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My Genealogical Family Lines


My Genealogical Family Lines


British/Irish Virginian colonists

Walker, Harp/Harrup, Manning, Gilliam, Jones (two different family lines), Magee/McGee, Baldwin, Loftin, Newsom, Eldridge, Crawford, Carter, Seward, Holt, Caufield, Hansford, Spencer, Bayly, Sheppard, Layton, Cross, Holladay, Pulliam, Patterson, Weatherford, Spraggins, Lucas, Abney, Hardy, Waller, Bethea, Goodman, Murphy, MacIntosh, Childress/Childers , Gwin, Harlan, Gibson, Thigpen, Manwaring, Jeter, Prosser, Weathersbee, Stringer, Skinner, Lassiter, Eason, Lambert, Sturdivant


British/Irish Connecticut colonists

Hoyt, Weed, Reed, Brown, Ferris, Olmstead, Webb, Jagger, Cross


British/Irish Pennsylvanian colonists

Cooper, Huddleston, Wilkinson, Myers, Harlan, McClure


British/Irish Massachusetts colonists

Reynolds  


British/Irish Rhode Island colonists

Reed, Samson, Layton


British/Irish North Carolina colonists

Gwin, Cross, Bethea, Goodman, Kilpatrick, Copeland, Thigpen, Manwaring


Dutch New York/New Jersey colonists

Romine/Romeyn, VanNess


Frisian New York/New Jersey colonists

Wyckoff

with the Dutch in New York/New Jersey colony 


British/Irish New York colonists

Benedict


German/Swiss Pennsylvanian immigrants aka Pennsylvania Dutch

Kasinger/Kessinger, Hartle, Niswonger/Neuschwanger, Statler/Stadler, Limbaugh/Limbach, Greenawalt, Clubb, Kuerten, Hollwein, Emmert, Crader/Greter, Ritter, Moyer, Masters/Meister


German/Swiss North Carolinan immigrants

Kinsey/Kuenzli, Isler


Acadians/Cajuns

Bourgeois, Landry, LeBlanc, Brun, Bourg, Gaudet, Melanson,  Teriau/Terriot, Gautrot/Gautreau, Dugas, Doucet, Boudrot/Boudreau, Aucoin, Blanchard, Richard, Trahan, d'Entremont, Guilbeau, Babin, Bernard


recent Cape Verdean immigrants

Andrade, Gomes, Veiga, Pina


recent Madeiran immigrants

Pereira de Jesus 

my maternal 4th Great Grandfather relocated to Madeira from the Azores


recent Puerto Rican immigrants

Ocacio/Ocasio, Afanador, Ramos, Baez, Maldonado, Mercado, Rivera, Guzman, Santiago, Diaz, de Leon, Orozco, Velez, de Martos


African Americans

Scott (originally Daggs), Gaines, Cross, Johnson (two), Riley, Horton, Lilly, Caldwell, Woods, Jackson, Turner (patrilineal Weathersbee), Smith (two)


recent Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants

Rosenthal, Hosias

Rosenthal from Romania

Hosias from Courland in the area of the Russian Empire that became Latvia 


Unknown

Scalsen, Stebens, Jagger, Evans, Serbel

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