Omfatter kirkebøger fra Abild sogn i Tønder herred, som var under dansk styre i dette tidsrum.

Mathias Peter Fabricius (1848-1921) var født i Abild sogn til Peter Fabricius (1804-1884), født i Mårbæk, Bedsted, Åbenrå og hans hustru, Maria Botilla Madsen (1823-1858) fra Abild sogn. Han blev gift 1870 i Abild med Ingeborg Bothilde Johannsen (1842-1914). Hun var født på Søgård Mark, Kliplev sogn, Åbenrå til Hans Johannsen og Ingeborg Hansen.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Steele, and related families descending from Richard Steele (1818-1881) and Mary Ann Reese (1823-1888). Richard was born in Stourbridge, England. He was a potter who lived and worked mainly in Burslem, Longport, Bristol, Shropshire, and Monmothshire, England. Both Richard and Mary Ann were converted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints while living in England,...

John Jacob Abel was born near on 19 May 1857 near Cleveland, Ohio and died on 26 May 1938. He was the son of George M. Abel and Mary Becker. His wife was Mary Abel. He received his Ph.B. in 1883 from the University of Michigan. He spent a year at Johns Hopkins University studying physiology and then studied for several years at various European universities. In 1888, he received his M.D. from the University of Strasbourg and then returned to...

Wilhelm Randolph Abel was born in Germany ca. 1766 and died ca. l803. He settled in Mobile, West Florida ca. 1786. Includes information on the related families of Anderson, Cambron, and others.

Descendants of Robert Abell (d. 1663) and his wife, Joanna, who left England and arrived at Salem, Ma. on June 12, 1630. He was a son of Frances Cotton Abell. They settled at Weymouth (called "Wessagusset" until 1635), which is in present day Norfork Co., Ma. They had seven children, oldest born in England. Robert Abell died at Rehoboth, Massachusetts in 1663. His widow married William Hyde (d. 1681) in 1667. Joanna Abell died after 1682 and is probably...

Biography and brief genealogy of James H. Frank, son of Wilbert Frank (1903-1972).

Joseph Farrington (ca.1660-1691), a Quaker, immigrated (probably from England, possibly from Ireland) to Philadelphia and lived there and in the Burlington County, New Jersey area; he married twice. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, North Carolina, mid-western states, Wyoming, Washington and elsewhere.

Abel Huse and his wife, Eleanor, were among the first settlers of Newbury, Massachusetts, arriving not later than 1635. Eleanor died in 1662 or 1663. He married 2) Mary Hilton Sears, a widow with two children, in 1663. They had eight children, 1664-1675. He died in 1690.