Periodical for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Hendricks (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Norway, and Sweden. In the 1600's-1700's, some settled in New Brunswick (Canada), and in Connecticut, Georgia, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina. Tennessee, Vermont, and Virginia. Later descendants...

Daniel Hendrix, Jr. (1801-1876) was born in Massachusetts to Daniel and Lydia Phelps Hendrick. He was the father of seven children by four different wives. In 1841 Daniel joined the LDS Church and moved to Nauvoo. He and his family traveled to Utah in 1848. They eventually settled in southern Utah. His numerous descendants live throughout the western United States.

The Hendrix family originally from Holland.

Michael Larvin (Lavin) (ca. 1800/07-1877), son of Michael and Mary Larvin, was born in County Mayo, Ireland, and died in Worcester, Massachusetts. He married 1836 Catharine Garrity (1816-1881), daughter of John Garrity. She was also born in County Mayo, Ireland. Family came to Massachusetts prior to 1840. Two of their eight children were born in Ireland, the rest in Massachusetts. Descendants live in Massachusetts, Texas and elsewhere. Includes Callahan,...

David Rawson was born in 1683 and married Mary Gulliver in 1710. He died in Braintree (now Quincy, Mass.) April 20, 1752.

Focuses on the ancestry and descendants of John Calvin Hobbs (1860- 1920), a son of Moses Hobbs and Martha Smith. His first wife was Sadie Adlaide Smith (1864-1901). He married Berta Idessa Hendricks (1886-1960) in 1905. He had fourteen children altogether. Many descendants live in the southern United States.

Christopher Day and his wife, Martha, were baptized at the Pennyback Baptist Church in Pheladelphia County, Pennsylvania, in 1714. They were the parents of at least six children. He died in 1748 and was buried at the Cross Keys Cemetery, Plumstead Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Descendants listed, chiefly those of his son, Mathew Day, lived in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and elsewhere.

Adam and Frederick Hendrix came with their cousin to America in 1609. They landed at Manhattan Island and were the original settlers of New Amsterdam, now the City of New York. They came from Holland with Captain Henry. Frederick died in 1686. Several of the succeeding generations , presumably, emigrated to the vicinity of Baltimore, Maryland. From Baltimore, families went to the Carolinas and can now be found in most every state in the Union. The...

Tandy Fitts/Fitz, who was born in Virginia prior to 1760 and his wife, Mary had five children. William Henry Tolliver Fitts (1800-1880), a descendant, married Mary M. Christian in 1820 and they had eight children. Descendants and relatives lived throughout Georgia and Florida and migrated to Tennessee, Texas, California and elsewhere.