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1,204 family lines and 6,606 biographies from 63 counties. More counties are added as we work through the old county histories.

Linn County, Iowa

48 family lines · 173 biographies

The Davis Families of Linn County, IowaSix separate households from Maine, Ireland, Wales, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois1817 to 1864 · 6 householdsThe Johnson Families of Linn County, IowaSix separate households from England, Ireland, Sweden and Pennsylvania1810 to 1871 · 6 householdsThe Clark Families of Linn County, IowaFive separate households from Ohio, Vermont, New York, Maine and Scotland1796 to 1871 · 6 householdsThe Smith Families of Linn County, IowaTen separate households from Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York and Scotland1826 to 1853 · 10 householdsThe Brown Families of Linn County, IowaSix separate households from New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Germany1814 to 1876 · 6 householdsThe Henderson Families of Linn County, IowaScottish-Canadian dairymen of Jackson Township, and a Tennessee-born mayor of Cedar Rapids1793 to 1882 · 5 householdsThe Kepler Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Frederick County, Maryland, to Franklin Township and Mt. Vernon1778 to 1846 · 3 generationsThe Miller Families of Linn County, IowaSeven separate households from Virginia, Indiana, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Vermont1821 to 1883 · 6 householdsThe Moore Families of Linn County, IowaFour separate households in Franklin Township, Mt. Vernon, Cedar Rapids and Bertram Township1841 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Linn County, IowaSix separate households, from Brown Township and Center Point to Fairfax and Toddville1812 to 1878 · 6 householdsThe Berry Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Ohio to Bertram Township: three generations1784 to 1868 · 3 generationsThe Kurtz Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to the founding of Lisbon: four generations1779 to 1868 · 4 generationsThe Richards Families of Linn County, IowaThree separate households in Fayette Township, Cedar Rapids and Boulder and Buffalo Townships1818 to 1866 · 3 householdsThe Thomas Families of Linn County, IowaSix separate households from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Maryland1813 to 1860 · 4 householdsThe Whitney Families of Linn County, IowaTwo unrelated households: Joseph Whitney of Bowlder Township and the Whitneys of Fairfax1635 to 1847 · 3 householdsThe Armstrong Families of Linn County, IowaThree unrelated households: a Lisbon doctor, an Irish-born Benton County landowner and a Cedar Rapids clothier1812 to 1898 · 3 householdsThe Beechley Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Somerset County, Pennsylvania, to Linn Township and Cedar Rapids: four generations1822 to 1855 · 3 generationsThe Carpenter Families of Linn County, IowaFour separate households: two Cedar Rapids families from Lancaster, Ohio, and farmers from New York and Ohio1801 to 1859 · 4 householdsThe Daniels Families of Linn County, IowaBertram Township pioneers from Ohio and Cedar Rapids merchants from Massachusetts1827 to 1859 · 4 householdsThe Ford Families of Linn County, IowaFive unrelated households from Vermont, Massachusetts, Indiana and Ireland1807 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Gilchrist Families of Linn County, IowaGrant Township farmers and lumbermen from De Kalb County, Illinois, and a Central City family from Nova Scotia1800 to 1893 · 4 householdsThe Kearns Families of Linn County, IowaTwo Ohio households that reached Linn Township in 18531831 to 1835 · 2 householdsThe White Families of Linn County, IowaFour households: Springville pioneers, a Marion miller and two railroad men1819 to 1861 · 4 householdsThe Bailey Families of Linn County, IowaThree separate households: Viola merchants, Whittier Quakers and a Cedar Rapids eye doctor1827 to 1878 · 3 householdsThe Bever Family of Linn County, IowaFrom an Ohio wilderness farm to the City National Bank of Cedar Rapids: four generations1780 to 1852 · 4 generationsThe Boxwell Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Fayette County, Pennsylvania, to Linn Township in 18451830 to 1871 · 3 generationsThe Bromwell Family of Linn County, IowaMarion pioneers of 1839: a Maryland cabinet maker, his eight children and an attorney son1818 to 1863 · 3 generationsThe Dunn Families of Linn County, IowaTwo unrelated households: Clinton County pioneers and a Vermont minister's son1814 to 1881 · 2 householdsThe Kirkpatrick Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Ireland and Franklin County, Pennsylvania, to Franklin Township: three generations1826 to 1901 · 3 generationsThe Neal Family of Linn County, IowaFrom Lorain County, Ohio, to Linn Township: four generations1821 to 1860 · 4 generationsThe Paul Families of Linn County, IowaTwo households: brothers from Greene County, Pennsylvania, and a Virginia-born family in Linn Township1817 to 1847 · 4 householdsThe Rogers Families of Linn County, IowaFive separate households, from Ohio, New York, England and Scotland1811 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Stambaugh Families of Linn County, IowaTwo Pennsylvania households, in Bertram and Bowlder Townships, and a pioneer daughter in Spring Grove1810 to 1857 · 3 householdsThe Hahn Families of Linn County, IowaAn 1837 pioneer near Mt. Vernon and an 1862 family from Northampton County, Pennsylvania1809 to 1858 · 4 householdsThe Snyder Families of Linn County, IowaFive separate households from Ohio, Indiana and Alsace1819 to 1849 · 5 householdsThe Elliott Families of Linn County, IowaTwo unrelated households: Marion merchants from Ohio and a photographer from Pennsylvania1842 to 1850 · 2 householdsThe Harrison Families of Linn County, IowaBertram Township settlers from New Jersey and a Monroe Township farmer from Ohio and Pennsylvania1834 to 1861 · 2 householdsThe Hart Families of Linn County, IowaTwo unrelated households: Maryland lumbermen in Cedar Rapids and an Ohio farmer near Center Point1831 to 1835 · 2 householdsThe Leigh Family of Linn County, IowaFoster W. Leigh's family of Linn Grove and Mount Vernon, settlers of 18511829 to 1843 · 2 generationsThe Manchester Families of Linn County, IowaA Rhode Island doctor at Walker and a Lisbon carpenter's railroad son1821 to 1847 · 2 householdsThe Murray Families of Linn County, IowaIrish railroad contractors from Montreal and a Scottish-American family from Montgomery County, New York1784 to 1854 · 2 householdsThe Scott Families of Linn County, IowaThree separate households from Ohio and Pennsylvania1780 to 1856 · 3 householdsThe Yocom Family of Linn County, IowaQuaker carpenters from Belmont and Morgan Counties, Ohio, to Brown Township and Springville1797 to 1854 · 4 generationsThe Reece Family of Linn County, IowaSpring Grove Township pioneers from Highland County, Ohio1823 to 1868 · 3 generationsThe Stone Family of Linn County, IowaBrown Township pioneers of 1845 from Genesee and Tompkins Counties, New York1820 to 1822 · 3 generationsThe Butler Family of Linn County, IowaFounders of Springville and the Springville Exchange Bank: three generations1821 to 1857 · 3 generationsThe Ellis Family of Linn County, IowaRobert Ellis, who reached the site of Cedar Rapids in 1838 and gave his name to Ellis Parkfrom 1817 · 2 generationsThe Magnus Family of Linn County, IowaA Giessen brewer's son and the Eagle Brewery of Cedar Rapids1808 to 1834 · 2 generations

