

Kristin Merritt
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This is a listing of my surnames of interest with a link to my earliest direct ancestor with that surname. If you are related or have any questions, feel free to contact me. Also, I have a One Name Study for the Merritt surname (Merritt)
Asbell/Asbill: Aaron Asbill of Bertie County, NC
Boon/Boone: Thomas Boon of Isle of Wight County, VA
Chapman: Nathan Chapman of Halifax, VA
Cherry: George Cherry of Co. Antrim, Ireland & Perry County, IL
Colclough: John Colclough of Stafford County, VA
Cowherd/Coward/Cowart: James Cowherd
Culver: John Culver of Somerset County, MD
Davis: Jonathan Davis of Orange County, VA
Dressler: Karl Dressler of Tharlang, Posen, Prussia
Dunlop: Jackson Dunlop of Co. Antrim, Ireland & Perry County, IL
Frank: Joseph Frank of Sachsen, Germany and St. Louis, MO
Goettel: Johann Heinrich Goettel of Pfalz, Bavaria
Hammack/Hammock/Hammot: John Hammot of England
Hart: Samuel Hart of Caswell County, NC
Holland: William Holland of Barnwell County, SC
Klameth: Joseph Klameth of Neisse, Silesia, Prussia & St. Louis, MO
Marsh: Robert Marsh of Warren & Decatur Counties, GA
Merritt: Jonathan Merritt of Thomas County, GA
Moody: Richard Moody of Barnwell County, SC
Moore: James Moore of New Kent County, VA
Morris: John Morris of Edgefield County, SC
Solari: Domenico Solari of Genoa, Italy & St. Louis, MO
Staeudle/Staeudlein: Franciscus Staeudle of Wuerttemberg
Stoll: Albert Stoll of Germany (specific location unknown) & St. Louis, MO
Vickers: Bryant Vickers & Joshua Vickers of Gadsden County, FL
Weathersbee: Bartholomew Weathersbee of Elizabeth City, VA
Wilson: John Wilson of Saratoga County, NY
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Robert Marsh III (abt.1720-abt.1801)
Here's a Merritt line you may want to look at for your name study, Merritt-2047. I connect with the Merritts with Merritt-2054. Dave
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It has been a couple of weeks since we contacted you about your participation in the Categorization Project and as we haven't heard from you, we are following up to make sure you wish to remain a member.
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