Total Records: 46
Bill & Sue's Genealogy
This site is always under construction. Currently over 6000 names. |
The Lester W. Bashaw family, of Stafford, Texas.
Lester W Bashaw - InterneTree |
The Douglas Band of Elkins WV.
Ancestors of Douglas James Band The Douglas Band of Elkins WV.: Surname List |
B.Ballew's Ancestry Home Page
Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Leonard Ballew, b. abt. 1802 Genealogy Report: Known Ancestors of B.Ballew (1730-1998) THE BALLEW's may have been religious (protestant) refugees from Flanders, relocating to France, and later to America. LILLY MARSHALL's lineage, through her maternal grandmother, appears to link to Simon de Montfort usurper of the English throne in 1265; the Plantagenet kings of England; their Norman forebear Henry I of England; Louis VI of France; Russian Grand Dukes of Kiev back to 877; Charlemagne; kings of Sweden, Norway and Finland back to the 200's; King Coel of Britain born 125 A.D.; Clodius II King of the West Franks died 20 A.D.; and other historic figures. THE MINTON's are said to be related to the famous Minton pottery/china founders in the United Kingdom. THE STRICKER's were German farmers living near the Volga River in Russia, who emigrated to Canada then to the United States. |
The Richard Crates Baker Jr. Family of Texas
Kathy Baker Surname List |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: James R Baker |
The Douglas Baker Family Home Page
Carpani comes from Italy. Gibbons comes from Ireland. |
Linda's Dolson and Ellison Family Search Page
My Dolson tree goes back to 1615 to Jans Gerritsen VanDalfsen, which was changed to Dolson. My Ellison side stops at 1808; William Ellison states on census forms that he was born in Augusta Co, VA in 1808. We know he married a Margaret Campbell, she being born in Monroe Co., VA, and they had many children, born in Monroe, Calhoun, and Gilmer Counties. |
Andrew AYRES descendents - Yorkshire, Eng. Lenawee Co., MI
Andrew AYRES emigrated to Cambridge Twn., Lenawee Co., MI from Yorkshire (Doncaster?), Eng. around 1830-1832. The family, initially, resided around the small village of Springville, Cambridge Twn. and Franklin Twn. near the Irish Hills area. |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: William Earl Abbett |
The Atkinson McKinnon Home Page
InterneTree: Frederick Stuart Atkinson On the McKinnon, Stuart and Scottish Clans sides, the heritage of Mary Queen of Scott's and the Battle of Culloden Moor and have deeply affected our Scotch family history. Because of religious persecution, battles and wars, our Scotch ancestors ended up hastily leaving Scotland, from The Isle Of Skye, on the Ark and Dove and immigrated to Prince Edward Island. The Atkinson Family Tree ancestors emigrated from Europe (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Holland, France and Germany, Italy, Switzerland). Others came from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania in particular. This is not unusual because the Maritime Provinces were a haven for those loyal to the British Crown and setters were promised substantial land grants from the British government to move to the Maritimes after the expulsion of the Acadians. It is interesting to note that our family also includes Iroquois and/or Micmac Native American women marrying at least two separate ancestors in the US and Nova Scotia. Another ancestor came to Duxbury MA area in the 1621, on the ship that came after the Mayflower called the Fortune. On the Atkinson side, my grandfathers 5th great grandfather Benjamin Allen left New England and fought in the French and Indian War on the British side in Nova Scotia. He was badly wounded losing a leg, was discharged and sent back to New England, settling and starting a family in Kingston, MA. He later went back to Halifax, NS and joined in the ill-fated Eddy Rebellion, and after the Eddy Rebellion failed, he became a wanted man. He eventually joined the Tories in Nova Scotia during the American Revolutionary War. He would have been hung as a traitor if he returned to his home and family in Kingston, MA. We are also descended from Col. Hezekiah King and Col. Benoni Danks who were infamous participants in the Eddy Rebellion. On the Atkinson side we are related to Presidents John Adams, Samuel Adams and William Howard Taft, Poets Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Ralph Waldo Emerson, Betty Ford and singer Ann Murray to name a few. The Atkinson McKinnon Home Page: Surname List |
The LARRY J. ARSZMAN Family
Report: Kinship of Larry J. Arszman Genealogy Report: Descendants of Esau Richey Genealogy Report: Descendants of Joseph Heinrich Wencke Genealogy Report: Descendants of Patrick McCartney The LARRY J. ARSZMAN Family: Surname List |
Erik Ankrom's Genealogy Site
Erik Ankrom's Genealogy Site: Surname List |
The Knight's Of West Virgnia
Ellis's of West Virgnia. Anderson's of Ohio and New York as well as the Clark's. The Knight's of West Virgnia: Surname List |
Anderson, Ennis, and Johnsons
InterneTree: Mathew Anderson Anderson, Ennis, and Johnsons: Surname List |
The John Amundson Family Home Page
Velma Louise Amundson surname list |
Sherrill & Bill's Family Home Page
John Springer Sr. born abt.1762 in Georgetown, Maine. BUTLER, SCAMMON, TRACY, WHITE & TRUFANT of Maine. POWERS, DUNNE & RYAN of St. John's Newfoundland. MORRISON & O'GORMAN Of Ireland. ISAKSEN & HALSTENSEN of Norway. AMERO of massachusetts, maine and Nova Scotia. BARNES & WOLFE of Massachusetts JOHANSSEN of Norway. Sherrill Amero - InterneTree |
My Genealogy Home Page
Randy L Alverson surname list |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Chadwick Patnie Eugene Allen |
Ambrose Bull, Circa 1750 -- Ancestors and Descendents
A quest to fill the branches of the Bull family tree with the surnames of related family lines. |
Charles H. Burdick Sr. Home Page
My grandfather was J. Charles BURDICK Jr. He was born December 28, 1872 in Brooklyn, New York. He married my grandmother Jessie L. ELLISON on July 11, 1894 in Burlington, Vermont. He died in August 1942.His parents were J. Charles BURDICK Sr. and Mary VAN BUREN. J. Charles BURDICK Sr. died in 1925. my grandmother, Jessie L. ELLISON who was born on June 23, 1874 in Des Moines, Iowa. \r\n |
ALLISON< MATHEWS< COBB< WINN< LEA
InterneTree: Ancestors of Albert Arthur Allison III |
Alker, Teter, Harker, Drain, Pokrzywa, Siek, Serwatka, ....
InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Natalie Kathleen Alker\r\n |
The Adorante and Miller Family of Illinois and Tennesse
grandfather Americo Adorante b.1890 from Italy.\r\nggreatfather Francesco Adorante b.1856.\r\nmy fathers brothers had been killed in a terrible ship bombing during the WWII. I found his name (Donte Adorante) and his story at ussindianapolis.org.\r\n\r\nAdorante Family Tree |
THE ADGER STORY
The first Adger ancestor known at this time (2000) is James Adger. He was born in 1742 in County Antrim, Ireland and died in Dunean, County Antrim, Ireland, Province Ulster. James Adger was a linen manufacturer and had his mill and bleaching green in Dunean. He is buried in the Old Episcopal Church Yard in Dunean and the tombstone bears this inscription:\r\n'Here Lies The Body of\r\nJAMES ADGER\r\nWho Died March 25th, 1783\r\nAged 41 Years.'\r\nTo quote Ellison Moultrie Adger(1875-1945) 'My Great Grandfather's brother, James Adger ll,(1777-1858) said the Adger family were of French decent and Huguenot Refugees who went to Ireland and Scotland from France after the Edict of Nantes was set aside. He claimed that our ancestors fought at the battle of London-Derry in 1689.' Quoting from John Bailey Adger's(1810-1899)book, 'My Life and Times'\r\nThe Adger's seem to have gravitated to the southern part of America after immigrating and in particular South Carolina and Louisiana. The early American Adger Ancestors were very diversified in their interest. They were large land owners, Phoshphate mine owners, shipping and railway line developers and builders. The Adger Wharf still stands in Charleston, South Carolina. They,or branches of their treLucie Barton Adger |
Adams\ Family Tree
Terry Thomas Family Tree |
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 |
My Genealogy Home Page
My Genealogy Home Page:\r\nSurname List\r\n |
The Wilson's and Pierce's of Powell Valley, Tennessee
The Wilson family originally came from Smyth County, Virginia.Then in the 1850's moved to the Powell Valley area of Tennesse, in what was then the Speedwell/ Sharps Chapel area of Tennessee. The Pierce family records show that Pierce's have lived in the Union County/ Powell Valley area since the late 1700's, originally coming from North Carolina and Virginia. Many of the families that settled along the Powell Valley area were large, and extended families. They had endured hardships from the elements, from sickness,and had survived hunger, by sheer determination, and flourished, till forced to move because of the construction of the Norris Dam, which caused flooding of the homesteads that had taken generations of work to build and make prosperous. Throughout the records you will find married to the Wilson's and Pierce's other families that lived locally, like Braden, Asmus, Brantley, Boruff, Barton, Beeler, Smith, Williamson, Ellison, and so many of the 'First Families of the Valley'.I create this as a tribute to my mother Ruth Wilson Brantley Pierce,and my father , Henry Clay Pierce who loved their family, their mountains, their valley, and their memories of the people and the history of this little Tennessee community they held so dearBrenda Sue Adamson |
Adams-Kellison-Thornton-Morans of Texas/Missouri
InterneTree: Beverley G Adams\r\nDescendants of William Henderson Adams\r\nDescendants of Kellison\r\nDescendants of Green Moran\r\nDescendants of Francis Oliver Thornton\r\nDescendants of Cornelius Henry Van Arkel\r\n |
The Acox, Feilen, Ellison, and Coleman Families Home Page
I am searching for the Acox, Feilen, Ellison, Coleman, and Sporhase families.\r\nI know that the Feilen and Sporhase families came from Germany, but have come to a wall with the Acox family name.\r\n |
Nancy Acker Home Page
\r\nI am researching the following families, most of whom are of English descent, lived in MA/CT during 1600's, emigrated to NY after Revolutionary War, some via VT, some directly.\r\n\r\nAm also interested in families who emigrated from Tomrafjord or Vestrefjord in Romsdal, Norway, particularly Mads Petersen Tomren, his wife Gjertrud Hanibalsdatter Tomren, Iver Andreas Rasmussen Tomren, Ane Vestre Nilsen. |
Genealogy the family ENDE and HEIDEN
family research in Mecklenburg, Western Pomerania, Saxonia and Saxonia-Anhalt |
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. |
Biographies of Missouri
This is the second volume from this set and contains 351 biographies and photographs of leading men of the first century of history in Missouri (1820-1921). Though this manuscript covers the entire state of Missouri, a good portion of the individual biographies are on people who had resided in St. Louis at some point in their life. |
Trotman & Loekle Family Histories
Site documenting TROTMAN ancestors, through Edward TRAPMAN in Gloucestershire, England. |
Genealogy of John and Mary Grist
This site is about the surnames that I am currently researching for genealogical purposes. |
Julie Clayton
Julie's World of Astronomy and Genealogy!! |
Thomas-----The shadow dancers
A short story form of my ancestors i\ve found to date. Several links to other genealogy pages, and a list of all surnames found so far in my family |
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