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Joanne McCarthy Martinez
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Miller Family Genealogy
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U.S. Civil War 1860-1870
241 members
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Germany and German Ances…
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McCarthy
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U.S. Passenger Arrival R…
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Joanne McCarthy Martinez commented on Jayne McCormick's group U.S. Civil War 1860-1870"My ancestor Treffley St. Aubin served with a Minnesota Calvary unit.
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Joanne McCarthy Martinez joined Jayne McCormick's group
U.S. Civil War 1860-1870
There have been comments that there is no Group for the Civil War. Well, there is now. Network with others to find your CW ancestor, ask for look-ups, relate stories about your CW ancestorSee More
Joanne McCarthy Martinez commented on Debbie Anne Jackson's group Germany and German Ancestry"Looking for William Mueller (Miller) born abt 1838 and immigrated abt 1865 born "Prussia" married Josepha Vorst born abt 1833 children Peter, William, Anna, Elizabeth, Hubbard and John."
Joanne McCarthy Martinez joined Debbie Anne Jackson's group
Germany and German Ancestry
This group was created for anyone interested in researching German Ancestry.
Susan J. Barretta commented on Joanne McCarthy Martinez's group McCarthy"I started putting my research notes into Shared Tree, since there are so many records that have no obvious relationship to my own family."
Susan J. Barretta commented on Joanne McCarthy Martinez's group McCarthy"My maternal grandfather was John Humphrey Collins, b. 20-Jul-1895 in Tooreen, Caheragh, in Skibbereen area.
His mother was Margaret McCarthy, which I have been told is Sowney (Samhna). This would not surprise me, as the Sowneys were known for their…"
Joanne McCarthy Martinez joined Unknown Ancestor's group
U.S. Passenger Arrival Records, 1820-1950s
The starting point for documenting the voyages of your immigrant ancestors –and many native-born ancestors- should be the official customs lists and the later immigration manifests required by the U.S. government as of 1820.
Joanne McCarthy Martinez replied to Kenneth Spaberg's discussion A list about where your ancestors came from in Norway in the group Norway and Norwegian Ancestry"My grandmother (Sigrid Anderson) was born in Christiana in 1902 and came through Ellis Island in 1904."
Joanne McCarthy Martinez commented on Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's group Anderson Family Genealogy"My Anderson's came from Christiana (Oslo) Norway in 1904 through Ellis Island to St. Paul, Minnesota. My ggfather was Sigurd Anderson married to Karen and they had 5 children, Sigrid (oldest & my gmother, b.1902), Ralph, Hjardis, Edith and…"
Joanne McCarthy Martinez joined Lisa Frank's group
Cole Surname and Variations
For those researching or related to the Cole families and variations on the Cole surname.
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- McCarthy, Anderson, Miller, St.Aubin, Conroy, Feeney, Keil, Krein, Vandulac, Schmit, Gunderson
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- USA, Norway, Ireland, Germany, Luxembourg, Quebec
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Beginning Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Find my father and his family.
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