Evangelical Lutheran Church records (births, christenings, marriages, deaths and family registers) for Pastorat Simonis, Vezenberg, Estonia, Russia; later Sankt Simonis, Wierland, Estland, Russia; later Simuna, Estonia. Many events have been recorded by smaller localities and therefore years are often repeated. Family registers are kept by small towns and villages with names in German or Estonian language. These records were kept in German language...

Evangelical Lutheran Church records and transcripts (births, christenings, marriages, deaths) for Gallist, Pernov, Livonia, Russia; later Hallist, Pernau, Livland, Russia; now Halliste, Estonia. From 1834 recorded as Gallist-Karkus, Pernov, Livonia, Russia; later Hallist-Karkus, Pernau, Livland, Russia; later Halliste-Karksi kihelkond (Pärnumaa), Estonia. The following localities are included in these records: Abja-Abia, Vana ja Uue Pornuse-Alt u....

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Rich families who came mainly from England, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Scotland, and Switzerland. Some immigrated to Barbados, Bermuda, and Jamaica (West Indies), and to Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts (especially Wellfleet and Truro), New Hampshire, and South Carolina in the 1600s. In the 1700s, some settled in Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Virginia....

Periodical for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Featherstone (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Ireland, Saxony, Scotland, and Wales. One ancestor was Helias or Elias de Ffederstanhaugh or Fetherstonehalgh, who lived during the reign of King John between 1199-1216. Helias founded the Featherstone Castle in the 12th Century in Northumberland County, England. The Featherstone Castle was passed on...

Robertson Cemetery is located in Parish Grove Township.

Evangelical Lutheran Church records and transcripts (births, christenings, marriages, deaths and family registers) for Kirrefer, Gapsalʹ, Estonia, Russia; later Kirrefer, Wiek, Estland, Russia; now Kirbla, Estonia. Family registers are kept by small towns and villages with names in German or Estonian language. These records were kept in German language up til about 1892, in Russian from 1892 til about 1917, and after 1917 in Estonian.