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The goal of this project is to bring together various sources and other useful information for myself. If others find the page useful, it would make me happy.
Right now this project just has one member, me. I am Lynden Rodriguez.
Please post a comment here on this page, in G2G using the project tag, or send me a private message. Thanks!
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Genealogy Resources
1776 Project πΊπΈ
- πΊπΈ Colonial North American Place Names
- πΊπΈ SAR & DAR Templates
- French and Indian War {{ }}
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- War Category
Block Quotes
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Burke's & Cokayne's Peerage, etc.
- Complete Baronetage
Categorization Project
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- Advanced Sourcing
- < ref name="birth certificate">Birth Certificate of George Russell Beebe, Registration 398-5554-428 (1920), Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services - Bureau of Vital Records, Personal copy in the files of Barbara Beebe </ref>Β
In all following references you can just use this:Β
- < ref name="birth certificate" />Β
- When viewing a Wikipedia article, click the "Cite this page" link under Tools in the left sidebar. This shows seven different citation styles, and references the current revision. Choose the Chicago style based on this note at Sources_Style_Guide#.22Evidence_Explained.22_Styling
- "On WikiTree the preferred style is the Evidence Explained format[1], based on the Chicago Manual of Style (CMoS)."
- Guess what I learned for sourcing footnotes!
- I learned that I can pretype my footnotes ahead of time!
- After my source I HIDE a footnote and I can just copy and paste where I need it to go. Quick and Easy!
- For example:
- S34. Dollar & Sons newspaper ad
- "The Mexia Daily News," digital image, Newspaper.com (Https://www.newspapers.com/clip/1123547/the_mexia_daily_news/ : accessed 07 Oct 2014) Dollar & Sons newspaper ad, Mexia, Texas, United States; citing The Mexia Daily News, 04 Nov 1969, page 06, clipped by tia_rutledge.
- (see the at the beginning and the end?) I was taught that yesterday and I have been using the heck out if. I even use in my tables.
- || This is where a name would go.
π * Triangulation in Action
- G2G Discussion of Proper Format for AncestyDNA Circles
- Category AncestryDNA Circles
- Creating categories to keep track of your work
- Category Styles & Standards
- Category Virginia Locations
- Category England Locations
- G2G Discussion: Category for AncestryDNA Circles
Date Guessing
- Examples: { {DateGuess} }
{ {DateGuess|Birth} }
{ {DateGuess|Death} }
Dead Ancestry Links
- βοΈ Reformatting Dead Links
DNA & Confirmation Writing
- Here is a link to the ISOGG (International Society of Genetic Genealogy) explanation with regard to triangulation: http://isogg.org/wiki/Triangulation
- Read through the various links at the bottom of the page for additional information. ISOGG is a top-notch site with regard to DNA. Here's the link to their information on chromosome mapping, with additional links by our very own Wikitree DNA wizard Kitty Cooper: http://isogg.org/wiki/Chromosome_mapping[1]
DNA WikiTree Profile Example
- DNA confirmation of parent-child relationship through Ancestry DNA tests. Gedmatch #: A403516 (Ray Jones) and Gedmatch #: A483948 (Sherry Bender) share 3585.6 cMs across 26 different segments.
- Source: https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/193887/how-do-i-document-these-dna-test-results-in-wikitre
DNA Confirmation
- WikiTree DNA Confirmation and Category Writing
- Confirmation for Lynden Raber Castle Rodriguez from the line of Henry Wright by Ancestry.com DNA::lynden_us and a triangulation match through DNA of Don Allen, on 30 Jul 2015.
AncestryDNA Email Example:
- Hi,
According to AncestryDNA we share some ancestors!
Could you scan my tree to see if you recognize any names or locations? https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Raber-23/5
Or, if you've only got a minute, here is a list of just my surnames: https://www.wikitree.com/treewidget/Raber-23/10
Please let me know. Any response is much appreciated. Thanks!
