Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Pearson (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Germany, and Ireland. Some allied families came from Austria. Some focus is on (but not limited to) descendants of Lawrence Pierson (born ca. 1606), the son of Edward Peeresonne, of Pownall Fee, Cheshire County, England. In 1645, Lawrence married Elizabeth Janney, and had five children: Edward, Thomas, John,...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Parsons who came mainly from England, Ireland, and Bavaria or Prussia, and settled in Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia in the 1700's. In 1790, Parsons settled in Jackson County, West Virginia, and later helped establish the town of Ripley in Parchemnt Valley and Mill Creek Valley. Some focus is on (but not limited to) the ancestors and...

Genealogy of two brothers, Jeremiah (ca. 1735-1820) and Sullivan Pearson (1735-1797). Jeremiah Pearson died in Jones Co., Ga. He was listed in Onslow Co. Regt. for Revolutionary War along with Sullivan Pearson. He was married to Mary E. Williams in Jones Co., Ga. He lived in various places in South Carolina, and was probably born in North Carolina. Sullivan Pearson was married to Elizabeth Williams. He died in Rockingham Co., N.C.

Thomas Pearson (1805-1891), born probably in Tennessee to Thomas and Nancy Pearson. He married Frances Shank 1825 in Wayne County, Indiana. He is buried in Vinland Cemetery, Douglas County, Kansas. This couple had three children, all born in Indiana. Thomas Pearson married (2) Rhoda Rogers (1821-1883) 1840 in Union Twp., Fulton Co., Indiana. She was a daughter of Eli and Sarah Rogers. Eli Rogers was a Methodist minister for Union Township Four children...

Genealogical data about Pearson individuals and families in North Carolina, South Carolina, New England and elsewhere between the early 1600s and the present.

Journal for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Macpherson Clan (and variant spellings) who came mainly from Scotland, and settled in the United States of America. Tradition says that Gillicattan Mor Mac Gillespick came to the Lochaber region of Scotland, east of Loch Ness, where he founded Clanchattan. Three of Gillichattan Mor's sons founded branches of the Old Clanchattan (Clan Chattan). Murriach, his younger son founded...

Susan Francis Chapman (1831-1895) married Rufus Wilson Parks in Kansas in 1871. Ancestors came from Virginia.

There were a number of Whitings who eventually immigrated to America from England. The earliest known Whiting to immigrate to America was James Whiting who came to Virginia in 1617. James was born in England in 1609. He married Ann, who was probably also English. Their son was Henry. Descendants also lived in New York, California, Indiana, Tennessee, and other areas.

Jeremiah Pierson Sr. (b. 1735) was born in New Jersey (?) and had nine children born between 1760 and 1777. He died after 1820 in Jones County, Georgia. Descendants lived in Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Missouri and elsewhere. Includes other Pierson/ Pearson families such as Abraham Pierson who was born in Yorkshire and died in New Jersey in 1678.