Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Lund and allied families who came mainly from Denmark and Norway. Some focus is on Anthon Henrik Lund (1884-1921), who was born in Ålborg, Denmark. He was baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1856, and left Hamburg for America in 1862. Anthon first settled in Fairview, moved to Mount Pleasant, and moved again to Ephriam in Sanpete County, Utah. In...

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,...

This book contains a history of the Donnelly family which descended from James Donnelly the son of Teague Donnelly. Teague Donnelly lived from 1595 to 1678. James Donnelly had a son who was known as "Black James" because of his dark hair. James "Black James" Donnelly was born about 1661 and died Nov. 15, 1735. James had a son Daniel Donnelly who was born in 1687 and died April 17, 1792. All of these family members lived and died in Ireland. Later...

John Page (1777-1819) was probably born in Virginia. He lived in South Carolina where he married Dorcas Smith in 1796. They settled in Cumberland (now Monroe) County, Kentucky. Descendants and relatives lived chiefly in Kentucky.

Chiefly family group sheets and pedigree charts. Thomas Lemuel Engle (1854-1929) was born at Irving, Monroe County, Michigan. He married Phoebe Eleanor Haney (1868-1946), daughter of Jacob and Mary Henney/Haney, in 1879 in Carlton Township, Barry County, Michigan. They had eight children, 1880-1900. The family was living in Merrick County, Nebraska, by 1883; in Hamilton County, Nebraska, by 1885; and in Dawson County, Nebraska, by 1888. By 1893,...

John and Anne Huskins, possibly originally from Connecticut, received a grant of land at Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, in 1766. John and Anne were the parents of at least five children. The family migrated west and John Huskins was living at Green Harbour, Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, in 1783 when he received a land grant as an "old settler", Loyalist settler. He died in 1798. Descendants listed lived in Nova Scotia, British Columbia, Ontario, Massachusetts,...

Edward Hagan was born August 26, 1807 in Clarke County, Georgia. His father was Simeon Hagin. He married (1) Parthenia Scroggins January 13, 1828 in DeKalb County, Georgia. They had seven children. Parthenia was born March 20, 1813 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia and died September 24, 1881 in Dallas, Paulding County, Georgia. Edward married (2) Margaret Thompson between 1882-1890 in Georgia. Edward died July 4, 1890 in Paulding County, Georgia. Descendants...

Richard Pierceall (b.1744) moved from Maryland to Taylor County, Kentucky, and died after August 1840. Descendants lived in Kentucky, Missouri, California, Washington and elsewhere.

William Muir Park (1843-1899), son of Robert Park and Helen Muir, married twice, and the family immigrated in 1887/1888 from Scotland to Blossburg, Alabama. Descendants lived in Alabama, Oklahoma, California and elsewhere. Includes ancestors in Scotland to the 1700s.