Heritage Books Archives: Genealogies Volume 4
This CD-ROM contains the following essential works of genealogy for four different families: ***A Rutan Family Index - James J. Keegan (1996). The progenitor of Rutans in America is believed to be Abraham Rutan, born in France in 1658, who came to America c.1675. This index covers the first 7 generations descending from Abraham and Marie, approx. 2,700 descendants (1680-1900). With a full name index cross-referencing spouses and a bibliography of other pertinent sources. ***A Second Rutan Family Index - James J. Keegan (1997). Index includes updates to the first volume but at least half the individuals in this volume did not appear in the first. ***Barber Genealogy: Descendants of Thomas Barber of Windsor, Connecticut, 1614-1909 - John Barber White (1909). Covers primarily male lines; female lines extend only one generation. Families covered lived primarily in New England, NY and the Midwest. ***Barber Genealogy: Descendants of John Barber of Worcester, Massachusetts, 1714-1909 - John Barber White (1909). Includes extensive female lines, primarily in New England, NY and the Midwest. ***Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Gleason of Watertown, Mass., 1607-1909 - John Barber White (1909). Ten generations are covered, primarily focusing |
Lanes Lane
Genealogy, thimble collecting and motorcycle instruction and safety |
Lady M's Genealogy Home Page
My personal home page of family lines |
Freeds Genealogy Homepage
Research of family names |
A Lipsey Lineage
Our lineage has over 6500 people in it presently. Our line was primarily a southern one--now we\re all over the map. Please see our site--one never knows what family data passed down one branch...while completely missing another! |
Deason Resource Page
The SOURCE for DEASON information. Add your DEASON information to this page and share with others. |
A Lipsey Lineage
The Gleasons at our site trace their lineage to Thomas Gleason of Sulgrave, Northampton, England. His father was William Leeson (b. 1581). This group was a major force in both Western Massachusetts and Northeastern Ohio during Revolutionary & Civil War times. |
Gibson Family Tree
Gibson family from North Carolina in early 1800's to Louisiana through present |
