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an elongated column of family trees covering an
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an elongated column of family trees covering an
extensive string of webpages compiled and edited by P. S. Ehrlich
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V-1 Netherlands and Names
● The Fox
● Where They Came From
● Gelderland's Good Land
● The Tielerwaard
● The Game of the Name
● Patronymics
● BaptismalsV-2 Jan Joosten
● Knights and Squires and the Manor?
● Melchior, "Arience"... and Eerke?
● Antwerp?
● Jan Gijsbertsen
● The Untitled Line
● "Van Meteren"V-3 Maycken Hendricks
● Her Name
● Her Birthplace and Parents
● Possible Siblings
● Willem Krom (Crom)V-4 Their Children
● Kroms (Croms) or Van Meterens?
● Lysbet
● Geertje
● Gysbert
● Joost Jansen
● The Case for Hendrick
● The Case for Maria
● The Case for Catherine
● The Miller's SonsV-5 From the Waal to Wall Street
● Their Voyage
● Fellow Passengers
● Their Arrival
● New NetherlandV-6 Up to Wiltwyck
● The Hudson Valley
● Stuyvesant's Lawsuit
● June 7, 1663
● Captured and RescuedV-8 On to East Jersey
● Oaths of Allegiance
● Schepen Jan Joosten
● Leaving New York
● What Became of Joost Jansen
● EstatesB-1 The First of the Burnses
● Not Oor Rabbie
● Time-Honored vs. Comprehensive
● Opequon Creek
● William Sr. and Jo(h)anna
● The First Generation
● A Note on ConsanguinityB-2 The Early Hedgeses
● The Migrating Paterfamilias
● Marylanders
● 1738: On to the Opequon
● Solomon and Rebecca
● Joshua and Elizabeth
● Jonas and Agnes
● Ruth and Abraham
● Some Robinsons and TabbsB-3 The Second of the Burnses
● William Jr. and Magdalena
● Lany's Family
● The Evanses
● The Second Generation
● Opequon Creek in 1810
● A Parting GlanceB-4 William III and Creative Jane
● The Third of the Burnses
● The Marshalls
● The Baneses
● The Stretchers
● Medway and New Carlisle
● The Third GenerationB-5 The Ohio Hedgeses
● Almost Impassable
● Children of Second Cousins
● Alexander and Ellen
● The Aunties
● The Earsoms and Saxbes (Saxbys)B-6 Jacob, Margaret, and the Dixons
● Dry Goods
● The Fourth Generation
● Elusive Elliott
● The Dixons of Cumberland County
● The Dixons of South Main Street
● Stones from the Brook
THREE: PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH (AND SWISS)
P-1 Andrew Snyder, Aged 112 Years
● How Swiss Became Dutch
● Passage from Switzerland
● About Intercourse (PA)
● "The Secret of the Old Mill"
● Continental Soldier
● The Mill and Magdalena
● Barbara and the Children
● His Daughter Catharine
● His Son John
● (Very) Old AgeP-2 Mary Ann and the W(e)ikels
● Bound Out
● Going by Wikel
● Westward to Amanda
● Louisa and the Sinkeys
● William and Eleanor
● On to Atlanta (IL): John and Priscilla
● Bumps on the Head: M.C. and the Burrowses
● Cornelia and the Hinmans
● Centenarian
● Sterling QualitiesP-3 Samuel and Leah
● Where Did They Marry?
● Comrade Wikel
● Henry and Rachel
● Mary Elizabeth and the McChesneys
● Josephine, Irene, and the Long-Lost Yeazells
● S.A. and Emily
● Class Poet: Howard Henry
● Multiple MiddletownsP-4 Leah's Upps
● George and Lydia
● George Jr.
● Samuel
● Jesse
● Daniel
● Henry
● Abraham (Abram)
● Catherine
● Susannah
● John PeterP-5 Upp from Ob
● Ultimately Opp?
● A Few Notes About York County, PA
● Johann Peter and Maria Catherine
● A Few Notes About Southwestern Germany
● The House of Heintz/Hoens
● Just Plain Peter and Maria Catharina
● (Johann or Philip?) Jacob and (Anna or Maria?) Catharina
● The House of Knor(t)zer
● Georg Christoph & Company
● Balthasar's Last Testament
FOUR: THERE'S LOTS OF GOOD SMITHS IN THE SEA
S-1 Susannah's Family
● Smith Starts with See
● From Delaware to Ohio
● The Laffertys
● The Barrs
● The Blairs and Matthewses
● The Browns
● The Tassos
● Mary's Testimonial
● Susannah and Her Sampler
S-1A Josiah's Family
● Smith vs. Smith: Josiah over Peter (and Jerome)
● The Benevolent Father of All
● Jersey Boys
● Sarah and the Severs
● Garret the Gatekeeper
● Jesse Jr.
● Branch Hill
● Farewell to GoshenS-1B Susannah and Josiah's Children
● Their Three (?) Sons
● And One Niece: Mary and the Coates
● Jerome and the Texas Smiths
● Doctor Lucian
● Rings Down the AgesS-2 Alonzo and Ellen
● "Alonso and Ella"
● Paintersville
● Their Six Children
● Mingo, Urbana, and Oakdale
● Quiet Noblemen
● The Joy of His LifeS-3 Five of Their Children
● Hal the Dentist
● M.L. the Doctor
● Sam and Clarence
● Leanna
● M.L.'s LettersS-4 Herbert Gustavus and His Wives
● Gus and Debbie
● Mila (aka Maria aka Hilda?)
● The Gilded Age
● The Grass Widow and the Attorney at Law
● A Record in Memoriam
● Earl and Hettie
● Ora and Mame
● Cora and Kansas City MO
● GrandfatherhoodL-1 The Wuechners
● A Few More Notes About Southwestern Germany
● A Few Notes About Hamilton, OH
● Michael and Catherine/Elizabeth
● The Bosch-Schwab Connection
● Carrie and Carrie(?) and Willie and John(?)
● Aunt Marie Martin
● Aunt Maggie Latterner
● Aunt Sophie Stepp
● Aunt Annie KeppendoerferL-2 The Schneiders
● Adam and Wife (or Wives)
● Sergeant Moritz
● From Fairfield to Vine Street
● Sweet Annaline?
● Christine's Will and Barbara's $5 Bequest
● Aunt Rose Hecker
● Aunt Helen Brennan
● The Last of the ...SnydersL-3 The Ludekes
● From Bremen on the Bark Alfred?
● August and Louise
● Carrie: To What Is Our World Drifting?
● Aunt Irma
● Lida Belle and the Charleses
● Aunt Frieda
● Uncle Bob
● Uncle Ed (and Louis)
● Willie and His Albums
● Sister Louise and the EiselsL-4 Ada Ick
● Birthdate(s)
● Vague Snippets
● A Dreadful Experience
● Grandma's House
● Grandma's Workweek
● The Great Flood
● The StepmotherL-5 Ick Goes to Miami (of Ohio)
Last updated December 07, 2009
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