20 May 2014
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From 2004 onwards we have been rather active in gathering information about our ancestors. That is, the family branches Prins, Baas, Bisschop and Mollema and all, by marriage, related branches. The families are mainly located in the provinces Zuid-Holland and Groningen in The Netherlands. Since there is a continuous flow of new information available, this site will be frequently updated. So we invite you to visit this site regularly to browse through the updated and more accurate information.
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Benchmark House Histories is a small company based in Tring, Hertfordshire offering house history research to private home owners. The end product is a hand bound coffee table book about the history of your home. Projects range from cottages to castles: our first book was on Chilham Castle in Kent. Other subjects include thatched cottages, mills, rectories, court lodges, hall houses, a forge.
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Information and link to resources about Champaign County, Illinois. Includes biographies, submitted obituaries, pictures, links to sources for vital records and much, much more.
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Specialists in researching Devon UK ancestry. Professional genealogy research and location photography service based near Kingsbridge, Devon UK. Family tree packages or hourly work. Free initial consultations.
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EveryNameIndex.com - Every Name Index to History of Allen County, Ohio
Original text by Warner, Beers and Company, 1885. This new index contains over 23,700 entries.
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This site is dedicated to those men who daily faced the danger, uncertainty, darkness, dampness, heat and cold of mining, those intrepid individuals who were drawn to toil in the depths of the earth.
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Welcome to 'Orphan Train Riders to Iowa' website! Children 'placed out' during the Orphan Train Era (1853-1929) and their descendants have particular research problems. We hope to educate you a bit on this subject and help you further your research on any ancestors you may have that came to Iowa on one of the infamous Orphan Trains. This website is here for you to tell the story of your family's Orphan Train Rider, as well as to try and help you find information that may add to your research. If you have questions or comments please email me and I will do my best to help you. Beginning sometime during 1853, charitable institutions in New York City began sending orphans on trains to the west to find new families, hoping the children would fare better out west than on the streets of New York. Orphan trains began arriving in Iowa during 1854 ending about 1930. During this time over 5000 children were placed in Iowa homes.
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User driven, website of the pioneers who settled, lived and worked in the Wiregrass region of South Georgia and North Florida.
