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This Genealogy Website is dedicated to my family
Our Remy/Ramey ancestry is French
Our Huguenot Ancestry Is Spread Over The United States
And Was Profoundly The Basis Of Freedom
Of The Right To Worship In The United States.
The Nationalities Of The Huguenots,
Were French, German, Spanish, Flemish, English And Italian:
At The Time Of The 16th Century.
Before That Many People Believe They Came From Egypt.
It Is Hard To Say Where The First Of Our Remy, Remi, Ramey Originally Family
Started.
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We Still Face The Ancient Enemy, The Tyranny Of Power That Deprives People Of
Their Rights
Whenever, With Each Generation, We Fight To Keep Alive The Rights Of Our
Forefathers
Who Won For Us With Their Blood, We Fight The Battle Of The Huguenots
And Our Early American Families
Our Triumphs are Theirs
Read
about the Huguenots
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Huguenot
Society
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U.S. Genweb Archives
for Each State
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New
River Notes
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New
Savages Dictionary of
New England Families
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New
Military Research,
Our Families
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LDS Family
History Website
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Photo Album
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National
Archives
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Library of Congress
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Our Great Britain Genealogy
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New
State Research,
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Medieval Resources
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Olive
Tree Search
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2006 Ramey Reunion
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Pike
co. Ky. Website
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Belcher Book By
Joseph Bartlett
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Ramey
Genealogy Forum
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Free
Genealogy Charts
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Free Family Group Sheets
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Elkhorn City Cemetery
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Belcher Land Grants
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Christian Webpages
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Pike County Ky
Marriages 1800's
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INDEX
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SITE MAP
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SMALL HARBORS
We need small harbors in our soul
Where we can slip out of the sea
To wait a moment and be whole.
A book, a poem, a song may be enough,
some exercise, a walk,
A solitary labor,
A dog, a cat, a garden, a talk
Shared with a passing friend or neighbor
Sometimes the merest human touch;
A silent prayer is such a place-
Small harbors may be nothing much,
But, ah, they have a saving grace.
Genealogy Research can be one of those small harbors.
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This is a new guestbook, rootsweb discontinued the old one
I am sorry that all the entries were lost.
"Father
calls me William,
sister calls me Will,
Mother calls me Willie,
but the fellows call me Bill!"
- Eugene Field
What's
IN A Name????
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