Palatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
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Roxanne Richardson commented on Doris Wheeler's group Palatines of 1710"I am descended from at least 27 families of the 1710 Palatine migration, including Bauch, Berg, Dopff, Eckhard, Emichen/Empie, Faeg, Finck, Fuchs, Herner/Hoerner, Homburger, Haber/Hawver, Kast, Keyser, Kuhlmer, Kuhn, Krembs/Grembs, Landgraff,…"
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A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
Andrew Kolstee commented on Doris Wheeler's group Palatines of 1710"E-Mail me at andrewkolstee@gmail.com if you descend from Weiser, Garlock/Gerlach, Strohl, Bellinger, Windecker, and/or related families such as Klock."
sharon lee Atkins Denzien joined Doris Wheeler's groupPalatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
Loretta Worden joined Doris Wheeler's groupWorden Family
This group focuses on descendants, and ancestors, of Peter Worden b. ca 1576, immigrated to America ca 1638.
Kate Wagner commented on Doris Wheeler's group Palatines of 1710"I am researching Christopher (Christoffell) Turnpaugh (Dornbach) (abt 1735 - abt 21 Aug 1805) who resided in the area surrounding York, PA before acquiring land in Baltimore County, MD (1762). He is my 4xgreat grandfather."
Kate Wagner joined Doris Wheeler's groupPalatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
Darlene MacDonald joined Doris Wheeler's groupPalatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
Sharon Attaway Brogdon commented on Doris Wheeler's group Palatines of 1710"My ancestor may have arrived earlier. His name was Johannes Volentin Preslar b 1669 died after 1742. This family name has many variations and some believe he was an ancestor of Elvis Pressley. They eventually migrated to NC and then to TN. "
Sharon Attaway Brogdon joined Doris Wheeler's groupPalatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
clair franklin quilter joined Doris Wheeler's groupWorden Family
This group focuses on descendants, and ancestors, of Peter Worden b. ca 1576, immigrated to America ca 1638.
Chris Bitner joined Doris Wheeler's groupPalatines of 1710
A large group of Germanic people left the Palatinate in 1708-1710 and migrated throughout the British Empire. The largest group arrived in New York in 1710. This group focuses on their descendants.See More
Heidi Harris Zlab joined Doris Wheeler's groupWorden Family
This group focuses on descendants, and ancestors, of Peter Worden b. ca 1576, immigrated to America ca 1638.
Andrew Kolstee joined Doris Wheeler's groupWorden Family
This group focuses on descendants, and ancestors, of Peter Worden b. ca 1576, immigrated to America ca 1638.
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Worden, Montross, Southard, Coon, Tigges, Tipple, Muller, Jaeger, Stark, Glimp, Ketcher, La Bonte, Stahl, Van Etten, Willour
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Germany, Holland, England, USA
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- DNA
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To learn more about my late husband's family
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- http://www.doriswheeler.org
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Posted on June 28, 2010 at 10:19am — 1 Comment
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- At 10:27am on May 11, 2010, Colleen Benedickt said…
- I just checked the DNA project as you suggested. Nothing that leads up; to my known family. Mary Ann had three brothers John, Thomas and Peter. All of whom ended up in MIchigan. Thomas mentioned he was born in Orleans co, NY so going by that information and his date of birth and some notes an ancestor copied from old family Bible I reached my "possible". The earliest I have a record for him was in Schenectady co, NY in 1800.
- At 10:10am on May 11, 2010, Colleen Benedickt said…
- If you have someone with the same spelling of last name (Donna?) she probably is related. Possibly as cousin of some sort to my husband.
- At 7:11am on May 11, 2010, Colleen Benedickt said…
- Good Morning, No, I am not a Worden. Not sure who you are thinking of. My GGGrandmother was Mary Ann Southard WIlcox. I am trying to find who her father was and have chased a possiblility across the state of NY and into MI. Just havent't found proof. I will fill out my profile today....I hope.
- At 12:56am on July 12, 2009,
Wendy Archer said… - Doris -
You might like to join the England group?
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/england
Wendy
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