Coshocton County, Ohio

39 family lines · 213 biographies

The Miller Families of Coshocton County, OhioTwelve separate households, from Tiverton and Keene to Lafayette, Adams and the city of Coshocton1814 to 1865 · 12 householdsThe Wolfe Families of Coshocton County, OhioWolfe and Wolf households of Oxford, Keene, Franklin and Linton Townships, many from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania1802 to 1864 · 4 householdsThe Smith Families of Coshocton County, OhioTwelve separate households, from England, Ireland, Germany, Switzerland and several American states1802 to 1861 · 12 householdsThe Clark Families of Coshocton County, OhioNine households, from the founders of New Castle to the farms of Jackson and Pike Townships1776 to 1839 · 11 householdsThe Crawford Families of Coshocton County, OhioEight separate households, most of them from Ireland1806 to 1872 · 6 householdsThe Johnson Families of Coshocton County, OhioEight separate households from Maryland, New England, New York, Jefferson County and England1800 to 1859 · 8 householdsThe Williams Families of Coshocton County, OhioLinton Township pioneers, a state senator's family, and other households1802 to 1865 · 3 householdsThe Graham Families of Coshocton County, OhioIrish-born farmers of Clark Township and the Pike Township Grahams1814 to 1862 · 4 householdsThe Moore Families of Coshocton County, OhioEight separate households from Ireland, New Jersey, Virginia and the Ohio counties of Jefferson, Harrison and Tuscarawas1808 to 1879 · 8 householdsThe Shaw Families of Coshocton County, OhioLafayette Township pioneers from New Jersey, and five other households1790 to 1853 · 5 householdsThe Buxton Families of Coshocton County, OhioPerry and Jefferson Township farmers, merchants and builders1824 to 1867 · 3 householdsThe Boyd Families of Coshocton County, OhioFour households from Donegal, Tyrone and Pennsylvania in White Eyes and Keene Townships1801 to 1861 · 4 householdsThe Cullison Families of Coshocton County, OhioSeparate households in Perry, Bedford, Franklin, Jackson and Jefferson Townships1796 to 1857 · 5 householdsThe Daugherty Families of Coshocton County, OhioThree households in Keene, Adams, Jackson and Oxford Townships1788 to 1831 · 3 householdsThe Fox Families of Coshocton County, OhioConnecticut pioneers in Clark Township, a Bavarian family at Dutch Run, and the Blissfield postmaster1789 to 1873 · 2 householdsThe Hamilton Families of Coshocton County, OhioA County Tyrone family in White Eyes Township, and three other Hamilton households1804 to 1868 · 2 householdsThe Norris Families of Coshocton County, OhioVirginia settlers of 1809, a Maryland family of 1820, and a Greene County, Pennsylvania, family of 18551800 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe Robinson Families of Coshocton County, OhioA Franklin Township pioneer line and three unrelated households1811 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Snyder Families of Coshocton County, OhioFour households in Coshocton and Crawford Township, with roots in Holmes and Tuscarawas Counties and Switzerland1840 to 1852 · 4 householdsThe Workman Families of Coshocton County, OhioA Maryland tanner's family near Coshocton and two Belmont County households in Tiverton Township1810 to 1859 · 4 householdsThe Berry Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Belmont County to Perry and New Castle Townships: three generations1818 to 1848 · 3 generationsThe Elliott Families of Coshocton County, OhioPerry, White Eyes and Keene Township households of Irish descent1798 to 1832 · 4 householdsThe Hay Families of Coshocton County, OhioIrish-born merchants and bankers, and a young mayor, in the county seat1806 to 1855 · 3 householdsThe Leighninger Family of Coshocton County, OhioGeorge and Mary (Wolfe) Leighninger and their sons in Lafayette Townshipfrom 1822 · 2 generationsThe Loos Families of Coshocton County, OhioFive households from Pennsylvania and Germany, in Oxford Township and around Plainfield1799 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Compton Families of Coshocton County, OhioVirginia-born Comptons of Jackson Township and Coshocton1816 to 1850 · 2 householdsThe Lyons Families of Coshocton County, OhioFarmers of Adams and Perry Townships, 1881 and 19091840 to 1875 · 2 householdsThe Phillips Families of Coshocton County, OhioFour households from New Jersey, New York, Alsace and Keene Township1798 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Pomerene Family of Coshocton County, OhioA Holmes County farm family and three generations of Coshocton lawyers1835 to 1869 · 4 generationsThe Powell Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Herefordshire, England, to Adams and White Eyes Townships: four generations1809 to 1855 · 4 generationsThe Shafer Families of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Albany County, New York, to Lafayette Township: Abraham Shafer's family and other Shafer households1809 to 1847 · 2 householdsThe Wagoner Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Pennsylvania by way of Muskingum County to Franklin and Tuscarawas Townships1796 to 1834 · 2 generationsThe Wiggins Families of Coshocton County, OhioLafayette and Linton Township farmers with Virginia and Irish roots1811 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Dillon Families of Coshocton County, OhioPerry Township farmers, a clerk of courts, and a well-traveled schoolteacher1819 to 1845 · 2 householdsThe Ferguson Families of Coshocton County, OhioA Lafayette Township farm family and the brothers who started the Commonwealth1795 to 1857 · 2 householdsThe Park Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom County Tyrone by way of Canada to White Eyes Township and Fresno: three generations1833 to 1862 · 3 generationsThe Bluck Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Shropshire, England, to Lafayette and Oxford Townships: three generations1796 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Love Families of Coshocton County, OhioDonegal families in Keene and Linton Townships1795 to 1836 · 2 householdsThe Speck Family of Coshocton County, OhioFrom Baden, Germany, to Jefferson and Bethlehem Townships: three generations1808 to 1874 · 3 generations