Lynden
AncestryDNA Circle Category Writing
- [-Category: Durbin, Christopher N,1794 -1877, AncestryDNA Circle-] (Opinion: As it now stands, this category writing for AncestryDNA doesn't make a lot of sense)
- π DNA Painter
eBooks & Online Pedigrees
eBooks:
- π Free Irish Genealogy eBooks
- π Google Play Personal Genealogy Library
- π Harvey, Cornelius B., Esq. The Buck Family 1899. J.J. Griffiths, Steam Book Job Printer, Jersey City, N.J.
- π Genealogy of the Bridgman Family: Descendants of James Bridgman. 1636. 1894 By Joseph Clark Bridgman
- π History of Ancient Wethersfield, Connecticut
- π Lockwood, Mary S. Lineage of the Charter Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution 1890-1891. Harrisburg Publishing House
- π Marshall, O.S. The Marshall Family
- π The Marshall Family, or a Genealogical Chart of the Descendants of John Marshall and Elizabeth Markham...
- π Nance, Geo. W. A History of the Nance Family in General. 1904. J.H. Burke & Co. Printers: Bloomington, Ill.
- πΈ Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study In Colonial And Medieval Families, 2nd Edition
- π Records of the towns of North and South Hempstead, Long island, New York [1654-1880]
- π Threlkeld, Hansford Lee. Threlkeld Genealogy Published: Morganfield, Ky. : H.L. Threlkeld, c1932.
- π Underwood, Lucien Marcus. Underwood Families of America. 1853-1907;Β Banker, Howard James. PublishedΒ 1913.
Online Pedigrees:
Eliza Kewark & the Royal House of Windsor
Family Histories
- Descendants of Robertus le Boteler (also Butler, Ormonde) Author prob. TIMOTHY ELLSWORTH DOUGLAS II
- Harvey, Cornelius, B., Esq., Cousellor at Law. Origin, History and Genealogy: The Buck Family. J.J. Griffiths Steam Book and Job Printer. Jersey City, N.J. 1889.
- Field Genealogy by Frederick Clifton Pierce. Note: Some of Pierce's early works have been proven fraudulent, however, the Field Genealogy appears to be accurate.
- Threlkeld, Hansford Lee. Threlkeld Genealogy Published: Morganfield, Ky. : H.L. Threlkeld, c1932.
- Underwood, Lucien Marcus. Underwood Families of America. 1853-1907;Β Banker, Howard James. PublishedΒ 1913.
Fan Chart
- Fan Chart: To find yours, just change the WikiTree ID.
Find A Grave
FindAGrave citation straight from his FindAGrave profile: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 December 2017), memorial page for Charles Stanford Greer (3 Sep 1921β12 Aug 1992), Find A Grave Memorial no. 69347175, citing Hollywood Cemetery, McComb, Pike County, Mississippi, USA ; Maintained by Larry Ray (contributor 46549656)
You only add the template to the part I underlined Find A Grave Memorial no. 69347175 changing it to Find A Grave: Memorial #69347175
So the citation will look like this Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 24 December 2017), memorial page for Charles Stanford Greer (3 Sep 1921β12 Aug 1992), Find A Grave: Memorial #69347175, citing Hollywood Cemetery, McComb, Pike County, Mississippi, USA ; Maintained by Larry Ray (contributor 46549656)
Frauds & Fabrications (WikiTree)
- Pierces Genealogy Frauds and Fabrications Category by Frederick Clifton Pierce
French Project
GEDMatch.com
- Kit# A073602: Lynden (Raber) Rodriguez - AncestryDNA, member lynden_us
- Au: Total cM: 1780.6 | Largest cM: 128.3
- X-DNA: Total cM: 126.6 | Largest cM: 107.5
