy Mohan, then their son James E. & Dorothy Mohan. |
Dave's Tree
InterneTree: Anna David P Baughn surname list |
My Genealogy Home Page
Mary Joyce Bates surname list |
The C. Batham Family Home Page
Batham - London pre-1940 Foley - Brooklyn pre-1890 Stroface - New York pre-1910 Cohan - New York pre-1910 McCormick New York pre-1900 Kennemur, Kennemore, Genheimer - Arkansas pre-1910 Cottle - Georgia pre-1900 InterneTree: Clifford C Batham |
The Christina Batzle Family Home Page
Thomas Brownell family of Derbyshire, England, who was born in 1608. The Christina Batzle Family Home Page: Surname List |
Bastians -Tuttles - Tolles - Petersons
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Virginia Lee Bastian All-in-One Tree of Johan Georg Stenfelt (PDF Format) All-in-One Tree of Virginia Lee Bastian (PDF Format) Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Virginia Lee Bastian (View PDF) Almond Butler, Alvin, Albin, A. B., and Colonel Metcalf. He lived at Fort Dodge, KS in the late 1800s and the early 1900's He died 1933 in Dodge City, KS. Bastians -Tuttles - Tolles - Petersons: Surname List |
The Bas Family from Portland, Oregon
Lindstrom Branch |
James A. Bass & Family
James Alden Bass surname list |
The Baskett's of Shelby & Henry County Kentucky
InterneTree: J loran Baskett Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Baskett The Baskett's of Shelby & Henry County Kentucky: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
William G Barnes SURNAME LIST |
The Thomas L. Barcom Family Home Page
Barcom from Wisconsin and Canada, Meier later changed to Meyer from Wisconsin decended from John Meier in Germany, Johnston from the West Monroe, Oswego County New York area and the Sheboygan County Wisconsin area and Zettel from Wisconsin decended from Sebastian Zettel of Germany, the area of Bavaria. The name Barcom stems from the French name Berthiuame and is spelled by some branches as Barcomb, Barcome and several others. Zettel is sometimes spelled Zettl. Sebastian, Maria and their three children settled in Leroy, Wisconsin. Son Joseph later moved to West Bend, Washington, Wisconsin while daughter Maria, Teresa and son Xaver remained in the Leroy area . Joseph's son Albert settled in Baron, Wisconsin while the rest of his children remained in the West Bend area. Johan Meier settled in Washington County Wisconsin and his children settled primarily in the West Bend and Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. I am a direct decendant of son Leopold Wilhelm Meir Sr. The Thomas L. Barcom Family Home Page: Surname List |
Descendants of Nathaniel Harriman (Herriman) Ontario, Canada
Nathaniel Harriman was either born in Hadley, MA or Norwich, CT in 1758. He married Bethania Snow in Hardwick, MA in 1781 and they had 9 children. We believe him to be the son of Nathaniel Harriman b. Oct 9, 1723,the brother of Jonathan b. 1753, the grandson of Matthew Harriman born August 16, 1652 and the great grandson of Leonard Harriman. Nathaniel received a land grant of 200 acres near the town of Cobourg, Hamilton Township, Northumberland County, Ontario (then called Hamilton in Upper Canada) on September 1, 1797. He may have been referred to as a Simcoe Loyalist. We have recently added information on his brother, Jonathan who moved from Vermont to Sandy Creek, NY. Diadamia was the youngest daughter of Nathaniel and Bethania. She was reported to be stolen from the lake shore near Cobourg, Ontario by Mississauga Indians on June 7, 1797 just 4 weeks after the family arrived from Rupert, Vermont. A poem written by Bethania entitled The Lost Child was meant to tell her parents, Jesse and Mary Snow,(nee Eaton)in Hardwick, MA, about the loss of Diadamia. Nathaniel, his second son, is the direct line ascendant to the author. He was a well respected person and served in the Provincial Dragoons during the war of 1812 -1815. His younger brother, Luther, was also in the Canadian Militia during that war. Luther then became a physician and was married twice; the first to Sarah White (5 children) (Sarah may have died as a result of childbirth complications) and the second to Abigail Dean. That marriage produced 7 children. Two sons, Weston Leroy and Elbridge also became physicians. After serving on the Union side during the Civil War, as surgeons, they both returned to establish practices in Lindsay, Ontario. Elbridge then moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota some time after 1879. The Harriman History (Feudalism to Freedom)by Lois Ware Thurston,comments on the Harriman Name. The name Harriman was not uncommon in England, suggesting there was no one Harriman family, but several unrelated families with the same name. Some of the earliest Harriman records were found in Uldale and it was only in these records that another Harriman with the