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Those would be put in the "amongst other fires" catagory.Good luck finding any records about WW2, some 75% got burnt up in a fire in the 50's.
Those would be put in the "amongst other fires" catagory.Good luck finding any records about WW2, some 75% got burnt up in a fire in the 50's.
I have found a lot of Cherokee blood on my dad's side of the family. Using Ancestry I have found my family tree back to the mid-1600's. When I get some time, I may use this site (familysearch.org) to see what else I can find.One line of my Mom's family, I traced back to Sweden. The earliest record I could find at the dead end of it was a Swedish Military feller in the late 1600s named Olaf the Musketeer. He ain't on yours, is he? We might be Viking cousins.
Most of my family lines I've researched go back to Scotland, with a good bit of England and fairly good amount of Ireland, a good dose of German, and a touch of French and Dutch, and one Tuscarora woman in the mid 1700s. Surprisingly, given where I live at, I have found absolutely no Cherokee that I can verify in the mix.
My grandpa was named Jehu Ledger Parker.Mine crapped out in 1690, with a feller named James.
Nothing special about any of us, except a son of James, that was named Jehu Styles, which I thought was cool.
I knew we was cuz'z...My grandpa was named Jehu Ledger Parker.
Found my Dad's Grandfather on the Baker Roll of the E.B.o.C. Now I have to drive up there and get a blood test to prove my lineage.I have found a lot of Cherokee blood on my dad's side of the family. Using Ancestry I have found my family tree back to the mid-1600's. When I get some time, I may use this site (familysearch.org) to see what else I can find.
There are several prominent Cherokee leaders in my family tree but the most famous was probably Young Tassell. In the 1700's he was the Principal Chief of the Eastern Tribe of Cherokee Indians. I take his title to mean he was the man who what was in charge. I have forgot exactly, but he was like my 7-8 GG. Lot's of other Cherokees in my family tree. None in at least 2-3 generations but I think I am still around 3-4% Cherokee.
Sometimes on questionaires or surveys, just to screw around with them, I will claim my race to be Native American.
Problem I had is that it wouldn't let me make the changes I needed to due to there were more than 2 references on said subject. Once I finally got to talk to someone that understood what I was talk'n about it got real easy.
How ugly was Jake?Part of my family made the leap and went along Oregon trail. Speaking of finding the unexpected, this is from a diary of a family member after another family member made the trek and decided not to stay in Oregon.
“Well Jake and wife came out here last summer...but did not stay long. His wife was very much dissatisfied. It seames that she did not like the country ore the people and I pity the one that liked her. She is so blame ugly she makes the cold chilles run up a fellows back every time he looks at her! Poor Jake. I feel sory for him.”
Click on her name, when it shows up in the box on the right.. click on it again. When the next page opens you'll see little "pencils" to the right of each data point.. click on that and edit to the correct name and info. Then go back and add her name and info where it belongs. You can't "delete" info, but you can change it.I messed up when I was trying to figure out the site , and put my mom's name in the box where my Dad's parents were supposed to be , not sure how I did that ? but it won't let me change it , or at least I can't figure out how to change it ? I've emailed them and explained what I did, hopefully they can tell me how to fix it .
I gotta work on the site more n figure out how to get all the displays like you have set up. I kept following one branch all the way to 1150 Scotland!
Get off my Scottish laen.I gotta work on the site more n figure out how to get all the displays like you have set up. I kept following one branch all the way to 1150 Scotland!
You a Laird or something?Get off my Scottish laen.
Click on her name, when it shows up in the box on the right.. click on it again. When the next page opens you'll see little "pencils" to the right of each data point.. click on that and edit to the correct name and info. Then go back and add her name and info where it belongs. You can't "delete" info, but you can change it.
Lets just say we used ta own a good bit of stuff and now we dont.You a Laird or something?
Have your Grandparents passed? If so, go to findagrave.com and put in their info.. once you find them "if" anyone has added a obit it'll give their parent's names.I just left the site, not sure how I got to where I did? but I was able to remove her name from that box, and put my Dad's parents in the correct place, there are a lot of different areas that when you click on them will open up a completely different window, now I've just got to figure out how to find my great grandparents on my Dad's side ? as evidently no one in that side of the family has searched them out ?