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Delaware Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard World War II Casualty List
A list of the casualties and prisoners of World War II of Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard soldiers from the Delaware.

Connecticut Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard World War II Casualty List
A list of the casualties and prisoners of World War II of Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard soldiers from the Connecticut.

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Mitchell County, South Dakota History and Genealogy
Website providing information and genealogical records for researchers of Mitchell County, South Dakota.

Free Census Records Online

California
 1870 San Fransisco County, ED 49 - Partial


Illinois
1840 Ogle County
1850 Ogle County


North Dakota
1930 Morton County, ED 30-01
1930 Morton County, ED 30-02
1930 Morton County, ED 30-03
1930 Morton County, ED 30-04
1930 Morton County, ED 30-05


Oklahoma
1910 Nowata County, ED 133
1920 Jefferson County, ED 197


Pennsylvania
1900 Jefferson County, ED 62


Texas
1850 Denton County
1850 Tyler County


West Virginia
1920 Marshall County, ED 64
 

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Frame Genealogy
Based on: David Frame's Descendants: including the descendants of Rev, Reuben Frame and his wife, Margaret Stewart Selby Frame, the oldest sister of Thomas Henry Selby, pioneer of San Francisco, California; by Carrie Gilman Carey; published Red Oak, Iowa, 1931.

Surname Websites

  • Terry Belton of Wilmette Illinois  new
    Ireland and emigrated to Jersey City, NJ in the 1850s. First arrival to the US was my great great grandfather Henry Belton (b. 1832; d 10/11/1887). Emigrated to the US in 1851 from Ireland. married Mary McDonald Belton (b. 10/22/1839; d. 10/26/1912)who emigrated from Ireland in 1852. Henry and Mary lived at 260 Newark Ave in Jersey City, NJ.
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  • The Bandi's,Drebert's, Burry's and Haig's of Pennsylvania  new
    BANDI Family John Bandi came from Switzerland and married Sarah Drebert in Beaver County.They lived in Pittsburgh, North Side (then Allegheny City), PA. They had 18 children, of which 10 lived. Wilhelm Frederick Bandi who married Emma ?., John Edward Bandi who married Jennie Ifft, Elizabeth Bandi who married Robert Harter, Emma Catherine Bandi married Louis Haag, Herman Bandi who married Ella Steele, Charles Bandi who never married, Albert Bandi who never married, Elmer Bandi who married Becky ? Brown?, Robert Bandi who married Jessie Robb, Walter Bandi who married Mabel ?. John and Sarah's daughter, Emma Bandi, married Louis Haag/ Haig. Together they had 4 children, Fern(later adopted by Elizabeth Bandi and Robert Harter), Earl, Esther and Marie. Louis Haig is believed to come from Ohio. DREBERT Family Sarah (Salome) Drebert is the daughter of Conrad and Anna (Burry) Drebert.Sarah (Salome) was born April 25th, 1847. She died March 2, 1914. Sarah's siblings were: Osman Drebert who married Elizabeth Rahiser, Henry Drebert who married a Barbara ?, Herman Charles Drebert who married Sophia Ifft, Elizabeth Drebert who married a John Wilhelm, Sophia Drebert who married a Herman Schmidt, Emma M. Drebert, Mary Magdalina Drebert and Frederick W. Drebert. The Drebert and Burry family were located in Beaver and Butler counties of PA. Conrad Drebert came from Elm Kries, Hessen Germany and was born in 1820. BURRY Family I believe the parents of Anna Drebert nee Burry were Jakob and Barbara (nee Schnedecker) Burry. Jakob and Barbara came from Switzerland.
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  • The Barrett /Walker Family Home Page  new
    Barrett/ Walker family from Huntsville, Alabama. William Frank Barrett He married an Indian woman who was the mother of my grandfather, Frank B. Barrett. W.W. Walker family of Huntsville, Alabama. He was the father of Lela(Lelia) Walker Barrett who was my grandmother.
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  • The Beladis of College Station, TX  new
    Kathy Beladi - InterneTree User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Robert TOWNSEND User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of John KEEGAN User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Hans Peter MADSEN User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas PARISH User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of (Father of Thomas) MURRAY Ancestors of Kathy Townsend Beladi
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  • The Belan Family Home Page  new
    Belan - Monoessen, P.A. 1850 forward Malcom - Georgia 1850 forward Smith - North Carolina 1850 forward Benedict - Italy 1850 forward Joyce - Ireland 1850 forward LeSueur - Georgia and France
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  • The Belchers Shoemakers of Northampton  new
