"... the history of the Henckel family in Europe and America, 1635- 1717.". Periodical for the interchange and collection of genealogical data and family history about Henckel individuals and families within the United States, as well as much about the ancestry in Germany. Includes announcements and reports of reunions, change of officers of the Henckel Family Association, etc. Includes reports of research trips to Germany, and many genealogical...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Futral (and variant spellings) families in America, and their allied families. Focus is on the ancestors and relatives of the editor, Jenny Futral (Alice Virginia "Jenny" Emery), who married John Henry Futral in Heard County, Georgia. Their ancestors came from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia as early as the 1700's. Later families also moved to New...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Borror (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Switzerland. Some allied families came from Scotland. In the 1700s, some settled in Virginia, and near Petersburg, West Virginia. Focus is mainly on descendants of Jacob Borror I, the son of Jacob and Magdalena Fuchs Bohrer. He was christened in 1728, in Tenniken/Bern, Blauen, Switzerland. He died in Hampshire County,...

Chiefly a record of some of the descendants of Stephen C. Conrad. His wife was named Catherine. They were the parents of two known children.

Robert Ellis, a Friend, emigrated from Wales to Pennsylvania in 1690, with his wife, Ellen, and seven children. As the children grew to maturity, they followed the Welsh custom of the time and took the first name of their father as their surname. Robert and Ellen Ellis probably died before 1701. Aaron Roberts, one of their sons, was born in 1685. In 1714 he purchased a tract of land in Norristown, Pennsylvania. The deed refers to him as a "yeoman...

David R. Conrad (1811-1890) married Mary Bollinger in 1833. John C. Conrad (b.1842), one of their sons, was born in Bollinger County, Missouri, and served with federal troops during the Civil War. He married Medora Nugent in 1868, and they later moved to Custer County, Oklahoma. Descendants and relatives of David and of his son John lived in Missouri, Oklahoma and elsewhere.

Henry Biedebach married Sophia Conrad 11 January 1882 in Pasadena, California. They had eleven children. Sophia's father was Friedrich Wilhelm Conrad. Her step-father was surnamed Brenner. The Biedebach, Conrad and Brenner families were early pioneers of Pasadena.