"The first known Ewell to land in America was Henry Ewell from County Kent, England. He landed at Scituate (Massachusetts) in 1634, part of the Pilgrim group that formed the Plymouth Colony. Henry settled in the town of Scituate, there married Sarah Annable and fathered eleven children." Descendants of Henry Ewell and other branches of the Ewell family lived in New England, New York, North Carolina, Illinois, Utah, and elsewhere.

"There are at least three branches of the Kerfoot family in the United States, the Oldest, and naturally the largest of these groups is the one formed by the descendants of William Kerfoot (or Carefoote) of Virginia. Family tradition has it that he came from Dublin with his three sons. ... A later branch was founded by Richard Kerfoot of Dublin who settled in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1818. Richard Kerfoot was born in Castle Monaghan,Ireland,...

James Archer I moved (from New York or from Virginia) to what became Noble County, Ohio in about 1803/1804, and married twice. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio and elsewhere. Includes possible ancestry in New York or Virginia.

Table of contents and index to the 5-volume work entitled: "One man's history / compiled by Robert A. Holman. Stuart, Fla. : R.A. Holman, 1981.

Thomas Carter was born about 1631 and immigrated in 1652 from England. He married twice and died in 1700. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri, Texas, California, Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia and elsewhere.

John Williams (ca. 1745-1792) of Onslow County, North Carolina married Cloe Wilder, daughter of Hopkins Wilder, ca. 1768. She died ander 1804 in Duplin Co., North Carolina. Descendants lived in North Carolina, Texas and elsewhere.

Thomas Dexter immigrated to Massachusetts in 1629 or 1630 with at least four children and several servants, and settled at Lynn in 1630. He died at the home of his daughter at Boston, in 1677. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and elsewhere.

Augustas Oliver (1818-1887) was born in Georgia. In 1840 he married Elizabeth Emaline Hamrick and they were the parents of ten children. In about 1855 the family moved to Tallapoosa County, Alabama. Augustus served in the Confederate Army in the Civil War and was captured at Vicksburg. He then returned to farming in Alabama. Descendants and relatives lived in Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, California, Georgia, Michigan and elsewhere.

Orange County, New York Wills made and Probated from 1814-1820. The names are as follows: Aaron Closson (Closon), Daniel Conkling, Joseph Bailey, Jacob Brown, Andrew Dickson, Richard Welling, Oliver Cosman, Sarah Baird, Ezekiel Roe, Alexander Duer, Eunice Mapes, Ebenezer Stephens, Samuel Mapes, Benjamin Brewster, Elizabeth Schoonmaker, Silas Youngs, David Cory, Huldy Boyd, Silas Horton, George McNish, and Stephen Sayer.

Chiefly the ancestors and some of their descendants of Nettie Apphia Gove Nicholson. Nettie was born 8 November 1905 to Abiel Richmond and Eva Cole Gove. She married Dr.John Bixby Nicholson, son of Dr. Samuel and Dr. Minnie Cantelo Nicholson who were both physicians. They were residing in Waldoboro, Maine, when their children were born in the 1930's. They eventually moved to Florida. Ancestors and descendants lived in Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut,...