Clark County, Ohio

31 family lines · 644 biographies

The Stewart Family of Clark County, OhioSix generations, from Belfast to Green Township, Clark County1781 to 1866 · 5 generationsThe Baker Families of Clark County, OhioEleven separate households from Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland1800 to 1872 · 11 householdsThe Smith Families of Clark County, OhioSeveral unrelated Smith households, from Pike Township farms to Springfield shops1720 to 1877 · 5 householdsThe Tuttle Family of Clark County, OhioPioneers of 1806 and four generations in Springfield, Green and Harmony Townships1799 to 1863 · 4 generationsThe Miller Families of Clark County, OhioSeparate Miller households, from a pioneer Methodist preacher's family to a Navy rear admiral1759 to 1862 · 8 householdsThe Leffel Family of Clark County, OhioVirginia brothers, a Springfield inventor, and four generations of farmers and millers1799 to 1869 · 4 generationsThe Yeazel Family of Clark County, OhioMoorefield Township pioneers since 1810, spelled Yeazel and Yeazell1774 to 1866 · 4 generationsThe Nichelson Family of Clark County, OhioHarmony Township landowners from 1806, spelled Nichelson or Nicholson1802 to 1873 · 4 generationsThe Thomas Families of Clark County, OhioUnrelated Thomas households, from Pike Township farms to Springfield's implement works1785 to 1870 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Clark County, OhioThe Harmony Township Wilsons and other unrelated Wilson households1806 to 1847 · 5 householdsThe Minnich Families of Clark County, OhioTwo Pennsylvania households in Bethel and German Townships1808 to 1837 · 3 householdsThe Neer Families of Clark County, OhioVirginia families in Pleasant Township, near Catawba1748 to 1861 · 2 householdsThe Crabill Family of Clark County, OhioFive generations in Moorefield and Springfield Townships1810 to 1879 · 4 generationsThe Nave Family of Clark County, OhioFour generations of Green Township farmers1811 to 1870 · 4 generationsThe Runyan Family of Clark County, OhioTwo pioneer families of Pleasant Township and Catawba1808 to 1841 · 6 generationsThe Battin Family of Clark County, OhioQuaker roots, Columbiana County farmers, and a Madison Township family from 18741767 to 1860 · 5 generationsThe Kitchen Family of Clark County, OhioFrom Gettysburg to Green Township: five generations1785 to 1877 · 5 generationsThe Martin Families of Clark County, OhioThree households from Maryland and Pennsylvania that the county histories do not connect1797 to 1867 · 3 householdsThe Croft Families of Clark County, OhioBethel Township pioneers, millers and farmers from 18041771 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe Rankin Family of Clark County, OhioA Springfield builder's family and a South Charleston banking family1780 to 1861 · 6 generationsThe Foos Family of Clark County, OhioThree generations of Springfield bankers and manufacturers1814 to 1852 · 3 generationsThe Garlough Family of Clark County, Ohio6 people, 2 linked generations1834 to 1838 · 2 generationsThe Perrin Family of Clark County, OhioThree generations on Section 3 of Springfield Township1778 to 1859 · 3 generationsThe Spence Family of Clark County, OhioYorkshire immigrants in Pike and German Townships1820 to 1864 · 3 generationsThe Mellinger Families of Clark County, OhioTwo Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, families in Mad River and Springfield Townships1835 to 1861 · 2 householdsThe Otstot Family of Clark County, OhioTwo Pennsylvania families in Springfield Township1795 to 1882 · 2 generationsThe Weaver Families of Clark County, OhioA Harmony Township blacksmith family and a Springfield congressman1794 to 1865 · 2 householdsThe Wise Family of Clark County, Ohio5 people, 2 linked generations1829 to 1845 · 2 generationsThe Ferree Family of Clark County, OhioYork County, Pennsylvania farmers in German Township and the Mad River Valley1818 to 1849 · 3 generationsThe Kobelanz Family of Clark County, OhioA Prussian immigrant's farm north of Springfield and the sons who kept it1798 to 1844 · 2 generationsThe Rabbitts Family of Clark County, OhioAn English-born woolen manufacturer and his Springfield sons1820 to 1855 · 2 generations

