Hello;
Just joined the site and was excited to see so many people searching the Barnett clan. It's been very helpful in my search. But...one person seems to be elusive and that is my 3rd gg, Albert Barnett born in Spotsylvannia, VA in 1823 and died in Kirksville, MO in 1900. He married Sarah Elliott and had two children, James Thomas Barnett and Harrietta Barnett. He was in the Missouri Malitia and before that he went to California for the Gold Rush. I did notice that Ambrose Barnett was in
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A GENEALOGIST’S GUIDE TO BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS RELEASED
The In-Depth Genealogist is pleased to present their newest book in the research series by writer, Jacqueline Gamble entitled “A Genealogist’s Guide to Boston, Massachusetts”. The book is a great resource for genealogists who plan on researchin
After 6 years of research I’ve finally complied my research report on the Leahy family of County Cavan.
For anyone named or associated with the Leahy / Lahey / Lahy family of County Cavan, the report, and Notes made on Land Deeds can be accessed here:
Please get in touch if you have stories / photos etc related to the Leahys / Lahy of County
I descend from Frederick Fisher, Jr. and Ann McBride Fisher's daughter, Christiana Fisher, sister of Congressman Charles Frederick Fisher. Williamson Sr.'s parents were Colonel West Harris, Jr. and Edith Ledbetter [ d/o Charles Ledbetter and Frances Randall].
She married Williamson G.Harris, Sr. and had Wm'son G. H. , Jr. who married Sarah Parker who died in childbirth with Sarah " Salley" Ann Elizabeth Harris who married Anderson Joseph " Joe" Rouse who are my mg-gpts.
I'm searching for Ann McB
The John Cyrus Miller information is in my maternal grandmother's nephew's book [Two Gentlemen From France]
pp. 53-56.
Chapter tiltled: ' Henry Sossamon.' It includes the Harris and Fisher Families.
Our Higgins Lineage
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Dorothy Inez Jones
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Cecil Hoffman
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Franklin Marion Hoffman
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Sanford Hoffman
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Elizabeth Huffman
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Joseph Higgins
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James Higgins
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Jedediah H. Higgins
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Jediah Higgins
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Richard Higgins
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Edward Higgins
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Rev. John Higgins
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San Diego Genealogical Society
January Annual Meeting
With Guest Speaker
Thomas MacEntee
Topics:
Session 1: Genealogy Do-Over:
A Year of Learning from My Mistakes
Session 2: Can I use That in My Genealogy:
What You Should Know about Copyright
Session 3: Facebook: A Tool for Genealogy Research
Session 4: After You’re Gone: Future Proofing
Your Genealogy Research
Saturday, January 14, 2017
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Marina Village, Captain’s Room
1936 Quivira Way,
GenealogyWise.com I have used for several years now. I never see anyone writing about the great advantages of using GenealogyWise.com for posting for a surname or for attending a chat.
Chats many time have leaders that present classes. I have done this in the past myself. At one time I was very proficient with Pennsylvania Research, Maryland Research and Virginia Research.
Having done classes for almost 10 years for the Golden Gate Forum owned by George F., it helped me to learn more and the mo
This is my first blog post, so please bear with me. I've been digging up both my husband's and my own family history since about 1985, but blogging is new to me. I hope to use this blog to help me organize and clarify my discoveries...I tend to be a bit ADD in my research, I set a goal to focus on and inevitably find myself side-tracked, digging into an entirely different person or branch than I had intended!
Since I am currently typing this (PAINSTAKINGLY) on an on-screen keyboard, I'll keep thi
Facebook and Finding Kin
I have been busy with family and more family and more family. Now is that great or what. We have had Iowa Visit.
A daughter visited her home state of Hawaii. Northern California came to visit family. Dear friends from Colorado.
O how my husband and and I miss them. Prayers for their family, their child needs prayers for survival back to normal.
I knew this person since infant.
Yesterday I was chatting with a friend and found out they are distant kin with Root, Roote,
Hello Everyone!
Welcome to our new Surnames Forum Page! This is a place to post your genealogy queries. We will be linking to Facebook and Twitter regularly, so we hope to get a lot of traffic and participation! We're very excited to bring this new service to you!
http://lowerbucksqueries.freeforums.net/
Lower Bucks Genealogists
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August 23, 2016 | Utica, OH
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A GENEALOGIST’S GUIDE TO SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS RELEASED
The In-Depth Genealogist is pleased to present their newest book in the research series by writer, Jane Gwynn Haldeman entitled A Genealogist’s Guide to Springfield, Illinois. The guide describes little known, and well known, research facilities i
A night's drinking led to a constable's dismissal from the Bristol Constabulary in 1882 but opened the door for recruitment to the Hong Kong Police. For the story of HK Police Sergeant Daniel Hall (later in life Licensee of the Brewers' Arms in Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire) please refer to my Hong Kong Police Ancestors Blog: Daniel Hall 1853 - 1913
Exerpts from book Blessett and Wingo Kindrend of Mine
"NEW YORK, REVISITED" BY SHIRLEY BECKER
Event: "New York, Revisited!"
Date: Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Location: Lemon Grove Library, 3001 School Lane in Lemon Grove) from 6 p.m. to 7:50 p.m.
Classes are Free.
Shirley will be bringing us up to date on her latest finds and knowledge about her home state. She has given a talk in the past and
it is always helpful. Her research is mostly New York for all her ancestors at this point in time, though one snuck away to Virginia.
She is a Past President
Mary Carlile Haines ancestry is documented in the article titled A Tale of Two Tradition: The Huguenot Ancestry of a Quaker Family printed in Plain Language, The Journal of the National Society Descendants of Early Quakers (printed about 1998) and written by Marilyn L. Winton Misch, MLS. The article is six pages and includes her ancestors back to 1600. We had at the State Library Of Ohio an exceptional librarian who copied these issues and that is where I found the article. It now belongs to
Have you heard of Mapme.com? You may want to try it. You can map and tell a family story all in one.
I am working on making it work.
Maps are really critical keys in our research. I think I picked up the information about it from Dick Eastman.
But other things have happened and I did not get it posted right away.
But it should be a lot of fun for most of you all.
Cemetery Records for The Braden Cemetery, In Washington County Pa.Braden Obits from Al Hill, Thank you, Al.
New Braden Information Washington Co., Pa., Braden Biographies Part 1 Washington Co., Pa., Braden Biographies Part 2 Washington Co., Pa., Braden Biographies Part 3
Durbin Family Notes Part of my tree. Durbin Family
