Periodical to publish genealogical data about Boswell--Buswell--Buzzell (and variant spellings) individuals and families throughout the United States, chiefly collected from vital records, town and county records, cemetery inscriptions, deeds, court records, biographical sketches, family histories and pedigrees. Also includes military records, pension records, census records, and other data from federal government sources.

Smith Cemetery is located in the town of Boswell.

Title page reads: Yuill and Shoemaker Funeral Home. Other pages read: Shoemaker and Yuill Funeral Home.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Brazeal (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, France, Germany, Ireland, Prussia, Spain, and Switzerland. Some had American Indian bloodlines. Focus is on (but not limited to) members of the Clan Brazil. Early ancestors settled in Virginia in the 1600's. In the 1700's, some also settled North Carolina, South Carolina, and Vermont. During the 1800's,...

Abraham Boswell was born 21 May 1823 in New York City. His parents were Abraham Shotwell Boswell and Sarah Crowell. He moved to Nauvoo, Illinois in about 1843 with the family of John Anthony Woolf. He migrated to Salt Lake City in 1847. He married Gerusha Hambleton 13 June 1853. They had nine children. He married Matilda Betts in 1865. They had seven children. He died 1 July 1901 in Nephi, Utah.

An overall summary of the names of Boswell and Fields as they relate to those who are the earliest immigrants to the United States.

Index to five issues of the periodical "The Boswell - Buswell - Buzzell genealogist" published from January 1970 to October 1974, which five issues are on microfiche.

John Ingersoll was born in England in 1615. He immigrated to America in 1629 with with his brother Richard and his family. They settled in Salem, Massachusetts. John married Dorothy Lord, daughter of Thomas Lord, in 1651 in Hartford, Connecticut. They had three children. Dorothy died in 1656. He married Abigail Bascom, daughter of Thomas Bascom, in 1657. They had four children. They moved to Woronoco or Westfield, Massachusetts in 1666. Abigail died...