- Kit# M818737: Lesley C. Half-Sister - 23&Me:
- Au: Total cM: 1780.6 | Largest cM: 128.3
- X-DNA: Total cM: 126.6 | Largest cM: 107.5
- Kit# A972083: Lauralee K. 2nd cousin - AncestyDNA:
- Au: Total cM: 251.3 | Largest cM: 31.1
- X-DNA: Total cM: 42.1 | Largest cM: 42.1
- Marsha (Young) Arnall (Young-23019) - AncestryDNA
- GEDmatch ID A126156 [compare]
- Charles Cashion (Cashion-92) - Family Tree DNA Family Finder
- GEDmatch ID Z985918 [compare]
- Family Tree DNA kit 567753
- Bill Wilson: 23andMe
- GEDmatch M180959
- Kit# A590119 *Bud Barnes
- Common Ancestor: Martha Barnes Dutton
- Minimum threshold size to be included in total = 500 SNPs
- Mismatch-bunching Limit = 250 SNPs
- Minimum segment cM to be included in total = 7.0 cM
- Chr: 11
- Start Location: 34,384,300
- End Location: 62,682,384
- Centimorgans (cM): 18.7
- SNPs: 5,352
- Largest segment = 18.7 cM
- Total of segments > 7 cM = 18.7 cM
- 1 matching segments
- Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 4.8
- 646181 SNPs used for this comparison.
- Comparing Kit A126156 (Marsha K (Young) Arnall) and A073602 (Lynden Rodriguez)
- Minimum threshold size to be included in total = 500 SNPs
- Mismatch-bunching Limit = 250 SNPs
- Minimum segment cM to be included in total = 7.0 cM
- Chr 17
- Start Location: 68,903,231
- End Location: 78,625,057
- Centimorgans (cM): 27.7
- SNPs: 1,772
- Chr: 20
- Start Location: 11,799
- End Location: 2,959,188
- Centimorgans (cM): 9.9
- SNPs: 858
- Chr: 22
- Start Location: 46,097,341
- End Location: 48,253,935
- Centimorgans (cM): 12.1
- SNPs: 694
- Largest segment = 27.7 cM
- Total of segments > 7 cM = 49.6 cM
- 3 matching segments
- Estimated number of generations to MRCA = 4.1
- 402877 SNPs used for this comparison.
- Comparison took 0.19662 seconds.
- Ver: Apr 23 2017 21:26:52
G2G Conversations
- Below the match example:
{ {auDNA Match | people = Sue Hall, Millicent Benbow | common = George Dunham 1785-1845 | chromo = 13 | start = 90,166,047 | stop = 96,324,226 | cM = 8.1 } }
- πΏ Edward III Project
- >> πTemplate: Find A Grave
- >> π Find A Grave Template Addition
- >> This is the citation from Evidence Explained:
- Find A Grave Index, database with images (http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=48697080&ref=acom :accessed 16 May 2016), memorial 48697080, William H. Lum (1825-1888), Rose Lawn Cemetery, Perry, Shiawassee Co., Michigan; gravestone photograph by Diana Dempsey.
- π Where is the link to change Excel data into a Wikitree table? - WikiTree G2G discussion:
Great Migration
Browse Individual Records in this Title To browse this image set, select from the options below.
- Great Migration Begins, Vol 1, A-F
- Great Migration Begins, Vol 2, G-O
- Great Migration Begins, Vol 3, P-W
- Great Migration, Vol 1, A-B
- Great Migration, Vol 2, C-F
- Great Migration, Vol 3, G-H
- Great Migration, Vol 4, I-L
- Great Migration, Vol 5, M-P
- Great Migration, Vol 6, R-S
- Ancestry.com. New England, The Great Migration and The Great Migration Begins, 1620-1635 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. Original data: Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, Volumes 1-3; The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Volumes 1-6. Boston: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 1996-2011.
