The Mila Behunin Andersen Family Home Page
Mila Andersen surname list |
Richard and Betty Ames Families
Richard Ames Family Tree |
Rebecca Alumbaugh's Geneology Line
InterneTree: Rebecca Alumbaugh |
The Karla Richter Andrew Family Home Page
Genealogy Report: Ancestors of Kevin Allen Andrew The Karla Richter Andrew Family Home Page: Surname List |
Janice Andrew's Home Page
Hickman Family that was in Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia. Starting with Nathaniel Hickman, from England in 1643. Through Rev. William Hickman, Thomas Hickman married into the Bartlet line. Also researching the McKnight (Tennessee, North Carolina)& McBroom families. Moses Thompson, Father of Peter Thompson b. 7-3-1746 of Rowan North Carolina. the Sarff family, from North Dakota. Janice Sue Andrew - InterneTree |
The Gary Anderson Family Heritage
InterneTree: Sarah Adams The Gary Anderson Family Heritage: Surname List |
The Sperry Thornburgh Family Home Page
Elizabeth A Andersen - InterneTree |
Jasper van Amstel
Jasper van Amstel surname list |
Dissmore, Breed, Rogers, Crane, Wade, Zahn and more!
Reuben and Sally ROGERS homesteaded in Juneau County. George Pickering DISSMORE came to Wisconsin in the 1850's as a young man, having left his childhood home of Marblehead, MA. He married Mary Elizabeth ROGERS in 1859, the same year he was ordained a Baptist minister. He had a church in Viroqua, Wisconsin during the early years of their marriage, and also served as clergyman in a lumber camp. In 1863, he and his wife homesteaded in Trempealeau County, Wisconsin. Their son, David Reynolds DISSMORE, married Alice Johanna BREED, daughter of Calvin E. BREED and Anna Margaret CRANE. Anna was the daughter of Charles C. CRANE and Hannah Ann WADE. David and Alice lived in the Whitehall area all of their lives.Their daughter, Lily Anna DISSMORE, was my grandmother. She married Raymond Franklin ZAHN in 1926. Ebenezer BREED was the owner of Breed's Hill in MA, where the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought. |
The Almon homepage
ALMON - England>New Brunswick,Canada (N.B.) BARRETT - England>Newfoundland,Canada (NFLD) BARWICK - England>N.B BIBEAU - Quebec, Canada BIRKICHT - Germany>N.B. BOWES - N.B. BREEN - N.B. BURDEN - N.B. CHIPMAN - NFLD. CRANE - NFLD. CURRIE - Portugal>N.B. EDNEY - N.B. FLYNN - N.B. FRENCH - NFLD. GAUDET - France>Nova Scotia, Canada GREELEY - NFLD. HARPER - England>N.B. HORGAN - N.B. KEARLEY - NFLD. LEBLANC - France>Nova Scotia,Canada LESTER - N.B. MACLEOD - N.B. MARR - Scotland>N.B. MCCORMICK - N.B. MENCHIONS - NFLD. MOORE - N.B. NEIL - NFLD. SEYMOUR - NFLD. SHEPPARD - NFLD. SMITH - NFLD. SNOW - NFLD. STICKNEY - N.B. THOMAS - N.B. VOKEY - NFLD. WARD - N.B. |
Ancestors of Ross Clarence ALLEN - Ontario - Canada
My ggggreat grandfather was James ALLEN, born in New Brunswick about 1798 and moved to Kitley Township, Leeds & Grenville County, Ontario, Canada as a young boy. InterneTree: Ross C Allen |
THEY CAME FROM SCOTLAND
my Grandparents, William Allan & Annie Christie, both of whom were born and raised in SCOTLAND. My Grandfather was born on March 28, 1881 in Drumoak, Aberdeenshire while his future wife, my grandmother, was born just two years earlier in the small sea side town of Stonehaven, Kincardineshire on October 28, 1878.\r\n\r\nInterneTree: Jim P Allan\r\n |
The Family of Ira R. Allen of Bethesda, MD
InterneTree: Ira R Allen\r\n\r\nThe Family of Ira R. Allen of Bethesda, MD:\r\nSurname List\r\n |
The Walter L. Alexander, Jr. Family Home Page
Edward D. Alexander family from Baltimore, Maryland. He was born about 1862, died in 1925, and is burried in St. Mary's Cemetery. He married Margaret Brightsel (or Brightful). Chester F. Cooper, Lloyd Kidd, and Jacob Wilhelm families of Baltimore City and Baltimore County, Maryland.\r\n\r\nInterneTree: Hourglass Tree of Walter Lee Alexander, Jr.\r\n\r\nAncestor Tree of Walter Lee Alexander, Jr. \r\n\r\nHourglass Tree of Walter Lee Alexander, Jr. \r\n |
The Prante/Lee Family History
The Cranes (Lee family) were pioneers to California. \r\n\r\nThe Prante family originates in Germany. Many of them still live in the Quincy, Illinois area. Some are also located in the Freeport, Illinois area. \r\n\r\nInterneTree: Descendants of Edward Savage Thomas\r\n\r\nReport: Kinship of Edward Savage Thomas\r\n\r\nOutline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Edward Savage Thomas\r\n |
THE WHITE FAMILY Home Page
InterneTree: Demetria M Alexandergrissett\r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas White\r\n |
Aldinger & Hughes Branches, Twigs, Nuts
my maternal gggrandfather Adam Hohenadel, and my paternal gggrandmother Mary Louisa Porter. \r\n\r\nInterneTree: Carol L Aldinger\r\n\r\nReport: Carol's extended family\r\n\r\nAldinger & Hughes Branches, Twigs, Nuts:\r\nSurname List\r\n\r\n |
The Ainsworth Family History Page
