Total Records: 27
Duane Beam of Indiana
InterneTree: Carol Jean Beam Genealogy Report: Descendants of Samantha Rena Wolfe Duane Beam of Indiana: Surname List |
Fellman, Spiegelman, , Spector, Isenberg
InterneTree: Descendants of Chaim Mordechai Spiegelman Fellman, Spiegelman, , Spector, Isenberg: Surname List |
The Basil(Boesl), Donahue, Leid, McCann Family Tree Page.
Report: George Leid - Living Descendants as of 04-10-03 (View PDF) Report: Michael J Donahue - Living Descendants as of 04-10-03 (View PDF) Report: John Boesl II - Living Descendants as of 04-10-03 (View PDF) Report: George McCann - Living Descendants as of 04-10-03 (View PDF) The Basil(Boesl), Donahue, Leid, McCann Family Tree Page.: Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Aristidi Gargani (Arthur) Jeffrey Banfield surname list |
The Carmichaels of Minnesota
The Carmichaels of Minnesota: Surname List Our David is the second youngest son of David CARMICHAEL and Margaret [McLEAN] CARMICHAEL of Elmsville (aka: St. Patrick's Parrish, Digdeguash) of Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada. David's grandparents are: Parental - Dugald CARMICHAEL and Jannet [CRAIG] CARMICHAEL Maternal - Murdoch McLEAN and Susannah [DODWELL] McLEAN. David left New Brunswick to emigrate to the St. Croix Valley area of Minnesota, USA sometime during the early 1850s - just following the death of his father. His mother would soon remarry and move from New Brunswick to the state of Maine and many of his siblings were married and starting families. The Minnesota Territory had become well known as place to be for greater opportunity and prosperity then any of the other territories. Minnesota had built a tremendous excitement to those who want the American Dream. David's travels to Minnesota are still speculation, but we believe his younger brother, Daniel, followed him. David's Minnesota venture may have been initailized through plans of his Minnesota bound McLEAN cousins who have been identified through various Minnesota census records having settled in Anoka and Washington Counties. Following David's arrival in Minnesota, he soon became a major contributor to the growing lumber industry in the Washington and St. Croix County areas around the communities of Bayport and Stillwater, Minnesota and also that of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin. David married Rebecca Harmon COX, daughter of Melinda [HADLEY] COX and Joseph COX of Indiana. Rebecca's mother was widowed very young and had been very well provided for, as a widow. At this time, we do not know what had motivated Melinda [HADLEY] COX to leave Indiana with her two small children which brought her to the Stillwater area, but once she arrived she became the owner of a thriving mill located in nearby Bayport. Melinda [HADLEY] COX re-married to a man named A. ? SECREST who was widowed as well and had two daughters of his own. Melinda died 12 years later, leaving Rebecca to care for her step-father, two half sisters and brother; and left her wealth to her husband. It is believed that SECREST made arrangements with one of his largest and loyal logging customer's, (you guessed it! - David CARMICHAEL), for Rebecca's hand in marriage, who was then 15 years of age. But! The Civil War would soon erupt and David would be one of the very first enlisting volunteers and was soon off to defend liberty and freedom as he understood it to be. David's grandfather, Dugald CARMICHAEL had been a Revolutionary War British soldier nearly 70 years prior, so with that memory, David went to battle fearlessly; proud to be the first of his lineage to fight and defend freedom. Yes, David's grandfather fought as a Loyalist for His Majesty's Umpirical Army during the American Revolutionary War, but only by persuasion not by intent; as his grandfather's only intent upon arriving in the New World, was to find wealth (for his family at home in Scotland) but soon after his arrival he was taunted (as many were) to join the British cause. Many recruits were told of only a short duration being involved and were promised land in the New World in exchange for their loyalties - of course, the land could only be given IF the Brits won the War and we all know how that turned out! |
Kevin Baldwin of Bourbonnais, IL
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Amos Baldwin |
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Clifford Marion Baker SURNAME LIST INTERNETREE: GEORGE W BLACK |
The John Edgar Crowells of Kansas
InterneTree: Angela S Baker KS Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John Edgar Crowell John Edgar Crowell (Parents John and Nancy Brown of Ozawkie,Kansas) born in Olpe Kansas probably about 1880. Had at least 5 sisters; Maude, Frankie, and Doll. He married Mabel Talkington and had three boys and 1 girl. Later they divorced and the children were seperated. One of them my Grandfather Roy Crowell went to live with his aunt Maude Crowell Kling. The John Edgar Crowells of Kansas: Surname List |
Bailey, Jones, Daniels, Nail