Great Migration Ships
Historical Online Sources & Societies
- π The Bowne House Historical Society: The Flushing Remonstrance
- π― BHO (British History Online)
Jewish Registries & Collections
- Five times (5x) genealogy lines linked to Joseph of Arimathea and his daughter Anna. No longer available through WikiTree, but saved in entirety on Ancestry.com.
Language Dictionaries
Libraries & Collections
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Little Compton Families
Little Compton Families, Vol. II
Mayflower
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- Stephen Hopkins, Mayflower Passenger
- Johnson, Caleb. Here Shall I Die Ashore: Stephen Hopkins. www.Xlibris.com. Xlibris Corporation. Orders@Xlibris.com. 2007.
- https://www.erfgoedleiden.nl/pilgrimdocs/persons
- I think anyone who has a Mayflower ancestor who spent time in Leiden will be interested in spending some time investigating.
Members of Parliament
Naming Conventions
NEHGS
- π Brooksville, Maine Vital Records, 1762-1890 Brooksville was incorporated as a town on June 13, 1817, from parts of Castine, Penobscot, and Sedgwick. These town records were transcribed in 1948 by Anne Bush of Concord, Massachusetts. This collection holds more than 5,500 records.
- π Farmington, Maine, Vital Records 1784-1890 The town of Farmington, Maine, is located in the southern part of Franklin County. It was founded in 1781. The early settlers of the town were predominantly of English and Scottish origin. Farmington grew from an agricultural community into an important regional manufacturing center with a variety of factories and other industries. This database includes more than 7,500 birth, marriage, and death records.
New Netherlands Project
North Carolina
One Name Studies
- π Andrus Name Study
- π Butler Name Study
- π Stone Name Study
- π Washington Name Study
OWL: MLA Format
- γWhen do you use ibid?
- If you cite the same source and page number(s) from a single source two or more times consecutively, the corresponding note shouldΒ useΒ the word βIbid.,β an abbreviated form of the Latin ibidem, which means βin the same place.β
- Purdue OWL: Chicago Manual of Style 16th Edition
- Purdue University βΊ english βΊ owl βΊ reso...
- Citing Different Pages from the Same Source G2G Forum answer.
Oxford Alumni
- π Alumni Oronienses
Plymouth Colony
Presidents I Am Related To
- George Washington second cousins 8 times removed
- John Adams 12th cousins 8 times removed
- Thomas Jefferson third cousins 6 times removed
- James Madson 9th cousins 6 times removed
- James Monroe (1758 - 1831) 13th cousins four times removed
- John Quincy Adams (1767 - 1848) 6th cousins five times removed
- Andrew Jackson (1767 - 1845) no established relationship
- Martin Van Buren Sr. (1782 - 1862) no established relationship
- William Henry Harrison (1773 - 1841) 9th cousins 7 times removed
- John Tyler (1790 - 1862) 13th cousins three times removed
- James Knox Polk (1795 - 1849) 11th cousins five times removed
- Zachary Taylor (1784 - 1850) fifth cousins 7 times removed
- Millard Fillmore (1800 - 1874) fifth cousins five times removed
- Franklin Pierce (1804 - 1869) fifth cousins five times removed
- James Buchanan Jr. (1791 - 1868) 8th cousins 8 times removed
- πAbraham Lincoln (1809 - 1865) 8th cousins five times removed (a ghost in the White House)
- Andrew Johnson (1808 - 1875) 14th cousins three times removed
- Hiram Ulysses Simpson Grant (1822 - 1885) fifth cousins three times
- Rutherford Birchard Hayes (1822 - 1893) fifth cousins four times removed
- James Abram Garfield (1831 - 1881) 7th cousins four times removed
- Chester Alan Arthur (1829 - 1886) 7th cousins four times removed
- Stephen Grover Cleveland (1837 - 1908) 7th cousins three times removed
- Benjamin Harrison (1833 - 1901) 11th cousins five times removed