Christian name Leonard was found. Uldale is in Cumberland County (the Lake District) in Northern England near the Scottish border (and recent center of the outbreak of foot and mouth disease) There are variant spellings of Harriman, Herriman, Harryman, Herryman, as in those days people often spelt a name the way it sounded. Charles W. Bardsley, author of ?A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames?, claims the name Harryman is an occupational name meaning servant of Henry which when spoken sounds like Harry?. When the Harriman?s left Uldale it was likely to find a better way of life, rather than religious freedom. Leonard and John Harriman found themselves caught up in the Great Migration of the 1630's. and arrived with Reverend E Rogers in New England in 1638. They set out from Rawley, Yorkshire, England. Descendants of Nathaniel Harriman (Herriman) Ontario, Canada: Surname List |
Bandt Caves
InterneTree: Gayle Lynn Bandt Report: Marriage Report Bandt Caves: Surname List |
Betsy's Home Page
James NORRIS (1792-1856) in Harford County, MD, and Columbiana County, OH, and Ruth BOYLES Norris (1799-1869) in Allegany County, MD, Jefferson County, OH, and Columbiana County, OH; Henry BOYLES (late 1700s-early 1800s) and Rebecca BARCUS Boyles (late 1700s-early 1800s) in Allegany County, MD, and Jefferson County, OH; Thomas BARCUS (?-1815) in Allegany County, MD; Enoch YOUNG (early 1800s) and Sarah BELL Young (early 1800s) in OH, PA, and MD; Patrick RYAN (early 1800s) and Margaret MULCAHEY Ryan (early 1800s) in Ireland, Pittsburgh, PA, and Steubenville, OH; Dennis RYAN (early to mid 1800s) and Ellen LUTHER Ryan (early to mid 1800s) in Ireland and Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA; KIMMICH/KIMMICK (mid 1800s) in Germany and Allegheny County, PA; STROBEL (mid 1800s) in Germany and Allegheny County, PA; BELL and MCCRACKEN (early 1800s) in Scotland; RYAN/RHINE (early 1800s) in Ireland and England; MCCONVILLE (mid 1800s) in England. Of special interest is Friedrich Wilhelm KIMMICH, born 30 April 1845, who was the illegitimate son of Caroline KIMMICH. He was born in Wurttemberg, Germany. Friedrich married Caroline Dorothy STROBEL (from the same region). I do not know if they married in Germany or the USA, but their children were born in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania between 1867 and 1885. |
My Larson - Lilly - Murphy Family Tree
Sweden to Wisconsin - The Peter Larson family. Iowa to Wisconsin - The Arthur Lilly family. Ireland to Wisconsin - The Stephen Murphy family. Germany to Iowa - The Beuter family My Larson - Lilly - Murphy Family Tree: Surname List |
The Balamut / Balmut Family Tree
Israel Balamut Family Tree Wolfe Balamut Family Tree Jan Balamut Family Tree Michal Balamut Family Tree Blazej Balamut Family Tree Szczepan Balamut Family Tree David Samuel Balamut Family Tree Grigoriy Balamut Family Tree Balamut / Balmut Master Family Tree Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Blazej Balamut Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Michal Balamut Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Wolfe Balamut Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Szczepan Balamut Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jan Balamut The Balamut / Balmut Family Tree : Surname List |
LA FAMILLE BALOUKA VIA MARCO BALOUKA ISRAEL
Arbre Genealogique de la famille BALOUKA |
Familie Ballijns
Marc Ballijns - InterneTree |
Balko Family Ancestors
Diane Balko surname list |
Baltz Buffalo, NY & Hester- Alabama and many more families
Genealogy Report: Descendants of Andrew Baltz (View PDF) Genealogy Report: Descendants of *** Nieman (View PDF) Genealogy Report: Descendants of Alfred Cook (View PDF) |
The Bakkas of Erie, PA
The Bakkas of Erie, PA: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
Frans J Bakker surname list |
Bob and Debbie's Family Tree
Martin Mellinger returned to Liditz, PA in 1863 after his medical discharge from the Army in Ohio. By 1865 Martin is in Stephenson Co, Illinois and marries Anna Sellers, also of PA. They have three daughter together, Mary, Sarah, and Emma Elizabeth. Emma and Sarah list Princeton Indiana as their place of birth. Sometime after Emma's birth in 1873, Martin and Anna divorced. In 1879 she is remarried in a Vigo Co. Census for 1880 to Chas. Calvin and living in Vigo Co. Emma Elizabeth Mellinger was my grandmother. Bob and Debbie's Family Tree: Surname List |
Anne Tove og Tor Arild Bakke
Anne Tove og Tor Arild Bakke: Surname List |
The Baird's of New York
InterneTree: William Michael Baird The Baird's of New York: Surname List |
Cherith Brooke Bailey
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Cherith Brooke Bailey Cherith Brooke Bailey: Surname List |
The Hans Ruuds of South Dakota