Allen County, Ohio

24 family lines · 142 biographies

The Hover Family of Allen County, OhioFrom Trumbull County to Shawnee Township, Lima and Delphos: five generations1808 to 1868 · 7 generationsThe Steiner Families of Allen County, OhioSwiss and Alsatian Mennonites of Richland Township, a Bluffton butcher and three Lima doctors: five households1815 to 1874 · 5 householdsThe Breese Families of Allen County, OhioFrom Wales to Shawnee Township in 1832: four generations, plus a separate Welsh household near Delphos1817 to 1877 · 5 householdsThe Hall Families of Allen County, OhioFour separate households from New Jersey, Connecticut, Iowa and Canada1799 to 1865 · 4 householdsThe Crites Families of Allen County, OhioPickaway County families in German Township and Elida: three households and their children1822 to 1855 · 3 householdsThe Evans Families of Allen County, OhioWelsh farmers, Delphos druggists, a railroad doctor and a Civil War veteran: six households1817 to 1853 · 6 householdsThe East Families of Allen County, OhioGerman Township farmers and Lima millers, bankers and ironworkers1794 to 1869 · 5 householdsThe Jones Families of Allen County, OhioWelsh households around Gomer and Marion Township, and later arrivals in Lima1807 to 1871 · 8 householdsThe Ashton Family of Allen County, OhioFrom Lincolnshire, England, to Richland County and Lima: two generations1796 to 1837 · 2 generationsThe Miller Families of Allen County, OhioEight separate households from Germany, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio1805 to 1870 · 8 householdsThe Post Families of Allen County, OhioThe Post mill on the Auglaize, Amanda Township farms, and a Spencer Township household1800 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Ridenour Families of Allen County, OhioFive households in Perry and Sugar Creek Townships and Lima1785 to 1862 · 5 householdsThe Amstutz Families of Allen County, OhioFour separate households from Alsace, France and Switzerland around Richland Township and Bluffton1811 to 1858 · 4 householdsThe Davis Families of Allen County, OhioVermont pioneers in Perry Township, and unrelated households at West Cairo, Delphos and Lima1626 to 1851 · 4 householdsThe Hefner Families of Allen County, OhioTwo Ross County households, also spelled Heffner, that settled in Perry, Auglaize and Jackson Townships about 18401804 to 1854 · 3 householdsThe Thomas Families of Allen County, OhioFour separate households in Lima, from New York City, Wales, Indiana and Van Wert County1816 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Marshall Families of Allen County, OhioSeparate households from Pennsylvania and Virginia in Monroe, Richland and Perry Townships1814 to 1851 · 3 householdsThe Cochrun Families of Allen County, OhioRev. Simon Cochrun's descendants in Amanda Township and Spencerville, and James Cochrun's family of Marion Township1756 to 1859 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Allen County, OhioFour separate households: a Lima lawyer, a Westminster pioneer line, a German Township engineer and a Cairo blacksmith1832 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Watt Families of Allen County, OhioThree households: Hog Creek pioneers, a Lafayette merchant, and a Lima shoemaking family1827 to 1883 · 3 householdsThe Baxter Families of Allen County, OhioRoss County pioneers in Amanda and German Townships, and a Lima family of hatters, lawyers and a doctor1807 to 1885 · 2 householdsThe Lause Family of Allen County, OhioGerman pioneers of Marion Township, near Delphos, in three generations1820 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Moore Families of Allen County, OhioThree separate households: a Civil War colonel and banker, a Bluffton doctor and a Lima merchantfrom 1831 · 2 householdsThe Spyker Family of Allen County, OhioFrom Circleville to section 25 of Shawnee Township: three generations1813 to 1865 · 3 generations

