Consider removing your SOURCE CITATIONS when you share. Withholding source citations is one strategy for publicly sharing your research to encourage others to contact you without giving away all of your own hard work. Genealogical research with names, dates, places and relationships becomes a mere finding aid if it is published without source citations. Be sure to label your work as "without sources" or "sources available upon request" so that other researchers will recognize that you've intent
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From McCarthy Surname study FTDNA Yes you are definitely Irish Type II. The mutations I highlighted are based on an Irish Type II background. The defining Irish Type II progenitor lived some time in the first millenium A.D. So all Irish Type II people will have mutations which occurred since then, defining their sub-branches.
I'm so glad that you have had a successful outcome in contacting Cummings. As I said previously, " I agree it only needed a generation to omit the "r" in O'Croimin (or
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I have talked a lot on my blog and on Facebook about how the digital world has changed our relationship and concept of memoir. With each national disaster, we turn to Facebook, Twitter and other online websites to find out what happened, then understand the impact and finally to share our upsets and grief. We mourn publicly in a way we couldn’t have imagined only 10 years ago.
Grief in a Digital Age
Jessica’s Story
For Jessica Ghawi’s friends and family, their digital grieving began on the 20th of
400 Years of Baptism, Marriage, and Burial History Published Online
Findmypast.com just added millions of new parish registers to its Westminster Collection. Family historians can now search for London ancestors on transcripts and scanned images of these parish records from the city of Westminster that date back more than 400 years.
The Westminster Parish records cover the period 1538-1945 and come from more than 50 Westminster churches, including St. Anne, Soho, St. Clement Danes, St. George
1737 Dorchester County (Now Caroline County), Maryland Gender Male Died 3 Jun 1837 Little Guyan Creek, Mason County, Virginia Notes
- [beauchamp.GED]
The 1775 Tax List for the Little Creek 100 in Sussex County, Delaware showed Higgins Cormean - Rate 2
The 1784 Continental Tax List of the Little Creek 100 showed Higgins Carmeen - Rate 1
The 1787 Delinquent State Tax List for the Little Creek 100 showed Higgins Carmean - Rate 1
: Feb 6, 1837, Mason Cnty, Virginia (W.VA.) Written Will : provides
by:Richard Cremeans
the Plight of Past Irish & the Freedom of Modern Irish
When asking people around the globe the simple question of what their nationality is, a significant amount of responses would include Irish or part-Irish. For most people, this simply means that their ancestors, at some point in past history, lived in Ireland. For others however, being Irish holds a much deeper and more significant historical value. In either case, any resemblance between people who actually lived in old-wo
Cremin- The ancient genealogies indicate the origination of the MacCarthy Cremin sept in the 14th century arising from a birth to Donal Glas Mac Carthhaigh (or his son or brother Diarmuid) and the daughter of an O Cruimin. So, although an O Cruimin male family name was extant at that time, Cremin (or variants thereof) is well known to this day as a McCarthy agnomen.
Ó CRUIMÍN—O Crumyne, Crimmeen, Cremeen, Cremin, Cremen, Crimmins; 'descendant of Cruimín' (diminutive of crom, bent); the name of a
Before there were rock stars, television and million dollar contracts, there were the Hose Racers. E.A.B.
Since childhood I have heard family discussions about James Clark’s athletic career. He was an energetic, charismatic personality I am told, who died prematurely. He was not a wealthy man. His legacy was the races he ran and the competitions in which he participated. That said, his claim to fame was his association with the W.A. Bailey hose running team.
Jimmy’s life was never e
There was not much activity for the state in February. The month was filled with a lot of personal stuff. I also spent time helping a friend begin her family research. Please keep an eye on the Guerrero – Vasquez Family History page under “Family Research” on the Texas home page. I am excited about this project because it is my first project related to researching families of Hispanic, African American, Native American, Chinese, Japenese, etc. descent. Hopefully, this will grow into a major part
Findmypast.com Launches UK Criminal Records dating 1770-1934
LOS ANGELES (Feb. 20, 2013) – Findmypast.com, an international leader in online family history, today announced the largest collection of historical criminal records from England and Wales is being published online for the first time in association with the National Archives (U.K.).
More than 2.5 million records dating from 1770-1934 will be easily searchable and provide a wide variety of color, detail and fascinating social history,
La Quinta Inn at 150 Bonita Rd., off 805 S to the right, next to Denny's Rest.
$80 a night, mention CVGS, t 619 691 1211 f 619 427 0135
If wanting to stay a couple more days let the manager know. MUST BE BOOKED BY 4 MARCH to get this price. contact society from web page for further data or call La Quinta Inn.
Come visit other attractions in the area and enjoy the Seminar too.
Innovative test now available to the general public provides analysis of your genetic ethnicity, living relative matches, and further insight into family history research
(PROVO, Utah) – February 21, 2013 –Ancestry.com, the world’s largest online family history resource, today announced the public availability of its AncestryDNA test to U.S. residents. This easy-to-use, comprehensive test provides consumers with their genetic ethnicity and the unique opportunity to connect DNA results directly
I would like to hear from anyone with a match or near match to my paternal DNA R-L513. Sincerely, Robert Walter Goodwin
If anyone's mtDNA haplogroup is H1a1, I would like to hear from you. Sincerely, Bob Goodwin
I'm looking for family of the Washington,Rice and Varn . My great great grandmother name was Charity Varn from South Carolina,she got married to Jonas Rice and had my great grand mother Fannie Rice,whom she later married Richard Washington.
I am brand new to this website and so am a little confused about who is responsible for the group called "Fayetteville Families". I have researched the Lewis Barge family from Fayetteville for many years, but have never before seen the claim that Lewis Barge's second wife, Christiana, was Christiana "Schaumberger". Many, many descendants have spent much time trying to determine her maident name, only to hit a dead end. Even Oliver Weaver, who wrote an excellent book about the Barges, could no
I am researching family who emigrated to Iowa, USA. My G Grandfather, Charles, returned to England around 1895, but others stayed. I have some census information, but would like to hear from anyone who can help or is researching the same line.
Francis (Frank on US census) Phillips b1832; Selina Phillips (nee King)b1829; William King Phillips b1851; John Phillips b1854 d1924; Charles Clemence Phillips b1861 d1951; Lavinia Thomas Phillips b1866 d1945; George Phillips b1868.
Eldest daughter, Mary Kin
