Many surnames and ancestor lineage can be found below.
If you have any stories on the ancestors listed, please let me know so I can
update my pages. Thanks in advance!!! Look below for Mayflower
information.
If you find a surname that you would like additional information on, please sign the guestbook and hopefully other researchers in addition to myself will be able to assist you. Have fun looking through my page.
Thank you to everyone who has sent me additional
information. I love to know when information has been verified and we can
all share the correct information.
My ancestors (blue buttons) and my husband's
ancestor's (red buttons):
Please post all genealogy questions in the guestbook.
If I don't know the answer, maybe someone else will.
I have archived the three other guestbooks. A lot of
genealogy information can be obtained through other researchers who have
signed:
Unfortunately, the third guestbook only allowed for 200 entries, so a lot of the
older entries have been lost. If you posted information and you cannot
find it, please repost in the new guestbook. Thanks!
American Ancestor Anne
Marbury Hutchinson. In 1911 a bronze tablet to the memory of Mrs.
Hutchinson was placed on Split Rock by the Society of Colonial Dames of
the State of New York, who recognized that the resting place of this most noted
woman of her time was well worthy of such a memorial. The tablet bears the
following inscription:
ANNE
HUTCHINSON Banished from the Massachusetts Bay
Colony in 1638. Because of her devotion to religious liberty this courageous
woman sought freedom from persecution in New Netherland. Near this rock in 1643
she and her household were
massacred by Indians. This tablet is placed here by the Colonial Dames of the
State of New York.
I found an incredible site. It is UNCLAIMED.ORG
and has a listing of all the United States sites, which have searchable
databases. I found 5 relatives just in the state of New York who had unclaimed
funds. Their heirs will be able to claim the funds
that have been sitting idle for over 20 years! It is well worth the visit.
For all other correspondence, send an e-mail to
barbara@farnham.net
