Joseph Jenks (b.1602), of Welsh or ancient English ancestry, emigrated about 1642 from England to Lynn, Massachusetts, and married twice (once in England). He was a master mechanic and inventory of machinery and mill improvements. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Virginia and elsewhere.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the More families who descend from John More (1745-1840) and Betty Taylor who married in Elgin, Scotland in 1770. They immigrated to America in 1772, and settled in New York, where they lived in Schoharie, in Harpersfield, in the Catskills, Roxbury, and ca. 1786 established the More settlement known as Moresville or Grand Gorge, in the Bearkill valley in the northeast corner of Delaware...

James Goodwin, son of Peter Goodwin, was born in 1621 in London, England. He married Rachel in 1650 in York County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in North Carolina.

Elizabeth Ely was born 22 February 1764 in Westbrook, Connecticut. Her parents were John Ely (1737-1800) and Sarah Worthington. Her fourth great grandfather was William Brewster (1566-1644) who came to America on the Mayflower. She married Samuel Goodrich (1763-1835) 29 July 1784. They had ten children. She died in 1836 in Berlin, Connecticut. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York and New...

Brothers, William Harvey (c1614-1691) and Thomas Harvey (1617-1683), sons of Thomas Harvey (d. ca. 1647), were born in Somersetshire, England. They immigrated to Massachusetts in 1636.

Nathaniel Wilson was born before 1600. His son, Nathaniel (1622-1692), was born in Roxbury, Massachusetts. He married Hannah Craft in 1645. Their daughter, Hannah Wilson (1647-1721/22), was born in Roxbury and married Shubael Sever. Descendants lived in Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, New York, and elsewhere. Also includes descendants of Wesley Wilson (1805-1867) who was born in Madison County, Virginia and died in Fayette County, Ohio....

The Kelsick surname originates in Cumberland, England. Members of the family immigrated to Virginia and Antigua during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The name Dobyns (D'Aubyn) derives from a Norman follower of William the Conqueror who settled in Gloucestershire. The family spread to other areas of England, then to Virginia. John Sutton (d. 1692), also of England, settled in Middlesex County, Virginia, before 1666.

Periodical for the collection and interchange of the ancestors and some descendants of William Horace and Nancy (Greenwood) Williams. Since both William Horace Williams and Nancy Sue Greenwood were born and raised in Kansas, the name of this periodical was designated as the "Jayhawk tracings." Includes ancestors, descendants, and relatives in Kansas, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, New England and elsewhere. Includes Beckwith, Faulkner,...

Richard Hayes and Patience Mack (b. 1714), daughter of John and Love Benet Mack, were married at Lyme, Connecticut, in 1735. They had eight children, 1736-1751. Their son, Titus Hayes (1746-1811), a Revolutionary War soldier, married Deborah Beckwith (1741-1819) in 1770. They had children, 1771-1790. The family migrated to Hartland, Ohio, in 1777. Descendants listed lived in Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, California,...