- Stephen Grover Cleveland (1837 - 1908) 7th cousins three times removed
- Benjamin Harrison (1833 - 1901) 11th cousins five times removed
- William McKinley Jr. (1843 - 1901) no established relationship
- Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1858 - 1919) 13th cousins once removed
- William Howard Taft (1857 - 1930) 7th cousins four times removed
- William Taft 7th cousins four times removed
- Thomas Woodrow Wilson (1856 - 1924) no established relationship
- Warren Gamaliel Harding (1865 - 1923) 7th cousins twice removed
- John Calvin Coolidge Jr. (1872 - 1933) 7th cousins four times removed
- Herbert Clark Hoover (1874 - 1964) 11th cousins once removed
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 - 1945) 7th cousins three times removed
- Harry S. Truman (1884 - 1972) 8th cousins twice removed
- Dwight David Eisenhower (1890 - 1969) no established relationship
- John Fitzgerald Kennedy Sr. (1917 - 1963) 13th cousins twice removed
- Lyndon Baines Johnson (1908 - 1973) 10th cousins
- Richard Milhous Nixon (1913 - 1994) 8th cousins three times removed
- Lynch (Gerald Rudolph) "Jerry" Ford Jr. (1913 - 2006) 9th cousins
- Jimmy Carter (1920s) 8th cousins
- Ronald Wilson Reagan (1911 - 2004) 14th cousins
- George Bush 8th cousins once removed
- Bill (Blythe) Clinton III 17th cousins
- George W. Bush 9th cousins
- Barack Obama Jr. 16th cousins twice removed
- Donald Trump Sr. 8th cousins 2x removed; common ancestor Anne Mattel (1610-1685), through his motherβs side.
Parish Registries
German Registries
Quakers Amish & Mennonites
- Ship arrivals for Maryland 1652 (G2G) The 1650's were a time of persecution of Quakers in Virginia. There were large numbers of Quakers in Virginia and many boats dropped people off on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and the area now called the northern neck which is where Lancaster County is. Maryland passed the Religious Tolerance Act in 1649 to encourage more people to come to Maryland and many Quakers did that even though they were dropped in these remote Virginia areas where the Quaker communities were. By 1660, most Quakers had left for Maryland.
Railroads
Relationship Chart
- π Relationship Chart
Saints
Templates
EuroAristo Templates
- { {Euro Prior to 742} }
- { {British Isles 742-1499} }
- { {British Isles 1500-Present} }
- MedLands Template
{ | border="1" cellpadding="2" |align="center"|The main source for medieval genealogy in the EuroAristo Project is the FMG database MEDIEVAL LANDS: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families by Charles Cawley,Β© Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, 2000-2013. (#MedLands) | }
Example: Plantagenet-1627
OR
{ {EuroAristo_Source} }
- Which is a whole lot easier!
Tombstones & Cemeteries
Umlauts
G2G Discussion: How to Type German Umlauts
- -> To get German umlaute on an American PC do the following:
- β’ Number Lock should be ON
- β’ Use the left-side ALT key (for most keyboards; try the right if it doesnβt work)
- β’ Hold down the ALT key and type a number on the number pad as follows (while holding the ALT key down). When you release the ALT key, you will have the following character:
- ALT 0223 = Γ
- ALT 0228 = Γ€
- ALT 0246 = ΓΆ
- ALT 0252 = ΓΌ
- ALT 0196 = Γ
- ALT 0214 = Γ
- ALT 0220 = Γ
- An alternative:
- ALT 225 = Γ
- ALT 132 = Γ€
- ALT 148 = ΓΆ
- ALT 129 = ΓΌ
Virginia Registries
United Kingdom Registries
- NOTE: You canΒ contact online Parish Clerks who could tell you if all, or part, of their registries are yet transcribed. Please write us should you have a URL for an online parish registry at mailto:lrodrigu1@msn.com
Profiles
- π© Adding Links
- Most of us know that we can create a bullet list in a profile by using * as the first character on a line. We can also create a numbered list by using # as the first character.
