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African American Scott Families
If you are searching for African American families with the last name of Scott, let's join together and see if we can share information and ultimately link some of us together.See More
"Do you have any other info on them like dates of birth, death, military service, parents, siblings, etc.? William Trevan is a very common name and I even see this very popular name in Australia and England too."
"Hello Rhonda,
A long shot, but a William Trevan married a Rosanna Reno of my family lines on 15 Jul 1856 in Iowa City, IA. I understand he was an A.M.E. minister and served the church in the IA, IL & IN areas. These Trevan's…"
North Georgia Genealogy
This group is for anyone researching, or needing research, in northern Georgia, including metro Atlanta.
FREE Death Certificate info
free info from death certificates purchased by us with extra entries listed here.
Topeka (Kansas) Genealogical Society & Library
We serve genealogical interests in Topeka & Shawnee County, Kansas. Our library collection includes more than 9,500 books, and 700+ genealogy periodical titles, representing most U.S. states and some foreign research interest.See More
St. Louis African American History & Genealogy Society
St. Louis African American History and Genealogy Society strives to preserve family history, genealogy and cultural diversity.
Public Librarians and Libraries
A group for librarians, library assistants, and users of public libraries to discuss genealogy and local history research.
Ancestor Hunters
This is a group that promotes "FREE" genealogy help. Doing our best to help at no or little cost is what we want to be able to offer all. Our goal is to bring people together to help each other find our roots.
World War 1 and it's people.
This group is geared towards our ancestors who served in WW1and their families. No matter what branch of service or country See More
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Woodfork, Tresvant, Trezvant, Tresevant, Treasvant, Scott, Trezevant, Trisvant, Bealts, Brown, Leak, Leake, Edwards, Adams, Rozier
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- Originally started as a homework assignment for my two girls in the early 1990s. They got an A on their homework and I continued researching.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 5:07am on April 19, 2011,
Art Thomas said…
Hello Rhonda,
A long shot, but a William Trevan married a Rosanna Reno of my family lines on 15 Jul 1856 in Iowa City, IA. I understand he was an A.M.E. minister and served the church in the IA, IL & IN areas. These Trevan's had four (4) children; William, Jr., Jabas, Theopilius & Ruth all born before 1870 in either IL or IN.
Best wishes in your continuing research efforts....... Art
- At 3:33am on November 22, 2009,
darkclarkmia said… - Hi... yes i have aunts that have alot of info, but I am reluctant to ask them, you know how family can be.. but I think I will anyway, my family from Cumberland Virginia and Farmville Va, my great grandmother was a Woodson from marriage and my grandmother was a Scott and grand father was a Clark but orginally Scott from W Virginia
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