Tuck Family
This group is for the known descendants of Robert Tuck of Hampton NH and anyone who has the Tuck name in their tree and is still searching for their roots.
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Katrina Haney
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Berry Family
This group is for the descendants of William Berry in particular, and anyone who has the Berry name in their tree and are still searching for their roots.
Scrap Your Family History
This group is for people who are into saving their genealogy and family history data in scrapbooks, or would like to learn how. Why settle for plain old printouts when you can have beautiful creations that will become prized family heirlooms?
Pilgrim Era Discussion
This group is for those interested in the specific era of seventeenth century New England, including pilgrims, puritans and non-religious settlers
"Looking for anyone actively creating scrapbooks, paper or digital of their families. I need some ideas for creating interesting pages."
Batchelder Family
This group is for the known descendants of Rev. Stephen Batchelder, and anyone of the surnames Batchelder, Bachelor, Bachiller, or any other varient of the name who are still searching for their ancestors. Also Page, Sanborn, and Wing families.See More
Palmer Family
This group is for the descendants of William Palmer and Mary Stamforth, and anyone of the surname Palmer still searching for their ancestors
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Haines, Palmer, Zocco, Aikman, Batchelder, Allen, Adams, Tuck, Berry, Locke, Hilton, Wing, Hussey, Sanborn
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States, England
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- Seventeenth Century New England
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog or belong to a Genealogy Society?
- www.genscraps.com
Katrina Haney's Blog
Family History Surprises - You Never Know What You'll Discover
Posted on July 26, 2009 at 9:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
When I first decided to start researching my family history in earnest, I was totally under the belief that I wouldn't get very far. My paternal grandparents were immigrants from Sicily, so I didn;t expect to get much on that side.
The only hope I had was on my mother's side. I knew my grandmother was born in 1895 in Colorado. I am still kicking myself for not realizing the significance of this and asking her questions before I lost her. Nevertheless, I set out to see what I could… Continue
The only hope I had was on my mother's side. I knew my grandmother was born in 1895 in Colorado. I am still kicking myself for not realizing the significance of this and asking her questions before I lost her. Nevertheless, I set out to see what I could… Continue
Genealogy - The Perfect Avocation for an Armchair Detective
Posted on July 14, 2009 at 2:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I have wondered many times what it is about genealogy research that is so appealing to me. It's more than just knowing the names of ancestors, more even than finding out their individual stories. There's something in the thrill of the hunt, of piecing together all the pieces, reading between lines, following the slightest clue and having it pan out, and the elation that follows when your search is finally culminated and your answer is found.
Except that every answer only open new… Continue
Except that every answer only open new… Continue
Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 11:35am on February 15, 2011,
Susi (Susan C Jones) Pentico said…
- I believe my Haines are of this line. SusiCP
- At 11:35am on February 15, 2011,
- I thought we were already friends but it says I can not leave message on Haines message board. Help SusiCP@cox.net
- At 11:07pm on March 18, 2010,
James Alfred Locke Miller Jr. said…
- I go via Rochester, N.H., legislator, inn keeper, one-armed Maj. Barnabus Palmer, Sr's wife to Exeter, N.H., lawyer Edward Hilton, Sr., son of Capt. Wm. Hilton, Sr., amnd Ellen Mainwaring.
- At 11:34am on August 21, 2009,
- I have HAINES, it relates to STOLLAR, ELY EALY STROHSCHNIEDER in sw PA. They are my ancestors. Can we share chat? SusiCP@aol.com
I also have two blogs and one family site.http://susischattyperformances.blogspot.com/ genealogy stuff
http://brickwalls.ning.com/profiles/blogs/tracking-down-the-elusive-one
http://www.ourfamilyhistories.com/hsdurbin/hufflink.html
- At 8:05am on July 30, 2009,
Kate Steere said…
- Hi Katrina
I'm replying re your comment on the Military group-
If your father has died, was he buried in a military cemetery? My FIL's grandfather died in a V.A. hospital and on his death record, it indicates he was in WW1, maybe there is a record like this for your father?
Also, was he listed as enlisting in WW2 on Ancestry? Did you try Footnote? They also have WW2 enlistment records.
- At 11:10am on July 26, 2009,
Leilani K Cummings said…
- Hi Katrina...thanks for adding me as a friend!.I hope to be albe to spend more time with the scrapbooking and genealogy after the harvest. My garden is really consuming all my time right now...but I manage to peek at all the posts when I'm taking a break or looking for some online help for the garden.
Leilani
- At 6:21pm on July 16, 2009,
Katherine McArthur said…
- Hi Katrina,
I meant to respond sooner to your comment, but have been busy. My connection to the Haines goes from my mother Nina Faye Johnson (this is quick so will just give maiden names and no dates for now) her father Charles Cyrus Larkin Johnson his mother Beadie Alwilda Ray her father Larkin Demarcus Ray his father Charles Washington Rea his father Thomas Garwood Rea his father Joseph Rea his mother Rebecca Haines. Also through Joseph Rea's wife Susannah Garwood who was the daughter of Carlisle Haines and Sarah Matlack. It has been a long time since I have worked on this family and I don't have much of the earlier generations in my database so I'm doing this from memory, but this is basically my connection to the Haines family.
Kathy
- At 10:19pm on July 15, 2009,
Debra Hayes Brodbeck said…
- Thanks for adding me as a friend! I see your last name is Haney. Would you be related to the North Carolina Haneys that married Ledfords? Look forward to the "interaction"! Deb
- At 3:28pm on July 14, 2009,
Teresa McVeigh said…
- Hi Katrina,
I hope to learn a bit about digital scrapbooking in you group. I started scrapbooking years ago to preserve much of my genealogy. I do feel a bit strange writing you though, since I am a Hurricane Katrina survivor. I've read a number of your comments and you are setting up groups all over the place so I guess you are taking Genealogywise by storm. I don't have Pilgrim ancestors, but I have been to Plymouth Rock, Old Salem and to the original Plymouth and seen the spot they departed from.
Teresa
- At 12:16pm on July 14, 2009,
Tammy Evans said…
- Hi Katrina, Thanks for being my friend. I'm just getting started here. Looks like this will be a fun and very active site.
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