InterneTree: Gayle Diane (Ford) Wyant The Hans Ruuds of South Dakota: Surname List |
BAHRT, DIFRANCESCO, ORAZI, BRISLIN, MOONEY, REESE FAMILIES
Genealogy Report: Descendants of Brislin Genealogy Report: Descendants of Domenico DiFrancesco Genealogy Report: Descendants of Johannes Barth Genealogy Report: Descendants of Reese Genealogy Report: Descendants of Orazio BAHRT FAMILY Johannes Georg Martin Bahrt came to the United States in December 1847 from the small village of Sus (Suess) which is in Hessen, Germany (Formerly the Kingdom of Hessen-Kassel). He settled in Tamaqua, Pennslvannia and was living with the Miller family (1850 census). Martin (namesake), went back to his village several months later and returned in February of 1848 with his brother John Georg. John Georg settled in Hazleton with his wife Rebecca Rueth and their two children George and Maria M. Martin and John Georg's sister, Anna Martha Hess (nee Bahrt) also came to America and settled in Luzerne Co. Martin , probably married the daughter of Christian Miller, Elizabeth, who died young but had one son with Martin named John William. John William married Sophia Elizabeth Kannegiesser, daughter of John and Rachel Kannegiesser of Herigen, Prussia. Areas of decendent migration include: Tamaqua and Hazleton PA, New Jersey, Inyo Co. California, and Buffalo, New York. FAMILY DIFRANCESCO Anna DiFrancesco came to the United States in 1905 with Donato DelNegro,husband of her niece Filomena Checchia. In 1906, Anna married Pasquale Orazio of Buccino, Italy. Anna had been living on 4th Ave in Elizabeth, NJ with her brother Antonio (DeFrance)and Pasquale with his uncle Vincenzo DiLeo (Leo). Anna was the daughter of Felice DiFrancesco and Maria Lugia Berardi (St. Anthony's marriage record states Monaco). Anna was born in the village of Montazzoli, which is in the provence of Chieti, state of Abruzzo. Anna's brothers and sisters include Gennaro and Albina (Checchia) who stayed in Montazzoli, Antonio and Laura Giovina who emmigrated to the United States., Giacinta (married Camillo Baratucci), Mariangiola, and Guiseppe. There may have been more, and supposidly one when to either Argentina or Sao Paolo, Brazil. Nobody remembers who or their name. REESE FAMILY Mariam Reese was born in 1860 in Wales and settled in Audenried, Pennsylvania (Yorktown)about 1883. She married George Price and they had several children, only 4 daughters survived to adulthood: Charlotte (Roberts), Mariah (Smith), Mary Ann (Bahrt), and Susan. Mariam died in 1909, and listed in her obituary were brothers Thomas and Benjamin Reese. One brother lived in Hocking Valley, Ohio, the other in Audenreid. Nobody knows who their decendents are or of their parents. Mariam and George Price are buried in the Jeansville Methodist Cemtery. BRISLIN FAMILY Neil Brislin came to the United States as a child with several brothers and sisters from Ireland and settled in Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania (Carbon County). He had a brother named James Brislin (1880 Census), and married his wife Jane (Anne)Boyle around 1860. Jane had one known brother, Michael, who lived in McAdoo, PA. Neil and Jane had several children, only 3 lived to adulthood: Hugh, James, and Catherine. Later in life son Hugh changed his surname to Breslin. For the majority of their lives they lived in Jeddo, Middletown, Pennsyvlania, and are buried at St. Anns Cemetery in Freeland, PA. MOONEY FAMILY John Mooney was from the village of Lougherherk, Ireland which is in the Union of Glenties, Co. Donegal (Parish Glencoulmkille). John married Anne Boyle from the village of Owenteskinney (Owenteskna) which is in the Union of Glenties, Co. Donegal. John was barely 17 years old when he married his bride who was much older than him. They married at the Chapel of Ardara in Donegal, Ireland on November 24th, 1874. They emmigrated to the United States in 1875 and settled in Eckley, Luzerne Co. Pennsylvania. John's parents were Hugh Mooney, and Madge Carr who stayed in Ireland with John's siblings Hugh and Mary. One of his sisters, Anne, came to the United States and married John Campbell and settled in Drifton, Pennsylvania. Anne's parents were William Boyle and Anne Harvey. Supposidly she had several brothers who were teachers in the area of Owenteskna. |
The Ancestors of Janice L. Waldemar
InterneTree: Janice L Baertschy ancestors of John Nels Waldemar who emigrated to MN from Sweden, and the Sowards, Lyons and Joslyns of the eastern part of the U.S. |
The Edward C. Badger Family of Hudson, New Hampshire
InterneTree: Ancestors of Edward Charles Badger, Jr The Edward C. Badger Family of Hudson, New Hampshire: Surname List |
The Valentine Backes/Barbara Lich Family Tree Home Page
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Valentine Backes |
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