16 August 2011
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Ahnenforschung Familie KRUST - Genealogy Family KRUST :: All about the Family Krust - Alles
Church Books of Oeschelbronn near Pforzheim 1558 - 1870. CRUST, GRUST, CROUST and KRUEST.
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Amazon.com Genealogy Bookstore - Heritage Cooking
The following are individual book titles of interest for this topic. The book links below point to the Amazon.com bookstore online where you may purchase the book if you wish. These links are provided to bring these published resources to your attention as an aid to your research. Follow the links to books of interest to make note of their title, author, publisher, and ISBN. You might then use this information to obtain the book from your local library or your favorite corner book shop.
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A fascinating, delightful and beautifully presented cookbook. Truly a work of art. This is pictoral, historical and culinary masterpiece tracing the journey of a family of European immigrants into full-blooded Americans over three generations, featuring the very recipes that fed them along the way. Intriguing, spellbinding and just plain scrumptious, this cookbook is a 'must have.' Often given as a gift (with great feedback). Creates high interest among my club members and friends. Now left out on the dining table as a 'conversation piece.' Never fails to fascinate. Excellect Choice!!!.
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Bernickow, Bernichow, Christoffersen from Annisse and Argentina, Andersen from Norway, Jensen from Esbjerg, Wiboe and Fl
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Cairns, Queensland, Australia and far north Queensland Cemeteries and links.
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Die Friedrich - Glasmacher in Nordb
According to the latest archeological findings, the FRIEDRICH from Northern Bohemia are the most ancient glassmaking dynasty in the world. At the end of the Medieval Period they founded a glasswork in Oberkreibitz, close to their original village Friedrichsdorf, that was to become a most important spot of the Renaissance glass industry. From there the FRIEDRICH are spread throughout Europe and into the USA. Now the historian Walter A. Friedrich, a descendant of the medieval glass-masters, wrote a comprehensive chronicle of the FRIEDRICH family and of the history of glass making in Northern Bohemia. (Website and book are in German).
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An information page about the Empson family including a genealogy database and discussion forum.
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UK based family tree researcher and Coventry WW2 Blitz information.
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Garryowl Castle, County Cork, and the O'DRISCOLL family in Ireland
A short account of the fate of Garryowl Castle, County Cork, and the fate of Florence O'Driscoll, the last inheritor of the castle - taken from the Illustrated Dublin Journal of 1862.
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Heather Wilkinson Rojo Home Page
Wilkinson, Allen, Roberts, Hoogerzeil, Hitchings, Batchelder, Bill, Munroe of New England and Nova Scotia.
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Hoofbladsy van die Winterbachs in Suid-Afrika / WINTERBACHs in South Africa
The WINTERBACH family in South Africa.
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Kalamazoo County Cemetery Index - Burials By Cemetery
Index of cemetery records pertaining to Kalamazoo County Michigan.
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Mosaiske Begravelser og Gravsten indtil 1886 / Jewish Burials and Headstones until 1886
Database of Jewish burials in Denmark until 1886
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Tombstone photos and inscriptions from cemeteries around Penobscot, Maine and surrounding communities.
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Phillipsburg Area Historical Society
New Jersey.
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Metzger + Willard, Inc, a civil engineering firm has provided a free application that runs in Google Earth version 5.0 or later. (PLSGE) This application provides Township and Section lines as an overlay on Google Earth as well as an overlay for the Principal Meridians and Baselines. PLSGE has search capabilities for Townships and Sections.
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Descendants and ancestors of John W. Ray and Elizabeth Noble/s from Carroll, Lawrence and Greene Counties in Mississippi (MS) and Clarke County Georgia (GA). Includes a library of research work for MS, GA and surrounding states.
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Southern Indiana Genealogical Society
New Albany, Indiana.
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A website about the history of St. Vincent, Minnesota and surrounding area, including Emerson, Manitoba; Pembina, North Dakota; Humboldt, Minnesota; Noyes, Minnesota; Hallock, Minnesota - the rural towns and villages of the northern end of the Red River Valley.
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The Big Tree From Jake, Poppy, Michael & Tie Langstaffe
Langstaffe, Langstaff, Herbert, Lawrence, Field, Baltropp, Watts, Pollard, Mercer, Douch, Giggle, Prior.
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HAAS family genealogy, back to 1642. Locations include many US states such as Wisconsin, Illinois, and California. Other countries include Germany, Denmark, and Scotland. Major surnames include ALBRO, BRECKENFELD, DENKER, EICHENBERGER, EIFLER, GASCOIGNE, HAAS, LAIB, LARSEN, MARCUSSEN, MARKISON, NELSON, RACINE, SCHOLZ, and VORNHOLT.
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Purchase back copies of the Thompson Family Magazine, out of print since 1974. Researched, edited and published by Certified Genealogist, Beverly M. Stercula.
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Wauchope family name lists.