Berrien County, Michigan

24 family lines · 90 biographies

The King Families of Berrien County, MichiganFour separate households in Benton, Sodus, Berrien and Lake Townships1808 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Smith Families of Berrien County, MichiganSix separate households from Delaware, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New York1824 to 1876 · 7 householdsThe Brant Family of Berrien County, MichiganFrom New York by ox team to the four corners of Bainbridge Township, 18361815 to 1873 · 4 generationsThe Cook Families of Berrien County, MichiganPrinters at Niles, farmers in Bainbridge and Sodus, fruit growers on the lake shore1837 to 1889 · 4 householdsThe Feather Families of Berrien County, MichiganTwo Pennsylvania households in Oronoko township, from 1833 and 18361832 to 1882 · 5 householdsThe Sutherland Family of Berrien County, MichiganTwo pioneer brothers from Broome County, New York, and their Bainbridge, Benton and Pipestone township descendants1831 to 1871 · 3 generationsThe Clark Families of Berrien County, MichiganThree households from Ohio in Pipestone, Galien and Niles townships1838 to 1860 · 3 householdsThe French Families of Berrien County, MichiganFour separate households at St. Joseph, Lincoln, Buchanan, Bertrand and Niles1818 to 1851 · 4 householdsThe Krieger Families of Berrien County, MichiganGerman pioneers of Bainbridge township and their fruit-growing sons1816 to 1876 · 4 householdsThe Morley Families of Berrien County, MichiganTwo pioneer households in Bertrand, Lake and Wesaw townships1796 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Murphy Families of Berrien County, MichiganThree unrelated households: two pioneer families of Berrien Township and a St. Joseph mill superintendent1811 to 1852 · 3 householdsThe Pullen Families of Berrien County, MichiganEnglish shoemakers turned Fair Plain fruit growers, and a Maine family in Oronoko township1829 to 1847 · 3 householdsThe Sharai Families of Berrien County, MichiganTwo Canadian-born pioneers and their children in Sodus township1845 to 1858 · 2 householdsThe Collins Families of Berrien County, MichiganA Delaware family of shoemakers in Niles and St. Joseph, and Ohio farmers in Pipestone Township1785 to 1873 · 2 householdsThe Graham Families of Berrien County, MichiganOronoko Township farmers and a St. Joseph steamboat owner1826 to 1860 · 4 householdsThe Harner Families of Berrien County, MichiganTwo Pennsylvania families who settled in the late 1830s and farmed in Oronoko township1830 to 1881 · 4 householdsThe Mars Family of Berrien County, MichiganFrom Giles County, Virginia, to Berrien Township in 18301829 to 1871 · 4 generationsThe Hess Families of Berrien County, MichiganBuilders and fruit growers at Millburg and in Pipestone township1836 to 1859 · 2 householdsThe Howe Family of Berrien County, MichiganThree generations in Bertrand Township and Buchanan from 18351832 to 1862 · 3 generationsThe Miller Families of Berrien County, MichiganFour separate households from Ohio, Canada, Saxony and Louisiana1836 to 1854 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Berrien County, MichiganThree separate households in St. Joseph1818 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Butzbach Family of Berrien County, MichiganFrom Nassau, Germany, to Bainbridge Township: three generations1828 to 1854 · 3 generationsThe Vanderveer Family of Berrien County, MichiganFrom a burned-out Battle Creek hardware store to the Benton Township orchards1851 to 1865 · 2 generationsThe Garland Families of Berrien County, MichiganTwo households: Horace Garland's sons from New Hampshire stock, and a Buchanan doctor1855 to 1871 · 2 households

Boone County, Missouri

24 family lines · 91 biographies

The Barnes Families of Boone County, MissouriFive households from Kentucky and the Howard County forts1788 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Boone County, MissouriFour separate Kentucky-born households, from the county's first wedding to Hereford breeders and millers1787 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Wright Families of Boone County, MissouriFive pioneer households from Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky1787 to 1839 · 6 householdsThe Turner Families of Boone County, MissouriFive separate households, from the Columbia bar to Sturgeon and Centralia1801 to 1854 · 7 householdsThe Ellis Family of Boone County, MissouriPeter and Eleanor Ellis and their mule-trading sons, near Ashland1778 to 1821 · 3 generationsThe Gordon Families of Boone County, MissouriA Columbia family of lawyers from Madison County, Kentucky, and two other households1825 to 1848 · 3 householdsThe Johnson Families of Boone County, MissouriFour separate households from Kentucky, Virginia and Howard County1809 to 1844 · 4 householdsThe Nichols Families of Boone County, MissouriKentucky pioneers on the Two-mile prairie and the Rocky Fork, and a Centralia postmaster1796 to 1837 · 4 householdsThe Hulen Families of Boone County, MissouriFour households from Kentucky, Indiana and Randolph County around Sturgeon, Centralia and Columbia1833 to 1852 · 2 householdsThe Robinson Families of Boone County, MissouriFour separate households from South Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky1786 to 1839 · 4 householdsThe Shock Family of Boone County, MissouriFrom Fayette County, Kentucky, to the farms north of Columbia1800 to 1827 · 3 generationsThe Wilhite Families of Boone County, MissouriJoel Wilhite's sons near New Providence, the Thrall's Prairie Wilhites, and a two-term legislator1812 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Douglass Families of Boone County, MissouriA Civil War general, a young prosecutor, and a Rocheport farm family1775 to 1852 · 3 householdsThe Elliott Families of Boone County, MissouriThree Kentucky households near Rocheport and Centraliafrom 1846 · 3 householdsThe Rollins Family of Boone County, MissouriFrom County Tyrone to Richland: Dr. Anthony Wayne Rollins and his descendants1783 to 1836 · 4 generationsThe White Families of Boone County, MissouriFour households: Centralia merchants, Confederate farmers, and two Rocheport tradesmen1812 to 1847 · 4 householdsThe Forbis Families of Boone County, MissouriThree Kentucky households near Ashland, Rocheport and Centralia1799 to 1833 · 3 householdsThe Garth Families of Boone County, MissouriTwo Kentucky households in Columbia, Rocheport and the Two-Mile Prairie1803 to 1852 · 2 householdsThe Hickam Families of Boone County, MissouriJudge Joseph W. Hickam's pioneer family and other Virginia-born Hickam households near Columbia1830 to 1835 · 2 householdsThe Fenton Families of Boone County, MissouriThree farm households from Virginia and Kentucky, and a fourth named in passing1820 to 1855 · 3 householdsThe Mitchell Family of Boone County, MissouriFrom Prince William County, Virginia, to Walnut Grove and the Bank of Centralia: three generations1807 to 1857 · 3 generationsThe Palmer Families of Boone County, MissouriTwo Clark County, Kentucky, households near Sturgeon1811 to 1834 · 2 householdsThe Stephens Families of Boone County, MissouriA Columbia merchant and senator, his newspaper-owner son, and a Cedar Creek farm family1815 to 1849 · 2 householdsThe Scott Family of Boone County, MissouriA millwright from New York and his merchant son in Columbiafrom 1846 · 2 generations

