Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the interrelated families of Buchanan, Dye, Harris, Wilder, and Wingert, and other related families.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Neville families in who came mainly from Normandy to England and Wales, and then to America. Focus is on the descendants of John Neville (born 1612), an Englishman who immigrated in 1634, and waas one of the founders of the province of Maryland, later known as Calvert County, Maryland. He married three times; his wives were Br idget Thorsesby, Ann (?) who died ca. 1647, and...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data nd history of the Butler (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England and Ireland. The surname was derived from the office of Le Botiler, Le Botiller, or Butler, which rank was conferred on Richard (Ricardus) Pincerna, of the family D'Augbigny or de Albini in the early 12th Century. Pincerna is Latin for the word Boteler. English and Irish immigrant ancestors settled at Kent Island...

Volume 1 is largely the autobiography of Dr. Hayle Buchanan (b. 1925) and the biography of his wife Melva Lois Taylor (1928-1998). The book chronicles Dr. Buchanan's educational pursuits and military and missionary service, as well as Melva's missionary service. Volume 2 is the story of Hayle's and Melva's life together and their service to their family and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Lists all persons with the surname Buchanan and its variants who lived in Ohio prior to 1900.

"Six Buchanan families were among the Ulster Scots who settled in Augusta Co., Va., by 1748. The purposes of the manuscript are to present information from county records and family accounts pertaining to the origins and relations among these immigratnts, to examine the information for cludes regarding originis and relationships, and to solicity responses from toher searches to augment and correct this account.".

Contains lineage charts showing the ancestry of the 15th president of the United States, James Buchanan (1791-1868). Includes a chronology of events in the history of the United States of America beginning with the birth of Christopher Columbus in 1451 to the taking of the 20th census of the U.S.A. in 1980.

William Ames immigrated in 1635 to Braintree, Massachusetts. Descendants lived in most of the United States.

Thomas Thompson (d.ca.1795) was a farmer in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married Ann Finney, daughter of Joseph and Rebeccah Crispin Finney. The Finneys had originated in England and later lived for a time in Barbados. Thomas and Ann were the parents of eight children. In about 1750 they moved to Orange County, North Carolina. Their descendants lived in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and other parts of the United States.

James Ward came to America from England in 1730. Many descendants of his son, James, Jr., settled in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio. William Thompson (b. 1722) came from Ireland and settled in Virginia. There were many marriages between the descendants of these two men and information on many of their descendants and relatives are included in these volumes. Some unrelated Ward and Thompson families may also be included. Later volumes include...