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Welcome to my website! I have tried to set up these pages to be easy to use, but with so much information, this is a difficult task. I am in the process of making the site easier to navigate. If you suspect you have a family connection and are not sure where to look, please use the search engine.
| The ancestors and descendants of including the Hammarberg Family, the Nilsson Family, the �dvall Family, the Flygare Family, and others who came from Sweden at the turn of the century and settled in Alberta, Canada. |
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The ancestors and descendants of including the descendants of their brother Karl Leonard Nilsson, the ancestral lineage of their mother Brita Maria Edlund, who is descended from the Pousard family in Sweden, and the family information of Anton Nilsson who married Brita. |
The descendants of who came from Dolina, Austria in 1906 to Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. |
The descendants of who was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Guernsey Co., Ohio, married Jane Thompson, and settled at Guthrie Co., Iowa. Includes a transcription of his family bible records. |
Updated 13 April 2006 |
The descendants (and possible descendants) of who settled in Ohio sometime before 1814 |
The ancestors and descendants of who came from Peoria Co., Illinois and settled in Ogema, Saskatchewan Canada in 1906. |
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The ancestors and descendants of who started out from New York and moved to Ontario, Canada in 1808 where his children were born; he lived out his remaining days in Peoria Co., Illinois. Including the Mc Murtrie Family, the Law Family, the Reil Family, the Ayling Family, and others. |
The descendants of who married at Butler Co., Ohio and moved to Peoria Co., Illinois, and had a total of fifteen children. |
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Shively Family Bits and Pieces My Shively/Shivley/Shiveley family connection is Mary Shively, daughter of Christian Shively and Susanna Berger, who married Christopher Trippy. In my research, I have come across many Shively records that I saved in case they turned out to be related. Most have turned out to be very distant cousins. Here is where I will post these bits and pieces. I am descended from Christian Schaeublin Shively and Barbara Spittler who came to Philadelphia, USA on the ship the �Princess Augusta� on 16 Sept 1736 from Switzerland. If anyone has more to add or can connect these families, I would love to hear from you. |
Genealogy of the Thrall Family Poultney, Vt printed by Randall Brothers 1890 I only have pages 38-55 of this book; they provide the history of Jonathan Rose and his wife Abigail who settled in East Granville Massachusetts in 1741. It names all of their children, and gives the history of their son Justus� descendants for many generations. Copies of the pages of the original book were given to me many years ago when a cousin was researching our family history. We have since discovered that this was the wrong family line, but these pages would be most valuable to anyone descended from this branch of the Roses. |
The descendants of who was born on 25 March 1777, and died on 15 March 1837 at Genoa, New York. Including the surnames Purdy, Welch, Deems, and others who married into this family. Also included are scanned images of the family bible records. |
Henry Purdy Family Bible This Bible dated 1820 was presented to a Mrs. C. Purdy by her friend Mrs. Boyd. The family records inside are as follows: Henry Purdy Died March 26, 1881 on Saturday about 2 oclock in the afternoon I did some poking on the internet and believe these people to be William Henry Purdy, his wife Caroline Sawyer, and their daughter Grace Eunice. I have posted scanned images of these pages, as well as images of some of the treasures found within the bible. I hope this helps anyone researching this family line. |
The ancestors, descendants, and cousins of including the Case, Cockroft, Oldham, Cole, and Purdy families. Most of these families resided at Orange County, New York. |
Updated 20 October 2006 |
The ancestors, descendants, and cousins of Who settled at Silver Creek, Chautauqua County, New York in the early 1800's. |
I would love to hear from anyone interested in trading sources on the families I have posted here. There is much that I don't have and I don't always have the resources to get them. I am also looking for anyone who has photos of these people; I would like to post them on the website.
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