my Grandfather Lon (Alonza?) Bailey (1895-1965) Carrolton GA. His parents names may have been Joe and Viola?. Had siblings Nora, Dollie Mae and Wilner. Married Velma Mae Nail abt. 1917.Had 3 children with Velma; J.C. (James), Ethel and Audrey. Lon married Elizabeth Pearl sometime after Velma's death in 1942. Lon's wife Velma Mae Nail (1904-1942) Columbus, GA. Her parents were Jeffrey Nail and Nora Johnson. I believe Nora was a Cherokee Indian and that she and Jeff resided in MASS in late 60's. Grandfather Johnnie Jay Jones (1891-1959) Wilson, NC. Formerly from the Oriental, NC area. Had 3 sisters, Etta, Emma, and Sue. Parents were Henry Jones(1853-1924) and Annie Fell (1873-?) Johnnie Jones' wife Ruth Daniels (1900-1983).Ruth was from Oriental, NC; died in Wilson, NC. Her parents were Charlie Daniels (1874-1924) and Virginia Dare Harper (1871-1958). Siblings were Rufus, Oliver, Effie, Leona, and Paul. My Father, James Bailey (J.C.) was born in Rock Mills, ALA in 1919; died in Wilson, NC 1991. Was in 82nd Airborne and a POW in WWII. Report: Kinship of Tom Bailey |
The Avrohm Aba Miller Family
Lynn A Babala - InterneTree |
My Genealogy Home Page
William W Ascol surname list |
The Ascol/Eiland & Dunshie/Poole Family Tree
InterneTree: Ancestors of William Charles Dunshie Report: Birthday Report The Ascol/Eiland & Dunshie/Poole Family Tree: Surname List |
My Duncan Lineage
InterneTree: Leannah Nichols (Nicholson) |
Hollowich and Hollowick
InterneTree: Rachel (Besi) |
The Anderson Family
Anderson Family Tree from Ireland. Dagwell Family from Northern Ireland. Leech Family from Cheshire England. The Anderson Family: Surname List |
Allen to Weaver
InterneTree: Ada Mae Allen |
The Carl R. Allen Family Home Page
Allen-Hudnall and the Thurman-Garner family from central Louisiana and from southern Arkansas. \r\n |
The Alenduff Family from Attica, Indiana
The Alenduff Family from Attica, Indiana originated from Frederick Alenduff that was killed by Miami Indians in the Miami Valley of Ohio. Frederick's second son Nicholas born December 4, 1793 was renamed Frederick after his father was killed. Frederick Alenduff married Nancy Ann Meredith, a young lady of German extraction. \r\nOn November 2, 1828 they moved to Davis Township, Fountain County, Indiana from Butler County, Ohio. Frederick entered 80 acres of land at $1.25 per acre. He later acquired 73 acres and 36 acres at different times. On this farm nine of the eleven children grew to maturity. Several of them had been born before they came to Fountain County. \r\n\r\nInterneTree: William L Alenduff\r\n |
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Robert D Aldrich surname list |
Adler Family Pages
The history of our family begins in 1882 with the arrival of Benjamin and his young son Julius, at the Locust Point Terminal, in Baltimore.\r\n\r\nThree years later, in 1885, Ada arrived with some of their family: Wolf (together with his wife Dora and their daughter Rose), Morris, Joseph, and baby Ida. David arrived separately with his wife Ida, as did Abraham with his wife Dora and children.\r\n\r\nInterneTree: Harold Adler\r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of Benjamin Adler\r\n |
Curt Adams & Deborah Jewett Family
A John Adams came to America in 1631 aboard the Fortune from England. The Mayflower being the first Ship to America and the Fortune being the second. During the next 30 years several other Adams's also sailed to America from England.\r\n\r\nBecause of the Civil War and the court houses being destroyed by fires all over the south, It is almost impossible to trace any of our family back earlier than the 1700's. But, We have been here longer than our Nation has been The United States of America.\r\n |
David Adams Family of AR
This homepage is dedicated to the ongoing research of the Adams family. It starts with George Adams I in NC. Then to George's children Thomas, William, George II, James, Peggy Adams Wisner, and Francis Adams all of NC I beleive. Then to their children and my direct line which is Thomas Adams who married Ann Vaughn. Their children were Sally Adams Taylor, Ann Adams Hobbs, James, Nancy Adams Waters, Daniel, David, and George III.\r\nMy direct line from the second generation is from David Adams who married Vicie Haynes and later Betsey Fielder. David and Vicie's children were James A., Silvester, John Quincy, Joseph, Reuben, Elisha, Betty Elizabeth Adams Martin, Mary Ann Adams Price, Isibilla Adams Price, and Nancy B. Adams Adams all of AL. the children of David and Betsey's children were Henry Jackson, Larly Sallie Adams Franks, David, Tennessee 'Tenny' Adams Bettis, and Daniel Charles Adams all of AL. From Alabama they migrated to Davidson and Hardin Co., TN via the Natchez Trace and from TN they came to AR where my direct line stops. |
KinKeeper
Extended family tree of Thomas Coyne and Leila Perdew |
Bill Anderson's Family Home Page
Ancestors of Bill Vee ANDERSON |
Booker-Adam
The information on the site contains all the surnames and geneagoly of the families that we are working on. |
Brucker Family Genealogy
Gathering, tracing and preserving the origins of the Brucker family |
Welcome to a Site Dedicated to the Research of the Following Surnames
Currently I am researching the surnames of my ancestors and the origins from which they came. |
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