- What may not be obvious at first glance is that the same method works for a footnote. This can be useful when the same source, but different pages, is used. For example the birth is on one page and the death is a second page.
- The profile for Lydia (Nichols) Closson and several items from the James E. Hazard Index is an example of this technique. As Lydia's name is spelled various ways it is valuable to show the complete entry.
- WikiTree profile: Lydia Closson
- You can actually do anything in the citation (what is in between the [ref] and [/ref] tags) that you can do in the bio itself. When I have source documents that I want to include, instead of lining them all up on the right side by adding the images to the profile, I add the images to a free space page I created just to store image files that I use elsewhere on profiles. I then use the image template in the footnote by putting it after the citation itself
US Southern Colonies
- Is this One or Two John Stones?
- Researching Early Virginia Settlers from London
- Virginia Historical Society
- A History of the Stone & Cherry Families; AKA: Stone Family and the Cherry Family by Martha Jane Stone
- Southern Campaigns Revolutionary War Pension Statements & Rosters
State Wills Registries
Projects, Resources & Databases
- π Descendants of Robertus le Boteler Author prob. TIMOTHY ELLSWORTH DOUGLAS II
- π Index of Articles on the Savilles and Associated Familes
- π NOTES ON THE EARLY SAVILLE PEDIGREE AND THE BUTLERS OF SKELBROOK AND KIRK SANDAL Section II
- π NOTES ON THE EARLY SAVILLE PEDIGREE AND THE BUTLERS OF SKELBROOK AND KIRK SANDAL Section III
- πField Genealogy: being the record of all the Field Family in America, whose ancestors were in this country prior to 1700 FRAUD by Frederick Clifton Pierce
- π Library of Virginia The best sources for Virginia Research by Time Period
- π Wright Family, The
- π Magna Britannia by Daniel and Samuel Lysons found on Google Books. The series was never finished, but contains extensive information about the families and land of Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Canbridgeshire, Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derbyshire, and Devonshire.[2]
- π Magna Britannia[3]:
- πΉVolume 1, Part I - Bedfordshire
- πΉVolume 1, Part II - Berkshire
- πΉVolume 1, Part III - Buckinghamshire
- πΉVolume 2, Part I - Cambridgeshire
- πΉVolume 2, Part II - The County Palatine of Chester
- πΉVolume 3 - Cornwall
- πΉVolume 4 - Cumberland
- πΉVolume 5 - Derbyshire
- πΉVolume 6 - Devonshire
- π Environs of London:
- πΈVolume 1, Part I - Surrey
- πΈVolume 1, Part II - Kent (called Volume 4 here but is def. Kent)
- πΈVolume 2, Part II - Middlesex[4]
- π² Native Americans Project
- πβ¨Penobscot Tribe
- π² Native Americans Project Space Page
- πβ¨Category: Powhatan
- πΊπΈ NEHGS Digital Libraries
- π©πͺ Online German Genealogy Records & Databases
- π¬π§The Snodgrass Source Books, by Charlou Dolan
- π¬π§ Stone of Ardleigh and Great Bromley: Stone Tree 1285-1586. Bartlett, J. Gardner, Simon Stone Genealogy: Ancestry And Descendants of Deacon Simon Stone Watertown, Mass., 1320-1926, Boston, Mass.: Stone Family Association, 1926.
- πΊπΈVirginia Genealogy Resources
- πΊπΈ Virginia Genealogy Web
Current Projects
- 1. πΊπΈ Marshalls - establishing Marshalls' to the Bruce Family (as in Robert the Bruce)
Ongoing Projects
- Browse pending merges
- Gedcom Cleanup Required Category.Β You can read theΒ Gedcom Cleanup TipsΒ page to get ideas on how to clean up gedcom cruft.