Jacqueline J Ainsworth - InterneTree |
The Aeck-Timmons-Collins-Marquedont Lines
Kimberly A Aeck - InterneTree\r\n |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Lucille Quiqley (Aden)\r\n\r\nLisa J Aden's surname list |
Family and Ancestors of (Willard) Leroy Adams
Adams ancestors primarily were in Kentucky although there is evidence of a Virginia origin also. My wife's O\Bryan ancestors are rooted in Ireland and migrated through Kentucky and Indiana.\r\nMy wife's family includes Erbachers from Illinois, Kentucky and Germany.\r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of John Adams \r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Vivion \r\n\r\nGenealogy Report: Descendants of Philip O\Bryan \r\n |
Scozzari(o) - Adamo Family and Davis - Caruthers Family
I was born Frank Scozzari Adamo. Our family name however was not always Adamo. Several members of the family knew that our family name was changed to Adamo from Scozzari or Scozzaro in the early 1900s. Though there have been several versions of why the name was changed, to date, no one in the family knows or is willing to state exactly why our family name was change. There are two facts. First, my father, Phil Scozzari Adamo was baptized as Phillippo Scozaro, a month after he was born. That means that his last name was legally changed to Adamo after 1901. Fact 2: the records in Tampa's old phone directories show only Scozzaris and no Adamos prior to 1920 and no Scozzaris, but only Adamos after 1920. Thus the name was officially changed from Scozzari(o) to Adamo in 1920. Every member of the family I have talked to, including my father, indicate that Dr. Frank S. Adamo, my dad's brother, changed the name. Again, why? Nobody knows or is willing to say why.\r\n\r\nSome of the main lineage to the Adamo - Scozzari Family Tree\r\nAdamo - Scozzari - Ferlita - Tagliarini - Cagnina - Greco - Ficarrotta - Lazzara and many others. I have provided the Genealogy Report for the descendants of Francisco Adamo Scozzari(o), my great grandfather, is availFrank Scozzari Adamo |
The Charles Austin Adams II Family Home Page
Descendents of Richard Towner\r\nCharles A Adams ii - InterneTree\r\nI am researching for descendants of Daniel Adams who was born in 1652 in Watertown, MA, and whos wife was Mary Phelps. Daniel was the great, great grandfather of Jonothan Adams who had thirteen children. |
The Aronson Genealogy Home Page
Frederick Steven Aronson surname list |
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 Descendants of Edward Ball of New Jersey
The Big gEDcom is part of an effort by the Descendants of Edward Ball of New Jersey to combine their individual genealogy research into one large electronic database. The members of this group can all trace their ancestry back to the original founders of Baldwin, Ball, Bruen, Burnet, Crane, Kitchell |
Harrel Family History and Genealogy Page
The Harrel Family |
Family Genealogy and History Pages
Photographs, family histories, and more, updated often! |
Crane's Southern Roost
Web site for researching and sharing of genealogy on Crane and other surnames. |
Richard Ames Family Genelogy
Looking for Albert J Ames my Great Grandfather, he was born in September of 1873. The 1900 and 1910 US Census has him in Kansas City Missouri as a City police man. His wife is Lillie Belle Wright from Saybrook Illinois? and he had an only son, George Albert Ames, born 10/3/1899 in Missouri. The Census also says Albert J Ames may be from New York, my father thinks Lockport NY, near Buffalo, and both Albert's and Lillie's parents were English immigrants. |
Charles Austin Adams II Family Home Page
Ancestors of Charles Austin Adams II\r\nDescendants of Robert MacDowell\r\nMcDowell Descendants of Thomas Alcott |
Dougherty,Gordon,Baer,Renz,Vollmer
My family tree with lots of surnames, photos, obits, census images, coat of arms, lnks, rings and lots more! |
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/hollow/8135
Genealogy of the Grovenburg Family 1775-1930's, from the Mohawk River Valley, New York to Michigan, Iowa, Arkansas, and Washington. Includes surnames of Gravenbergh, Grovenburgh, Countryman, Scott, Hoffman, Heikees, Crane, Crandell, and others. Primary SouBlodgett, Countryman, Cournell, Crandell, Crane |
Freer & Crane
A genealogy page one listing The Freer Family and one listing the Crane family. Both are under construction |
The Rosher Family in Bristol UK, and the Rosher Family Tree
Family and Family Tree site for our surname. |
The Weeping Willow
My family names; also has a link to my page concerning the Mennonite settlers of Fulton Co. OH. |
August's Genealoge Page
Family Name Research |
I Dream of Gene-Alogy: My Elliott - Heaster Ancestry
Researching descendents of American Rev. Capt. Robert Elliott and relatives of Zona Heaster Shue. The ?Greenbrier Ghost. |