    BELCHER family centred in Northamptonshire Earliest known relative is JOHN BELCHER a farm labourer born in the parish of Holcot in 1795. He married Emma born in 1803.They had four children, one being WILLIAM BELCHER my great grandfather who was a shoemaker in Wellingborough. William married ELIZABETH PENDERED.
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  • The Beldin Family Home Page  new
    ancestors and descendants of Theodore T. Belding. He moved from New York to Wisconsin some time before 1850. His son, my great, great grandfather was Ira T. Beldin, a son of Theordore. Ira was born in New York about 1847. He was a Civil War veteran, serving with Company 1, 22nd Wisconsin, Infantry. Sometime after the war, he relocated to the southeastern portion of Nebraska. He lived in Gage or Jefferson county. He was married to Emily A. McGraw. They had four sons. Their names, approximate birthdates, and states where born are: Byron H.(1875, Nebraska); Theo S. (1877, Nebraska); Edward G. (1881, Iowa); and Calvin (1884, Nebraska). Byron worked for the Burlington and Union Pacific railroads, primarily Nebraska. However, he did reside just outside Lebanon, Kansas about 1910-1911. I believe Calvin eventually moved to Denver, Colorado where he died in the 1960s-1970s.
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  • The Bell and Fuller Families  new
    Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Wesley Bell Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Bailey Genealogy Report: Descendants of Wilhemus Rouw Genealogy Report: Descendants of David Sudduth Genealogy Report: Descendants of John Fuller
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  • The Bell Family  new
    George Taylor Bell (born Dec. 12th 1828) , his wife Mary Trowbaugh( born May 3rd 1831). I believe his fathers name to be Uriah B. Bell and his wife to be Nancy Ann Taylor. Some locations where the Bell's might pop up: Richland center Wisconsin, Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
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  • The Bell Family Home Page  new
    Bells from BellBrook Ohio 1820s later moved toSandusky Ohio. Roth and Paules/Paulus of York Penn. 1860thru 1880 moved to Ohio sometime in the 1880s. Sheldon E. Bell WW2 Information on battle of Mortain. 823rd Tank Destroyer WW2 Normandy France. My father served with the 823rd.
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  • The Bell Family of Suwanee, Georgia  new
    User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Logan Wadly Brinson User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Mark Bell User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Ernest O'Conner Rhodus User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Robert Nelson Bell - Cumberland / Lake District areas of England Brinson - South Carolina, USA Nelson - Manchester, England Rhodus - South Carolina, USA and Germany
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  • The Bell-Hughes-Hines-Berkley Families  new
    The Bell came to Texas in 1870 from Mississippi in personage of James Robert Bell and Luce Jane Hudspeth of Lincolnwood and Sardis. James was an officer in the 12th Mississippi, CSA. Sardis is now under Lake Greenwood. John Benjamin Hines was an early settler of Collin Co., Texas then moved to western Oklahoma in 1900 with his family. His father is shown in several sources to have been born in North Carolina. Berkleys are early Republic of Texas citizens and are intermarried with the Booth family.
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  • The Bell/Cochran Family page  new
    User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Samuel Bell User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of William Cockram Thomas Bell, born about 1751, in Caswell County, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth Carson, in Guilford County, North Carolina. It is believed his father is Samuel Bell, born Pennsylvania or Ireland, in the early 1700's. Cochran/Cockerham family, thought to have come out of Lunenburg, Virginia, with a lot of them settling in Surry County, North Carolina, some Georgia and some into Buncombe and Macon County, North Carolina. William Cockram, born about 1769, in North Carolina and died in 1841, in Buncombe County, North Carolina. His descendants settled into the Buncombe and Macon County areas of North Carolina. His father is thought to be Daniel Cockerham, Jr.
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  • The Bell/Dailey/Gossett/Seematter/Furry/White/Kirk Page  new