- Unconnected Profiles in Watch List
- Database Errors Project
- England Project ~ Unsourced Profiles pre-1500 Special Project Assignment
Other Works
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WikiTree Projects
- United States Cemeteries Project
- >> πBurial Locator for some New England States: for those looking for burial info in the following states:
- Connecticut
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- Rhode Island
- United Kingdom Project
- γπ Template:
... ... ... is managed by the England Project.
Join: England Project
Discuss: england- π±π· War of 1812 Project
- γπWar of 1812 Project Records
Scots Peerage & Other Resource Pages
- Scotland 1350-1720 @WikiTree
Special Projects
- Coggeshall Family
- Underwood Family
Visitations
Websites
- π A Glossary of term used in Heraldry
- π Barney Genealogical Records β΅οΈ
- π Cork County Library & Arts
- π FamilySearch.org π
- π GEDMatch.com πΈ
- π Hertfordshire UK Genealogy
- π Hertfordshire UK FamilySearch.org
- π History of Parliament Online
- π Irish π Genealogy
- π JSTOR A database online of academic journals, primary sources and books, available through some public libraries, universities and other means
- π Maine Genealogy Network
- π Medieval Lands, Charles Cawley, database online
- π Medieval source material on the internet: Heralds' Visitations and the College of Arms
- π Our Royal Titled Noble and Commoner Ancestors & Cousins website, which includes many descendants of the Magna Carta Sureties; follows Douglas Richardson's Magna Carta Ancestry.
- π Our Roots: Canada's Local Histories Online
- π Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
- π Peerage, The
- πΈ Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study In Colonial And Medieval Families, 2nd Edition
- π Pre-1500 Resource Page (WikiTree)
- π Pre-1700 Resource Page (WikiTree)
- π See Uncertain Examples of Sources (WikiTree)
- π Pre-1700 Resource Page (WikiTree)
- πΈ Project Gutenberg
- π U.S., Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol IβVI, 1607-1943
- π War Graves Photographic Project, The
- π Werelate.org Website
- π Wikisource.org
- π Wikiwand.com
WikiTree Cousins
Stones:
- * Lynden Rodriguez self
- * Lesley Midge Castle 1/2 sister
- * Charles Cashion Charles and Midge Stone Iveson are second cousins once removed; Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDMatch Z985918, FTDNA kit #567753 | Charles and Charlene Iveson Castle Miles are third cousins. Henry Dunlap common ancestor.
- * Cheryl Caudill 17th cousins once removed
Other Cousins @ WikiTree:
- * Byron Boeka : AncestryDNA, GEDMatch A158246 (connected to Sandra Scarborough)
- * Nancy Brockhoff 7th cousins
- * James Burns 4th cousins once removed; 23andMe, GEDMatch M939498; + AncestryDNA, GEDMatch A482667, Ancestry member jlburns1980
- * Sandra Scarborough GEDMatch #A319172
- * Danny (Robinson) Greene GEDMatch #T956747
- * J. (Pearson) Salsbery 10th cousins
- * Kitty (Chandler-2888) Carr @ Ancestry.com | GEDMatch #F307620 | 11th cousins
- * Dawn (Sallaz-2) McIntire 3rd cousins once removed
- * Renee Malloy 10th cousins
- * Debbie (Howard) Powell: AncestryDNA | 7th cousins once removed | not active
- * Tony Vernon 9th cousins
- * Linda Zippe 6th cousins
- * Steve Hines too uptight to allow any real connections
WikiTree Widgets
- β Darlene Athey Hill
- β Also available are three out of an unknown number of volumes of Daniel Lysons' Environs of London, covering Surrey, Kent, and Middlesex in similar detail.
- β G2G Discussion
- β Note there are two other "Magna Britannias" -- one is a single volume by J. Coatman written in the 1930s that's more of a history of the commonwealth and not much use for genealogy, and the "Magna Britannia Antiqua & Nova et Hibernia" written in 1783 by Thomas Cox, which is an in-depth geographical survey and can be found on archive.org here.
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