Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Hash families in America. Focus is on the families related to, and the descendants of "Old John" Hashe, who died in Montgomery County, Virginia, in 1784. John Hashe married twice, and had three sons: John, by his first wife; and William and Thomas, by his second wife. Descendants of John Hashe and his three sons also lived in Arkansas, California, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri,...

Contains family group sheets; pedigree charts; genealogical, biographical and historical sketches; research notes; genealogical correspondence; copies from printed books; newspaper clippings; Bible records, etc. Ancestral and related families of James Roland Boone and his wife, Ruth Flake Boone. James Roland Boone was born in 1911 at Glennville, Tattnall County, Georgia, the son of Columbus N. and Eliza Malinda Padgett Boone. He married Ruth Flake...

Periodical for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Pennington (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Ireland, Normandy, and Wales. In the 1600s, some immigrated to Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia. In the 1700s, some settled in Georgia, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Tennessee. During the 1800s, some moved to New Brunswick (Canada), and to Alabama,...

The surname Copeland originated as a placename and people with that name were named after a place in England. The earliest known Copeland in America was Nicholas Copeland who lived in Virginia before 1700. Richard Todd Copeland (1815-1890) was born in South Carolina to John and Sarah Massey Copeland. He moved with his family at an early age to Tennessee. In 1837 he married Sarah McClure and they were the parents of eleven children. In about 1850 Richard...

Jacob Copeland (1756-1836) married a lady named Mary Elizabeth and they became the parents of at least two children. Their children were Jacob Copeland (1776-1853) who married Mary Rizer (1781-1860), and George Isaac Copeland (1778-1840). Descendants live in the United States.

The family settled in New England, 1594-1905.

The name of Copeland is thought to have been derived from Coupland, a township in the parish of Kirk Newton, Northumberland County, England. Record lists early prominent Stricklands in England, Ireland, and Scotland; Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. Includes some Copelands who served in the Revolutionary War and a few prominent Copelands in Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Maine, New York, Michigan, Tennessee, and Indiana, in the 19th and 20th centuries....