Kathy Dauzet's Page

Families 'Round the Cape is for members (cousins!) who have ancestral roots in Plymouth and the Cape Cod area of Massachusetts.

Meet descendants and learn more about where to find information on your Red River ancestors and their culture/history here. Includes fur traders, First Nations, Scots/Irish/Swiss Selkirk Settlers, and Metis.

This group is for researchers who want to chat about what "Skeletons " they found in there ancestors closet.

Group for anyone interested in Indiana and genealogical topics related to the Hoosier state!

You're a Descendant from the most Amazing people in the World......your Ancestors! Thier lives shaped and influenced yours. It's easy to understand why people strive to learn more about thier heritage. It's in your DNA!(sm)

Got a research project that's nowhere near home? Need a grave visit across the country or world? Need a set of eyes to check a real document? That's what we're here for. Pay-it-forward genealogy. Research for others who'll help you as well...

The Surnames I research are:Ziemecki, (Brooklyn, New Castle Del, Poland under Russian Rule._____________Szymanski-Brooklyn NY, to Poland__________Hazewski- Brooklyn, to Poland under Russian Rule________Majowski- Brooklyn back to Plotka,See More

Place to float ideas, discuss brick walls anddiscuss DnA's role in our family trees.See More

The LDS Church is already “redesigning” the New FamilySearch (NFS) in its Family Tree Project.

Do you need help finding an ancestor? Do you have a challenging genealogy question? Do you want to know where to find genealogy records? Ask your challenging puzzles here then look for an answer on AskOliveTree.blogspot.com (or by group members here)

I have several census scans for the Cook, Barnard, Goldsmith, Whall and other mainly Sussex England families.I would be happy to share them if others are interestedChris CookSussexENglandSee More

Cherokee Indian Nation of Oklahoma Group is for anyone interested in connecting with others with Cherokee Indian ancestry. Also posting interesting information or stories about the Cherokee Indian Nation of Oklahoma.See More

The internet is important to everything around us. We provide you with the best ways to search for your ancestors and find what you are looking for. We help you get results.See More

Are you a Duncan or researching someone with the Duncan surname in your family? Then feel free to start a topic or join an open topic and meet other Duncan researchers.See More

This group is designed for the research and discussion for the members of the Batchelor Family surname and its variants. Start a discussion or join an existing topic.See More

Wouldn't it fun to share old family recipes passed down from generations ago? It would be interesting to see what kinds of food they ate and how the foods were prepared? Did you know casseroles were non-existent until the 1930's?ISee More