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  The O'Neil Family, the Next Generations If you missed Part 1 of the story, go here . . . Francis O'Neil and Elizabeth Nevin came t...

  Part Four - T.J. Hollister and Family If you missed Part 3 of the story, go here . . . If you missed Part 2 of the story, go here . . . If...

Margaret O'Neil - Pioneer and Story Teller - Part 1 Margaret O'Neil might be just another name in a long list of names of my ancesto...

As one researches their family history, it soon becomes abundantly apparent that most of the information is about the men in the family, and...

Nina Goldbin, Rags-to-Riches Nina Goldbin is a relatively recent find in my hunt for ancestors and like most of my discoveries, it was compl...

Peder Moe, North Dakota Pioneer Peder Moe was born on September 28, 1858, in Hafslo, Norway. In 1864, at about the age of six, he came to A...

Back in 2012, I was really excited about the release of the 1940 US Census - I called it once in a lifetime and it was. But lo and behold, t...

Martha Buell was the wife of Nathaniel Holcombe II. She was born in Simsbury, Connecticut in 1675. Martha was the third or fourth of nine or...