    John Bell (b.1802 Kentucky d.1851 Missouri)married Nancy Payne (died in Selma, Ca), Thomas Dailey (b. 1806, Ireland, died in NY before 1850) married Bridget Duffey (born Ireland 1808 d. 1884 St. Louis). Peter Dailey born 1848 in Ireland died in St. Louis, Thomas J. Dailey (b.1832 New York - d. 1887 St. Louis)married Anne Keating, John A. Dailey (b.1843 New York - d.1890 St. Louis), John Pem (b.Ohio? abt.1822,d.1842 Ashley,Ill), John Owen (wales/Virginia), Hannah Ellen or David Jones (West Virginia/Pennsylvania 1800-1830), William Henry Whited (b.Indiana 1846-d. MO. 1908), Elizabeth Alberta Robertson (b.Indiana 1855- d.1933 Mo.),Sarah or Rev. Joel Johns (?). Also, Joseph Ross (b.4-12-1858 Ill., died 12-17-1953 in Piedmont,Mo.)married Elizabeth Seemater (from Switzerland),Thomas Jackson Furry b.1824 Roan Cty., TN., Thomas Mee or Meh (b.Abt. 1833) from Meifs City, TN. married Susan Jones, John Watson (b.Abt.1860) married to Elizabeth Martin; Harvey White, b. 1788 Vermont; John Chestnut, b. Bet. 1796-1810 in North Carolina married to Frances Austin; Philip or Coleman Watson married Sarrah Cooksey and lived in Dent Co, Mo. User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Jackson Furry User Home Page Genealogy Report: Descendants of Joseph Ross Genealogy Report: Descendants of Heinrich Seematter Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Dailey (View PDF) Genealogy Report: Descendants of James Bell (View PDF)
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  • The Bellews: A Footnote in History  new
    Genealogy Report: Descendants of Robert L. Vaughn Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas R. Bellew Genealogy Report: Descendants of Elbert Robert Clevenger Genealogy Report: Descendants of Norvill Patterson
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  • The Bellman Family  new
    Bellman Family found they lived in the St. Pancras Parish of London England, before coming to Canada, in the early 1900's. Crawford and Campbell who came to the Gaspe area of Quebec in the early 1800's from Scotland. Wright Family, originally from Woburn Massachusetts in the early 1600's who travelled to and settled in the Ottawa-Hull area of Canada in the early 1700's.
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  • The Bells and Halls of Virginia  new
    Thomas Hall and Joseph Hall and Anna Louisa Hall of Virginia about 1817-1940's. Annie Hall married Joseph Bell in 1881. She would be my great etc. grandmother. They were married June 6, 1881. Most of what I know seems to come from Norfolk and Richmond. I believe the Bell's have roots in coastal NC as well as coastal VA. Several of my great-uncles moved to Chicago, Ill. during the 20's or 30's etc.
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  • The Bells/Lloyds of North Carolina and Tennessee  new
    A marriage between Hollis Lee Bell of Lexington NC and Mary Ola Lloyd of Columbia Tenn. in Danville VA on Oct 27 1937, produced Raymond E. Bell in 1940. Hollis's relatives are rooted in and around Lexington NC. Marys relative are the Lloyds and Waddeys of Columbia Tenn and Nashville Tenn.
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  • The Beltz- Patke Home Page  new
    The Beltzes emigrated from Darmstadt Germany to Buffalo, Cleveland, then to Minn and finally Kansas. The Patke's emigrated from Northern Germany to the St. Louis, Mo. Area.
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  • The Belzung Family & their Alsatian Heritage  new
    In July of 1825, God blessed the union of Ambrosius Belzung and Marie Anne Lindeburg with a son they named Francois Ambrosius Belzung. Francois later married Appoline (Pauline)Rembold, and they subsequently joined 484 other families (mostly Alsatians)and 457 single men that migrated from France to the United States. All of them were recruited by a gentleman named Henri Castro, also of French origin, who promised each family 320 acres of land, providing they would cultivate at least 15 acres and live on the land at least three years. Francois and Apploine chose to accept the offer. They arrived in the USA in February 1857, and located in Castroville, Texas -- named in honor of Henri Castro. They raised one daughter and three sons. The direct decendants of Francois and Appoline have now grown to well over one thousand family members (including marriages). Paul E. Belzung and daughter Wanda Belzung Sheetz, have accomplished considerable research to identify the Belzung ancestry as well as the many desendants that reside in and around the southern part of the USA. InterneTree: Standard Pedigree Tree of Joannes (Jean) Belzung Standard Pedigree Tree of Joannes (Jean) Belzung (PDF Format) Descendant Tree of Joannes (Jean) Belzung (PDF Format) The Belzung Family & their Alsatian Heritage: Surname List
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  • THE BRANCHES OF MY ROOTS  new
    Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Robert Sr. Warren Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Great-Great Grandfather Simmons Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Benjamin Stockdale Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jane Segrest
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New England Historical and Genealogical Society

Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910

Added this week: Records for 1858

The latest installment in this ongoing database includes actual records from 1858 (vols. 114-122). The addition of indexes from 1841 to 1910 has been completed. The indexes include name of individual, town or village of event, year of event, and volume and page number of the original record. The records themselves typically include far more details.

For detailed information about this database, please refer to the link found on the database search page (see link below) titled "Introduction to the Massachusetts Vital Records 1841-1910 Database." A link to a chart displaying records currently available and those forthcoming is also available on this page.

Family Genealogy: John Grow of Ipswich, John Groo (Grow) of Oxford

This family genealogy tracing the descendants of John Grow of Ipswich, Massachusetts, was authored by George W. Davis and published in 1913. The introduction to the volume states, in part:

"The first in New England of this name of whom a record has been found, and the first in America of whom a record appears to have been preserved, was John Grow, 'weaver,' of Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts, a 'commoner' there in the year 1664, a weaver by trade and a small land owner. Whether born in New England or an emigrant from the old country we know not."

The reprinted volume is available at the NEHGS Library and through the NEHGS Circulating Library. The call number is CS71/G883/1913.

Marriage Records of Unity, Maine, 1837-1868

These records were copied from the books of the Friends (Quakers) Monthly Meeting of Unity, Waldo County, Maine. They include full records of marriages from 1837 to 1868. The original books are in the possession of the Maine Historical Society in Portland, Maine. The town of Unity was established in 1804.

The original text is part of the R. Stanton Avery Collections, call number MSS ME UNI 306.

Cemetery Transcriptions from the NEHGS Manuscript Collections

New this week: Transcriptions of the following cemeteries in Nova Scotia, Canada:

Yarmouth County
Port Maitland: New Cemetery on the Island, Calvin Baptist Cemetery, Baptist Cemetery, Free Baptist Cemetery
Keptville: Free Baptist Church Cemetery

Digby County
Westport: Brier Island Cemetery
Little River: Baptist Cemetery
Sandy Cove: Baptist Cemetery, Church of England Cemetery, Methodist Church Cemetery
Tiverton: Tiverton Cemetery
Freeport: Old Cemetery, New Cemetery
Centerville: Baptist & Methodist Cemetery

Kings County
Wolfville: Old Cemetery, Caledonia Cemetery

Halifax County
Musquodoboit Harbor: Church of England Cemetery, A Union Burying Ground
Spry Bay: Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Camp Hill: Camp Hill Cemetery
Sheet Harbor: Burials at Sheet Harbor
Salmon River: Burials in St James Episcopal Church

Guysboro County
Hazel Hill: Church of England Cemetery
Liscomb: Burials in the Episcopal Church
Sherbrooke: Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Isaac's Harbour: The Old Burying Ground, Baptist Church Cemetery
Canso: Methodist & Baptist Church Cemetery, Catholic Burying Ground at Canso, New Methodist & Baptist Cemetery

The original manuscript is part of the R. Stanton Avery Collections. The call number is SL NOV 1b

Marriages of Woodbury, Connecticut, 1684-1784

The town of Woodbury, in Litchfield County, was established in 1673. This handwritten manuscript, which contains marriages taken from town records and other sources, was compiled and donated to NEHGS by William Cothren of Woodbury in 1848.

The original manuscript is part of the R. Stanton Avery Collections. The call number is SL WOO 10.

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