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Craig Humes
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- Beaverton, OR
- United States
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Craig Humes commented on DeeDee Baldwin's group 'FindAGrave Addicts'
Hi Guys,
Not to get in the middle of this, but I love Find A Grave. I have found distant relatives that have moved distantly away. Not to mention the finding of "genealogy cousins".
I post items when I find them…
Craig Humes replied to Victor Scott Hickok's discussion 'creating Memorials - Where are they buried?' in the group FindAGrave Addicts
In my case, my G Grandfather moved around after the N. Dakota dust bowl. Looking for employment were Alson F. Humes (born in MN) and his wife, Hannah Burgett Humes. To my understanding, family stories, the two ended up in Montana. I have not been…
Craig Humes replied to Kurt Laidlaw's discussion 'Border Reiver Families' in the group Scotland and Scottish Ancestry
Hi- Thank you for the information on Border Clans. I will have to check into these sites. -Craig Humes
Craig Humes left a comment for Craig Humes
Hi- I am looking at my book titled, "Descendants of Nicholas Humes of Massachusetts, the First Five Generations" Vol. 1, by Charles Warren Humes, Ed D. In this generation book he starts with Nicholas Humes, b. ca. 1690, Scotland, occ.…
Candy Kammerman left a comment for Craig Humes
Hi Craig,
I think I am connected to the Home family as well. I have traced the connection to George Hume who came to Virginia from Scotland in the 1760s. From my research, I believe he participated in the Jacobite rebellion.
Betty Snow left a comment for Craig Humes
Hi. I'm not related to the Homes but have done quite a lot of research into some of the family, particularly those connected with Paxton House and Wedderburn in Berwickshire from present back to mid 16th century. If you know who originally…
Craig Humes commented on Kirsty F Wilkinson's group 'Scotland and Scottish Ancestry'
Would this be the reason why there is a Home Castle in Ireland as well?
Craig Humes commented on Kirsty F Wilkinson's group 'Scotland and Scottish Ancestry'
I am to believe that I am from the Home clan. Anyone connected to this family?
Craig Humes commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group 'Oregon Ancestry'
Hi- Looking for earlier records of a plot burial in Lone Oak Cemetery, Stayton, Ore. My brother's name is Steven Glen Humes buried in 1960, in the baby section of the cemetery. Talked to the sexton, no records of that time. Funeral home across…
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Gibson Twins
G-Grandfather, Harvey Gibson with his twin brother, Hal Gibson; Barton, Clackamas Co., Oregon.
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Legacy Family Tree fans
A group of Legacy Family Tree users or those interested in learning more about Legacy.
Craig Humes joined Geoff Rasmussen's group
GIBSON, Harvey and Grace family
My g-g-grandparents family, Grace, Ralph, Harvey, Dora, and Earl Gibson. Date unknown.
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Mystery Photos
These are photos in my files that I am curious about. Maybe you might have a mystery clue??
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Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Humes, Thompson, Closner, Tucker, Gibson, Drake, Scott, plus more!
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Scotland, Switzerland
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- My grandparents were divorced in 1944. Never knew my grandfather's family linage. Through the help of my grandmother's stories, collecting started.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://craighumes.com
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:33pm on January 30, 2010,
Craig Humes said…
- Hi- I am looking at my book titled, "Descendants of Nicholas Humes of Massachusetts, the First Five Generations" Vol. 1, by Charles Warren Humes, Ed D. In this generation book he starts with Nicholas Humes, b. ca. 1690, Scotland, occ. Housewright, m. (1) 15 Mar. 1713/14, inn Boston, Suffolk Co., MA, Joanna Everton, (2) Margaret (last name not known). Charles states that the origians is not known, maybe of a Shipwright since Joanna's family was of a prominent shipping family.
I would like to know whatever else is from these Humes' families,
Craig.
- At 9:44am on January 30, 2010,
Candy Kammerman said…
- Hi Craig,
I think I am connected to the Home family as well. I have traced the connection to George Hume who came to Virginia from Scotland in the 1760s. From my research, I believe he participated in the Jacobite rebellion.
- At 12:59am on January 30, 2010,
Betty Snow said…
- Hi. I'm not related to the Homes but have done quite a lot of research into some of the family, particularly those connected with Paxton House and Wedderburn in Berwickshire from present back to mid 16th century. If you know who originally started your line in the US I may be able to expand the infor on this side.
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