Ancestry/Genealogy

shanti

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19. Yes

Tue Jul 16, 2013, 07:52 PM

Jul 2013

Walker and Cherry are pretty common names. Van Dusen is one line that I can positively take back to Holland. Since Abraham Van Deusen was one of the original settlers of NYC, he's been well researched and documented.

I did my first cousin's tree, which was interesting. His mother and mine were sisters, but the interesting stuff came from his father. I knew his father was (jack) Mormon, but found out that they were polygamists who shared the same community that Romney's family was in in Mexico. They were part of the original families to go to SLC.

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A list of my family tree surnames..... [View all] AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 OP

One in common... pipi_k Jul 2013 #1

We have some in common csziggy Jul 2013 #2

I've been trying to find more info on the Foushee's for almost a year now. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #4

I think we're distant cousins! csziggy Jul 2013 #5

Thanks, csziggy! =) AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #6

Sent you an invite to my public tree csziggy Jul 2013 #8

Thanks! I just sent you mine in return. n/t AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #10

I'll take a look later csziggy Jul 2013 #11

Cool. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #12

I completly forgot about your tree! csziggy Sep 2014 #51

OK, so... pipi_k Jul 2013 #3

Lemieux? Hmm....you might just be related to the world famous hockey player, methinks. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #15

Mine... Spider Jerusalem Jul 2013 #7

Dillon is my maiden name.... Little Star Aug 2013 #33

My Dillons are from Cork, as far as I know Spider Jerusalem Aug 2013 #34

I never put up my surname list! csziggy Jul 2013 #9

Are your Langstons and Utleys in North Carolina? Spider Jerusalem Jul 2013 #13

One of my ancestors built the house that was famously occupied by Bacon's followers, apparently. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #14

Here's my contribution shanti Jul 2013 #16

Cherry sounds pretty familiar. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #18

Yes shanti Jul 2013 #19

We might be relatives thru the Mormon connection, too. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #20

Couldn't find any Taylors in his tree shanti Jul 2013 #21

I have Perrins from New England in the 17th and 18th centuries. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #23

Mine were mostly in PA shanti Aug 2013 #32

Hello cousin grasswire Aug 2013 #29

Well hello to you too, cuz! shanti Aug 2013 #31

Quite a list! shanti Jul 2013 #17

I have Harwoods. 19th century - England >> New Jersey >> Illinois >> Nebrasa kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #22

Mine are Yankees, I think. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #24

My great grandmother's name was Elliott PatSeg Jul 2013 #25

Alright. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #26

I'm rather surprised PatSeg Jul 2013 #27

Tuttle frogmarch Jul 2013 #28

I have Tuttle, Palmer, and Smith nt grasswire Aug 2013 #30

surnames grasswire Aug 2013 #35

Got an ancestry.com account? AverageJoe90 Sep 2013 #36

yes grasswire Sep 2013 #37

I have Spencers on both sides. dgibby Sep 2013 #39

I have friends who are Pullen(s). dgibby Sep 2013 #38

Dunno about J.M. or his father, but his grandfather, Joseph, Sr. may have been from Lancaster Co.; AverageJoe90 Sep 2013 #41

Some of my surnames: dgibby Sep 2013 #40

I have Davis from PA OnionPatch Oct 2013 #42

No pipi_k Oct 2013 #43

Davis, huh? Now *that's* interesting, indeed. nt AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #46

Foushee is French Huguenot... ms liberty Nov 2013 #44

I had a hunch that this might be true..... AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #45

A few recent finds that I'd like to share: AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #47

Surnames historylovr Jun 2014 #48

Hey there. Where your Williamsons from VA by any chance? AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #49

Rowlett and Williamson historylovr Sep 2014 #50

Here's what may surprise you: We're cousins, it seems. AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #52

Hello, cousin. historylovr Sep 2014 #54

I'm going to guess your Goughs are probably in Maryland? Spider Jerusalem Sep 2014 #53

Hi there. historylovr Sep 2014 #55