Baptisms are restricted (not yet available to library patrons) after 1922. Some post-1922 baptisms may have been inadvertently filmed, however.

Marriage place, date & partner sometimes noted after baptisms.

"This research project started off with the objective of identifying the immigrant progenitor of the early Montgomery County, Ohio, Apples, namely John Apple's father. In attempting to get to this end it became necessary to apply the process of elimination to all early Apple, Appel, and Apfel immigrants to te American colonies. John Apple and family came from Wayne Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, to Mongomery County, Ohio, in the early...

Contains genealogical notes on Parrotts in the United States, including Nathaniel Parrot, fl. 1783, of Halifax County, Virginia; Thorp Parrott, ca. 1765-1828, of Wilkinson County, Mississippi; and others. Includes records, 1877-1954, from the family Bible of Alfred Hanson Penn Holter, transcribed, 1955, from a Bible in possession of Irma Holter Parrott (Mrs. Dale K.), Washington, D.C., and records, 1794-1887, from two Apple family Bibles, transcribed...

Hans Peter Gebhart (1642-1708) was born in the village of Abtweiler, County of Kreuznach, in the Palatine (now Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany), the son of Joachim Gebhard (b. 1609). He and his wife, had at least three children, 1666-1680?, born at Desloch, a village near Abtweiler. He died at Desloch. Descendants listed, chiefly descendants of his grandsons: Johann Nickel Gebhart (1710-ca. 1778), who immigrated to America in 1741 and died in Berks County,...

John George Buschmann or Bushman was born 7 November 1831 in Ferl, Westphalin, Prussia. He married Maria Elizabeth Katthoefer (1844-1924) in 1867. They emigrated shortly after their marriage and settled in Illinois. They had eight children. He died in 1892 in Lee County, Illinois. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Illinois.

The progenitor of this family, Walter Evans, emigrated from Wales and settled in Worcester Co. (prior to 1672 called Somerset County), Maryland. His wife's name was Mary Powell. The will of Walter Evans was dated 6 January 1720. This book focuses on William Dale Evans (1789-1852), fifth generation, who was born in Maryland, and migrated with his parents, Dale and Sarah Johnston Evans, to Tennessee about 1797/1800. They settled in what is now DeKalb...

Larry Hurley traces his family, through seven generations, to his patriot ancestor John Branner, the son of a German immigrant.