Periodical for the descendants of Rev. Peter Thacher (1574-1624), vicar of Queen Camel Parish in England. His sons, Peter and Anthony, and many generations afterward followed him the ministry. Others were statesmen, soldiers, church builders, preachers, and clergymen. First four issues devoted to the Thacher histories in Wiltshire and Somersetshire and neighboring areas. The remaining issues focus on immigrant ancestors, who came to America in...

During the period 1914-1924, Thatcher Ward, a local unit of the Cache, Oneida, and Bannock Stakes, was divided into the Thatcher 1st and 2nd Wards.

"This index is for genealogical, not historical or narrative purposes. To facilitate research an effort has been made to reduce listings to those of possible genealogical importance. Names of General Authorities, presidents of the United States and other famous persons are not included. Local church and civic leaders whose names appear many times in administrative capacity have been omitted unless the entry has genealogical significance. A name...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Thayer (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England, Ireland, and Sweden. Many ancestors came from Thornbury, England. Immigrant ancestors include (but are not limited to) the brothers, Thomas and Richard Thayer who settled Braintree, Massachusetts; their nephew, Nathaniel Thayer who settled in Taunton, Massachusetts; John and Agnes (Thayer) Briggs who also settled...

Margaret Hilda Roberts Thatcher (1925- ) was born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of Alfred and Beatrice Stephenson Roberts. She became involved in politics at a young age and by the early 1940s was helping Conservative campaigns and ran for Parliment in 1949. She lost the race but met Denis Thatcher whom she married in 1951. They are the parents of two children. In 1959 she was elected a Member of parliment from Finchley,...