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,...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Bewley families who lived in North Wales, England, Ireland, and Scotland. In the 1700-1800s some families immigrated to Australia and New Zealand. Others went to America and settled in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. During the 1800s, some moved to Ontario (Canada). in 1820, John Bewley established the first home in Bewleyville, a village near Hardinsburg, Breckinridge...

Bulletin to share genealogical and family history data for Beaver individuals and families, particularly for descendants of Joseph Beavers (1730-1816) who was a Revolutionary War officer from Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Includes announcements and reports of the annual reunions of the Beaver Family Association of New Jersey, and lists of officers of the association. Also publicizes the books sponsored by the association about Beaver genealogy.

Charles Russell Dodson was born 1 September 1907 in Washington, D.C. He was the son of Gilbert Russell Dodson and Martha Gatewood Shackleford. He married Mary Bell Beckett on 22 August 1942 in Whittier, California. She was born 20 September 1915 in Berkeley, California. She was the daughter of Harry Wilson Beckett and Isabell McMillan. Mary Bell died 15 March 1996 in Santa Barbara, California. They had 3 children: Anne Reynolds Dodson (born 1943),...

George Farley (1615-1693) lived in Yorkshire, England before immigrating to America in 1639/1640. He settled in Woburn, Massachusetts where, in 1641, he married Christian Births (or Burke). Descendants and relatives lived in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Oregon.

John Kemper (b.1692), son of John George Kemper and grandson of Johann Kemper, immigrated from Germany to Germanna (?), Virginia and married Alice (Ailsey?) Utterback there about 1716. His brother, John Henry Kemper (1696-1769), immigrated in 1738 to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Descendants lived throughout the United States.

John Nethers (d.1842), the son of Godfrey Nethers and the father of Arnold, Sarah, Lucy Ann and Rebecca, lived in Rappahannock County, Virginia. The four children and their descendants lived in Virginia, North Carolina, New York, Arkansas and elsewhere.

Genealogical research collection of Joy Deal Lehmann containing the source material on which she based her previously published works.

Ancestry of the author's wife, Myrtle Beulah Dodson Long Schenk. She was born in 1889 in Iowa, the daughter of William Andrew Dodson (1868-1889) and Guiteau Albert Thompson Dodson Ball (b. 1868). She was adopted in 1889 by Tom D. and Maggie Long of Menson, Iowa. She married Casper Schenk in 1911. The Andeck in the title comes from the original name of the Schenk family, which is not covered in this work. Ancestors include William Boynton (d. 1686)...

John Dodson was born in 1655 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, and immigrated to New Jersey in 1677. He settled in Cheltenham Township, then Philadelphia County, New Jersey, and died after 1725. Includes Bacon, Franklin, Harrison, Huffman, Williams and related families.