Buchanan County, Missouri

24 family lines · 95 biographies

The Davis Families of Buchanan County, MissouriThe Rock House Prairie millers and seven other households the books do not connect1821 to 1868 · 7 householdsThe Smith Families of Buchanan County, MissouriSeven separate households, from the man who mapped St. Joseph to its merchants and farmers1807 to 1869 · 7 householdsThe Johnson Families of Buchanan County, MissouriFive separate households from Cooper County, Ohio and Sweden1796 to 1862 · 5 householdsThe Martin Families of Buchanan County, MissouriFive separate households: a school founder, a Confederate woodcarver, a farmer, a printer and a lawyer1812 to 1854 · 5 householdsThe Allen Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA grocer, a lawyer, a builder and a sewing-machine dealer in St. Joseph1845 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Brown Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA pioneer county judge, two Decatur County farmers, a blacksmith and a transfer firm1811 to 1866 · 5 householdsThe Craig Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA general, a merchant, a blacksmith and a city marshal: four separate households1817 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Fleming Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA ferry captain, an Irish farmer, a Halleck miller and a railroad freight agent1817 to 1841 · 4 householdsThe Stewart Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA governor, a distiller, a foundryman, a cigar merchant and two others, unrelated as far as the books say1814 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Turner Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA merchant and city officer from Rochester, and two railroad men1819 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Wilson Families of Buchanan County, MissouriFour separate households, from a DeKalb pioneer to a St. Joseph box maker1804 to 1857 · 4 householdsThe Moore Families of Buchanan County, MissouriSeparate households from West Virginia, England and Kansas1818 to 1858 · 3 householdsThe Nichols Families of Buchanan County, MissouriSlash Valley settlers from Tennessee, a New York millwright and an express agent from Indiana1830 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Norris Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA St. Joseph merchant, a railroad foreman, a prosecuting attorney and a pioneer's bride1831 to 1839 · 3 householdsThe Wyatt Family of Buchanan County, MissouriA pioneer lawyer and preacher of St. Joseph and his sons1819 to 1849 · 2 generationsThe Chesnut Families of Buchanan County, MissouriTwo Laurel County, Kentucky, households in Jackson Township and St. Joseph1820 to 1840 · 3 householdsThe Ross Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA Stanberry-born dentist and a Prince Edward Island hotel keeperfrom 1864 · 2 householdsThe Spratt Family of Buchanan County, MissouriTwo brothers from Tennessee and Kentucky, and a sheriff and county collector1814 to 1816 · 2 generationsThe Casey Family of Buchanan County, MissouriA Kentucky coal pioneer and congressman and his sons in St. Josephfrom 1821 · 2 generationsThe Flournoy Family of Buchanan County, MissouriFrom Washington County, Kentucky, to the St. Joseph bar1854 to 1864 · 3 generationsThe Geiger Family of Buchanan County, MissouriFrom Wurtemberg to St. Joseph: a surgeon and medical teacher1848 to 1865 · 2 generationsThe Saxton Families of Buchanan County, MissouriA pioneer merchant and banker, a Saxton farmer and a St. Joseph builder1820 to 1838 · 3 householdsThe Enright Families of Buchanan County, MissouriTwo St. Joseph-born businessmen of the 1890sfrom 1866The Heaton Family of Buchanan County, MissouriSt. Joseph cabinetmakers and undertakers, father and son1808 to 1855 · 2 generations

