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Kristen Burns Darling
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Germany and German Ances…
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Norway and Norwegian Anc…
127 members
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Oklahoma and Indian Terr…
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Grayson County, Texas
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Jewish Genealogy
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Jeanne Holcomb left a comment for Kristen Burns Darling"Hi Kristen,
I don't have a George Hawkins. But I have very little information about there Hawkins. My great grandfather came from Georgia. Married a Lucinda Mariah Henderson. Can get very little information on the rest.
Take Care,
Jeanne"
Kristen Burns Darling joined Debbie Anne Jackson's group
Germany and German Ancestry
This group was created for anyone interested in researching German Ancestry.
Kristen Burns Darling left a comment for Jennifer Hutmire"Hey Jennifer,
So far I haven't been able to find a link between your Cantwells and mine, but if I do, I will let you know. I would definately look into a connection between your Cantwell and the name Cantrell/Cantril/Cantrel. There has been a…"
Kristen Burns Darling left a comment for Jeanne Holcomb"Hi Jeanne,
My name is Kristen Burns-Darling and my ggrandfather was Abner Cantwell.
Son of William Cantwell, and Cynthia (Williams) Cantwell. One of Abner's sisters who was named Bobby, was married to a George W. Hawkins ,"
Kristen Burns Darling joined Sue Tolbert's group
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Researchers
For those looking for those ancestors in early Indian Territory and Oklahoma
Kristen Burns Darling joined Lynette Wrenn/Heidel's group
Grayson County, Texas
Many of my ancestors have been residents of Grayson County, Texas since the late 1800's.
Jennifer Hutmire left a comment for Kristen Burns Darling"Thank you for your comment and invitation to be a friend here. I am not sure that your Cantwell's are connected to ours, but it is always worth checking into. My grandfather's grandmother was Ida Letitia Cantwell, born in Princess Anne,…"
Kristen Burns Darling left a comment for Jennifer Hutmire"Hi Jennifer,
My grandmother was Nola Sirena Cantwell, I am a direct descendant of William and Cynthia (Williams) Cantwell. William was born in Spartanburg S.C. in 1769 to parents William and Elizabeth (Page) Cantrell. He was one of fourteen or…"
Kristen Burns Darling replied to Schelly Talalay Dardashti's discussion Secret ancestry, hidden health risks in the group Jewish Genealogy"Absolutely true. My husband has Dystonia 1. But it took us years to get a diagnosis partially because his doctors in the Navy were not familiar with it, and after he retired, neither was our g.p. and partially because there is noone in the family…"
Kristen Burns Darling commented on Schelly Talalay Dardashti's group Jewish Genealogy"My Bubbie passed away 7 Dec 2007, she was only seven days shy of her 100th birthday. She left behind her memoirs for me to finish up and pass on to her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a remarkable human being, who lived an incredible…"
Kristen Burns Darling commented on Caro Nally's group Writing Genealogy and Family History"Good Morning Everyone,
I am a writer who has recently turned my interests toward my family history and toward creating a writen record for my children of all the family stories that have been passed down to me by my parents, grandparents, and…"
Kristen Burns Darling joined Caro Nally's group
Writing Genealogy and Family History
This group is for those who of us who are interested in writing out our genealogies and family histories for ourselves and/or others, in any form.
"Hi Kristen,
I created a group on this site for Lithuanian Genealogy:
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/genealogyoflithuania
Hope you'll join and participate."
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Kahn, Coleman, Davidovitch/Darling, Greenstein, Seelig, Driece, Sterman, Goldberg, Benesch
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Lithuania, The Pale, Russia, White Russia, Latvia, Poland, Prussia, Germany, United Kingdom, United States,
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- my father's diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, coupled with the death of my last survivng grandparent left me acutely aware of my responsibility to my children and to future generations, I began a written record of all those stories, histories, anctedotes etc. that make up the oral history of my family and when I needed to fill in some of the blanks, geneology became the next step.
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:42pm on October 23, 2009, Jeanne Holcomb said…
- Hi Kristen,
I don't have a George Hawkins. But I have very little information about there Hawkins. My great grandfather came from Georgia. Married a Lucinda Mariah Henderson. Can get very little information on the rest.
Take Care,
Jeanne
- At 4:15pm on October 13, 2009, Jennifer Hutmire said…
- Thank you for your comment and invitation to be a friend here. I am not sure that your Cantwell's are connected to ours, but it is always worth checking into. My grandfather's grandmother was Ida Letitia Cantwell, born in Princess Anne, Somerset, Maryland in June 1856, daughter of John H. Cantwell (born in Maryland in 1814) and Eunice Holt (born in Delaware in 1819)
- At 2:18pm on October 7, 2009,
Richie C. said…
- Hi Kristen,
I created a group on this site for Lithuanian Genealogy:
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/genealogyoflithuania
Hope you'll join and participate.
- At 10:36pm on September 10, 2009,
Sherry Hightower said… 
- At 9:27pm on September 10, 2009,
Jim Avery said… - I forgot to ask about Burns. My grgrandparents were James Burns and Margaret Ford. Both from Ireland. He came to this country in 1845 and came through Boston to Worcester and finally to Syracuse and Cazenovia NY. James served in the Irish Brigade in the Civil War.
- At 9:24pm on September 10, 2009, Jim Avery said…
- Hi - Did your Darling family come through Vermont? The Vermont Historical Society has a 44 volume handwritten set of books about the Darlings. They are cross - indexed. I believe the Mormons has copied them. I also have some Darling tombstone pictures from Green Mount Cemetery in Montpelier. I am not related to them, just did some research on them for others.
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