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Gold Miners in Australia : Great Prosperity and Unspeakable Hardships
by allycat 17 years, 9 months ago
An interesting read on prospectors looking for gold downunder. Heaps of good stories. Gold Net Australia Allycat.
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TURNERS in Caifornia and Oklahoma
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Looking for the ancestors of my sister's husband, Mark Ray Turner (19 60, CA), son of Albert Ray TURNER and Freida Lou OWNBY. Freida traces her line back to the mayflower, bunt not much on Albert as yet. Any Help would be appreciated. Barbara
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Recording Resource Information
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Allycat mentioned the importance of recording source information, in one of her journal articles. This is vital for the serious genealogy researcher. One of the systems I have found useful is a database of index cards. I sort by type of record....
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CAGLE family research
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Looking for the ancestors of my husband, James Donald Cagle, Jr. I have back to William Riley CAGLE born 15 Feb 1885 -29 Dec 1954 n San Diego, CA. William married June B. EVANS born 17 Nov 1885 - Oct. 1975 also in San Diego. Also looking for...
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German Records in Local Churches
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
When searching for German Ancestors it is important to remember the history of the German contry and people. (Refer to my journal :Finding Records of German Ancestors). We are lucky that the Churches of Germany kept records. Keep in mind that...
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Finding Records of German Ancestors
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
(Note: a vowel followed by 'e' (ue,oe,ae,) replace the umlaut vowel) Anyone researching their German ancestry has experienced the frustration of the proverbial brick wall. Perhaps the following will help some break through. As most of us...
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Emley Family
by trishles 17 years, 9 months ago
I am searching for information about the descendents of the Emley family. My father was John Graham Emley (b1922) in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. He had one brother William James Emley (b1920) same place. He also had two sister, Joyce and Muriel,...
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Has anyone got the proverbial black sheep in their family trees?
by allycat 17 years, 9 months ago
Search for your Blacksheep Ancestors in Free Genealogical Prison and Convict Records, Historical Court Records, Executions, Insane Asylum Records and Biographies of Famous Outlaws, Criminals & Pirates in the United States, United Kingdom and...
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ALL USERS: Update your profiles, and tell us your fave websites...
by allycat 17 years, 9 months ago
Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members, Hi. A warm welcome to all the new users out there. If your computer is anything like mine, your Bookmarks toolbar folder will be full of all the favourite websites relating to genealogy. Instead of chokking up...
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Shaikh Siddiqui Family Website
by siddiqui 17 years, 9 months ago
We have created this web site as a record for our family history and as register for our relatives around the world. We will keep record of all our family members and those who marry into our family. If you are member of our family and have not...
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David Connors and Mary Nelson
by carpell 17 years, 9 months ago
David Connors(1796-1879) and Mary Nelson(1805-1870) were married about 1824. They first lived at River John, Nova Scotia and in 1828 they were living in West River, Nova Scotia. Some of their children were born here. They then moved to...
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BOZEMAN FROM LIVEOAK FLORIDA
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Hello again, This line is the maternal line of my 2nd husband Theodore Brooks 1948-1986. His mother was Gwendolyn Bozeman 19??-1988 who married Claude Rowland Brooks, Jr. My son, Sean is the last surviving Brooks of this line and I wish to learn...
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Gueisendorff family in Florida from Germany
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
I am trying to discover information on the family of my first husband, Richard Eugene Scott 1953 - 1978. His mother, Margaret L Gueisendorff (or Geisendorff) married Virgil Eugene Scott. Her parents, I met them once in 1972, Were Richard and...
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Gene Joke ... The 7 word Obituary
by allycat 17 years, 9 months ago
..7 Word Obituary.. A woman from the deepest, most southern part of Alabama goes into the local newspaper office to see that the obituary for her recently deceased husband is written. The obit editor informs her that the fee for the obituary is...
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England and Wales BMD Indexes 1837--1983
by allycat 17 years, 9 months ago
Now there are two free ways to search the England and Wales Birth, Marriage and Death Indexes, 1837-1983 Ancestry
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Family Stories contain a wealth of information
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Does that box of unlabeled photos haunt you? Most genealogists learn very quickly to label their photos with names, dates and places, but what about your parents, or grandparents photos? Often, old letters and circulating family stories may help...
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Old family Newsletters
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
If you find, or inherit, a box full of old letters and snippits of papers, don't rush threw them. They may contain some interesting tidbits about family members that can lead you up a new limb or out to the tip of existing ones. Below is a jewel I...
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Seeking family of MARGARET ADAMS ABT 1771-1866
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Hello all, I am researching my paternal line which contains references to Cythiana Lucus, daughter of JOSIAH LUCAS 1838 Ohio, and MARGARET ADAMS 1771 - 1866 (est dates). Old family letters tell of Cynthiana attending a dance at which a Peter...
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Searching for Elschner from Taura, Sitzenrode and more in Germany
by bcagle 17 years, 9 months ago
Seeking family connections for Hans Frederick Wilhelm Elschner and Hildegard Kloenne, of Ludwigsruh, Germany (before WWII, now Gorzow area Poland). Interested in discovering history of family crest. So far no luck. Have many document copies,...
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Woods, Fields, Cooks, Taylors and Parmelees
by Barbara_T2 17 years, 9 months ago
These are the basic names I am researching. All were on Long Island in the 1700s and then branched out to New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Most were from Suffolk County on Long Island except the Parmelees-they went a little bit north. I am trying to...
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