Butler County, Ohio

24 family lines · 98 biographies

The Smith Families of Butler County, OhioEleven separate households, from the territorial sheriff to Reily Township doctors1762 to 1877 · 10 householdsThe Millikin Family of Butler County, OhioFrom County Antrim to Hamilton: five generations of doctors, lawyers and soldiers1752 to 1868 · 5 generationsThe Clark Families of Butler County, OhioSix separate households, from the founder of Venice to the jailer of 19051793 to 1869 · 6 householdsThe Hughes Family of Butler County, OhioFrom Baltimore County, Maryland, to Liberty and Lemon Townships: three generations1777 to 1859 · 3 generationsThe Brown Families of Butler County, OhioFive separate households from Virginia, Vermont, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts1804 to 1838 · 5 householdsThe Beckett Families of Butler County, OhioTwo families: the Hanover Township paper makers and the Union Township landowners1799 to 1870 · 5 householdsThe Reed Families of Butler County, OhioLemon Township pioneers from County Tyrone, and a family of doctors at Stockton1797 to 1857 · 4 householdsThe Anderson Families of Butler County, OhioThree separate households: a Revolutionary soldier from Donegal, Delaware pioneers in Liberty Township, and a Virginia miller in Hamilton1758 to 1869 · 3 householdsThe Williams Families of Butler County, OhioFour separate households: Hamilton lawyers, Ross Township farmers and an Oxford attorney1821 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Butterfield Families of Butler County, OhioThe Venice pioneer Jeremiah Butterfield and his descendants, with an unrelated Middletown household1776 to 1859 · 3 householdsThe Compton Families of Butler County, OhioHamilton builders from Jacob Compton's line, and a Lemon Township sheep breeder1796 to 1833 · 3 householdsThe Doty Families of Butler County, OhioNew Jersey pioneers at Middletown and in Lemon Township1765 to 1844 · 2 householdsThe Jones Families of Butler County, OhioThree separate households: a Welsh family of Paddy's Run, a Union Township family tied to the pioneer Vinnedges, and a Fox Paper Company superintendent1795 to 1865 · 3 householdsThe Miller Families of Butler County, OhioFive separate households from Wurtemberg, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois1814 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Elliott Family of Butler County, OhioMaryland Methodists in Liberty Township and Hamilton: four generations1782 to 1855 · 3 generationsThe Gray Families of Butler County, OhioFour separate households in Reily, Union and Fairfield Townships1744 to 1845 · 4 householdsThe Campbell Families of Butler County, OhioTwo households: the governor's family of Middletown and Hamilton, and the ice and dairy Campbells of Fairfield Township1807 to 1863 · 2 householdsThe Hueston Family of Butler County, OhioTwo frontier brothers and their families in Fairfield, Hanover and St. Clair Townships1771 to 1827 · 3 generationsThe Scott Families of Butler County, OhioThree unrelated households: Milford Township pioneers, a Presbyterian professor and a Hamilton physician1771 to 1849 · 3 householdsThe Shollenbarger Family of Butler County, OhioFrom North Carolina to Ross and Milford Townships: four generations1809 to 1875 · 4 generationsThe Thomas Families of Butler County, OhioTwo separate households: New Jersey farmers in Fairfield Township and a Hamilton postmaster's family1792 to 1841 · 2 householdsThe Bisdorf Family of Butler County, OhioFrom Jesberg, Germany, to the Hamilton court house and the sheriff's office: three generations1835 to 1866 · 3 generationsThe Shields Family of Butler County, OhioFrom the north of Ireland to Morgan Township: three generations1763 to 1843 · 3 generationsThe Weller Family of Butler County, OhioTwo brothers from Montgomery who went from Hamilton to California1812 to 1821 · 2 generations

Clinton County, Iowa

24 family lines · 85 biographies

The Smith Families of Clinton County, IowaNine separate households, from Camanche and Clinton to DeWitt, Bloomfield and Orange Townships1819 to 1866 · 9 householdsThe Jones Family of Clinton County, IowaCarpenters and farmers from Ohio in Welton Township and DeWitt1818 to 1862 · 3 generationsThe Clark Families of Clinton County, IowaThree unrelated households: DeWitt pioneers, a Delmar veteran's family and Irish farmers of Waterford Township1808 to 1862 · 3 householdsThe Hansen Families of Clinton County, IowaFive separate households from Schleswig and Holstein1812 to 1883 · 5 householdsThe Scott Families of Clinton County, IowaPioneers of Olive Township, builders of Lyons and farmers near Delmar1825 to 1860 · 3 householdsThe Cook Families of Clinton County, IowaTwo Wheatland doctors, a Sharon Township mason's family, and an Orange Township farmer from Virginia1825 to 1866 · 3 householdsThe Bailey Families of Clinton County, IowaA Bloomfield Township farm family from New York and an English-born railroad engineer at Clinton1830 to 1855 · 2 householdsThe Hoyt Families of Clinton County, IowaAn insurance man and a pioneer's daughter in Clinton, and a Civil War carpenter at Camanche1832 to 1868 · 2 householdsThe Kelly Families of Clinton County, IowaThree separate households: Center Township, Grand Mound and Clinton1814 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Bather Family of Clinton County, IowaFlorists and nurserymen of Clinton, from Manchester, England1828 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Curtis Families of Clinton County, IowaTwo unrelated households: the sash-and-door Curtis brothers of Clinton, and a farming and preaching family in Olive Township1818 to 1850 · 2 householdsThe Koons Family of Clinton County, IowaA Germantown carpenter who built in early Clinton, and his railroad son1820 to 1863 · 2 generationsThe Lamb Family of Clinton County, IowaLumbermen of Clinton: Chancy Lamb, his sons and grandsons1816 to 1871 · 4 generationsThe Walker Families of Clinton County, IowaTwo separate households: Elk River Township pioneers and a Calamus merchant from Ontario1832 to 1848 · 2 householdsThe Wilson Families of Clinton County, IowaThree separate households: a Clinton bridge builder, a Lincoln Township Quaker family and an Elk River Township legislator1825 to 1847 · 3 householdsThe Barber Family of Clinton County, IowaOrange Township pioneers of 1838 and three of their sons1809 to 1871 · 3 generationsThe Forth Family of Clinton County, IowaCarl Forth's Olive Township homestead and three of his sons1830 to 1869 · 2 generationsThe Large Families of Clinton County, IowaBoot and shoe dealers turned farmers and builders at DeWitt1818 to 1866 · 2 householdsThe Work Families of Clinton County, IowaTwo milling families from Fayette County, Pennsylvania, at De Witt, and a Danish architect in Clinton1808 to 1861 · 3 householdsThe Farrell Family of Clinton County, IowaFrom County Cavan by way of Ohio to Deep Creek Township1845 to 1851 · 2 generationsThe Hall Families of Clinton County, IowaThree separate households: Charlotte and Delmar, Wheatland, and Clinton1808 to 1856 · 3 householdsThe Kallenbach Family of Clinton County, IowaGerman Catholic farmers in Olive and Orange Townships1849 to 1860 · 2 generationsThe Leedham Family of Clinton County, IowaLincolnshire butchers who settled at Lyons, and a county auditor1825 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Howes Family of Clinton County, IowaRailroad engineers from Bristol, England, by way of the Pennsylvania coal fields1830 to 1856 · 2 generations

