Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Estes (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from Belgium, England, France, Hungary, and Italy. Some settled in Massachusetts, New York, and Virginia in the 1600s. In the 1700s, some settled in Kentucky, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Tennessee. During the 1800s, some moved to Canada, and to Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,...

During the years 1709-1754, at least nine individuals surnamed Rohrbach/Rohrbaugh etc. emigrated from Switzerland, Germany and the Palatinate to the American Colonies. More than one hundred additional family members emigrated from Austria, Alsace, Bavaria and elsewhere between 1825 and 1900. Descendants live throughout the United States.

Includes descendants of several different Gann families. Many are descendants of Samuel Gann and his wife, Elizabeth. Samuel died before 1762 in Frederick County, Virginia. Elizabeth died after 1762 in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Early descendants lived North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Texas and elsewhere and then spread throughout the U.S.

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Newton and Forsythe families who settled Furnas County, Nebraska from 1877 to 1891. Their ancestors came mainly from England and Ireland. Some allied families came from Germany. This newsletter's focus is on the Newton and Forsythe families who settled in Furnas County, Nebraska from about 1877 to 1891, and includes their ancestors and allied families who settled in Morgan County,...

"Much research and thousands of hours have been spent by hundreds of people in search of more information regarding the background of Thomas Moore. The Thomas Moore I speak of was born, presumably in London, about 1654. His father's name was Edward Moore who was a Master Cannoneer in Dover Castle. Thomas Moore worked for Hudson Bay Company from 1671 to 1678. It is also known that Thomas Moore married Jeanne Lemelin in Quebec City in 1690. By now,...

James Moore was born at Ballyavelin, County Londonderry, Ireland, in 1767. He married Elizabeth Canning (1778-1843) in 1801. They had twelve children, 1802-1825. The family immigrated to the United States in 1818 and settled at Waterford, Pennsylvania. He died there in 1838. Record lists descendants to 1908 with dates, but includes no locality names. Includes the Himrod, Rice, and other related families.

John Moore, Sr., the subject of this book, is not to be confused with John Moore, Sr., who was a ferryman at Pocomoke and lived in Somerset County, Maryland, at the same time. The wife of this other John Moore was Elizabeth. John Moore, Sr., subject of this book, was from Annamessex, Somerset County. He married Anne Mitchell (Minshall) on 23 October 1685 in Somerset County. On the basis of his will, he died between 1 December 1716 and 20 March...

James Moore migrated from Cumberlandshire about 1605, settling in Ballinacree, Ballymoney, County Antrim, the fortified estate of Sir James McDonnell. One of his grandsons moved to Antrim Parish, then to Killead Parish. Descendents live in County Antrim, England, Australia, United States and elsewhere.