Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Sutherland (and variant spellings) who came mainly from England, Flanders, and Scotland. One early progenitor was Freskin de Moravia (fl. 1171), also known as Freskin was also known as Freskin of Strathbrock (Broxburn), the son of Ollec. Freskin married into Picto-Scottish royalty, and had two sons, William who was the ancestors of the Murrays, and Hugh, the ancestor of the old...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Vandal (and variant spellings) and their related families. Many came from Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Norway, Prussia, and Switzerland. Others were American Indians, some with Shawnee bloodlines. Some settled in New Jersey, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington D.C. in the 1700s. Others left France to settle in Quebec (Canada), then moved to Connecticut. One ancestor,...

William Jansen was born in Amsterdam, Holland on Feb. 2, 1823. He married Cornelia Wilhelmina Saderfeldt around 1857. They emigrated to New York in 1857. They had three children. Descendants lived in New York, Florida, Alabama and elsewhere. .

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Corson, Colson (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Africa, Brazil, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, Sweden, the Ukraine, and Wales. Some ancestors include: Cornelius Cursonwhit and Hannah Hobbs of Dover, New Hampshire; Cors Pieterszen; Carsten Janse, and Carsten's sons Peter and John Carstensen of...

Claes Jansen van Purmerend was a Dutch wheelwright who came to America before 1654 and bought land in New Jersey. He later sold this land and bought several pieces of land in the New York area. Short sketches of many of his descendants are included in this book. Irving T.C. Brown died in 1903 and was the last descendant covered by the material.

Olof Nordstom (1868-1959) was born in Duvberg, Sveg, Sweden, son of Sven Larsson Nordstrom and Britta Persdotter. His father changed his surname to "Nordstrom" about the time he immigrated to Minnesota in 1882. Ole married Alma Julia Ryden in Argyle, Minnesota and they later moved to Washington in 1929. Relatives lived in Minnesota, Manitoba, Ontario, Washington, Alaska, and elsewhere.

Publication for the interchange of genealogical data and history of ca. 34 immigrants who sailed from Krefeld (Germany) on the ship "Concord", and settled in William Penn's Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1683. In 1687, Germantown was subdivided into four villages: Crefeld (Krefeld), Sommerhausen (now known as Chestnut Hill), Cresheim (Krisheim), and Germantown. Some immigrants were British, Dutch, German, and Welsh. Some were Baptists, Dunkards, Lutherans,...

Jacob Jansen from Etten in Holland immigrated in 1658 to Kingston, New York, and because there were other individuals with the same name in Kingston, this one becane Jacob Jansen von Etten (and eventually Van Etten). Descendants and relatives lived in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, California and elsewhere. Some descendants became members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, living in Utah and elsewhere.

Jacob Krapfl (1793-1845) married Katharina Rampf in 1826, and immigrated from Bavaria, Germany to Dyersville, Iowa in 1845 (he died at sea). Joseph Krapfl (1823-1900) married Margaretha Ederer, and immigrated from Bavaria, Germany to Leroy, Wisconsin. Descendants of Jacob and Joseph lived in Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, California and elsewhere. Includes ancestry in Bavaria, Germany to the early 1600s.