Clinton County, Ohio

24 family lines · 180 biographies

The Moon Families of Clinton County, OhioThe Tennessee "Moon colony" of Clark Township and the households that grew from it1781 to 1878 · 9 householdsThe Johnson Families of Clinton County, OhioEleven separate households from Virginia, New Jersey and Highland County1777 to 1873 · 9 householdsThe Haines Families of Clinton County, OhioEight separate households from Pennsylvania, North Carolina and New Jersey1801 to 1863 · 8 householdsThe Hadley Families of Clinton County, OhioQuaker households from North Carolina at Clarksville and along Todd's Fork1774 to 1847 · 3 householdsThe Custis Families of Clinton County, OhioThree households in Union, Richland, Washington and Green Townships1770 to 1888 · 7 householdsThe Moore Families of Clinton County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Adams and Fayette counties, and Virginia1781 to 1842 · 6 householdsThe West Families of Clinton County, OhioOwen West's surveyors and farmers of Clark Township, and two other West households1750 to 1864 · 5 householdsThe Walker Families of Clinton County, OhioEight households, most of them Quaker, around Wilmington, New Vienna and Martinsville1802 to 1858 · 8 householdsThe Brown Families of Clinton County, OhioSix separate households, from Washington Township pioneers to a New Vienna doctor1813 to 1881 · 6 householdsThe Fisher Families of Clinton County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Virginia and Massachusetts1801 to 1853 · 6 householdsThe Osborn Families of Clinton County, OhioQuaker households around Ogden and Wilmington, from North Carolina and Indiana1775 to 1854 · 6 householdsThe Linton Family of Clinton County, OhioQuakers from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on Todd's Fork from 18041703 to 1852 · 7 generationsThe Collett Family of Clinton County, OhioA Revolutionary soldier's family in Chester Township from 1814: five generations1725 to 1832 · 5 generationsThe Doan Families of Clinton County, OhioUnion Township pioneers of 1804, and a separate household near Sabina1759 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Oglesbee Family of Clinton County, OhioFrom Virginia to Liberty Township in 1817: four generations near Lumberton and Port William1806 to 1843 · 5 generationsThe Bernard Family of Clinton County, OhioFrom Goochland County, Virginia, to Green and Wayne Townships: five generations1756 to 1835 · 5 generationsThe Cline Families of Clinton County, OhioPhilip Cline's Virginians at Sabina and Richard Cline's New Jersey family near New Vienna1781 to 1850 · 5 householdsThe Miller Families of Clinton County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Virginia and southern Ohio1803 to 1869 · 6 householdsThe Vandervort Family of Clinton County, OhioFrom New Amsterdam to New Antioch: pioneers of the Christian Church in Green Township1798 to 1838 · 5 generationsThe Hiatt Families of Clinton County, OhioTwo Guilford County, North Carolina, families in Clark and Union Townships1783 to 1827 · 2 householdsThe Stephens Families of Clinton County, OhioThree separate households, from New Jersey, Virginia and Highland County1806 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Curtis Families of Clinton County, OhioA Virginia Baptist family in Green Township and a Tennessee pioneer line at Sabina1801 to 1866 · 2 householdsThe Hoskins Family of Clinton County, OhioFour generations of Quakers from Guilford County, North Carolina1808 to 1841 · 5 generationsThe Skimming Family of Clinton County, OhioFrom near Edinburgh, Scotland, by way of Maryland, to Washington and Union Townships1819 to 1858 · 3 generations

Crawford County, Ohio

24 family lines · 244 biographies

The Smith Families of Crawford County, OhioNine separate households from Pennsylvania, Saxony, Virginia and other Ohio counties1767 to 1879 · 9 householdsThe Miller Families of Crawford County, OhioTwelve separate households, from Bucyrus pioneers to Crestline railroad men1800 to 1878 · 12 householdsThe Heinlen Families of Crawford County, OhioThree Wurtemberg households in Whetstone and Bucyrus Townships1799 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Brown Families of Crawford County, OhioSeparate households from Wurtemberg, Ireland, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts1790 to 1867 · 6 householdsThe Keller Families of Crawford County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Stark County and Bavaria1719 to 1853 · 6 householdsThe Monnett Family of Crawford County, OhioTwo pioneer brothers on the Sandusky Plains and four generations of stockmen, preachers and bankers1748 to 1871 · 7 generationsThe Ross Families of Crawford County, OhioFour separate households from Connecticut, New Jersey, Hesse-Darmstadt and Scotland1799 to 1871 · 4 householdsThe Crall Families of Crawford County, OhioFrom Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, to Liberty Township1808 to 1875 · 6 householdsThe Hoover Families of Crawford County, OhioThe Dallas Township pioneers and three other households1785 to 1873 · 8 householdsThe Kiess Family of Crawford County, OhioFrom Stuttgart to Lycoming County to Whetstone Township: four generations1813 to 1880 · 4 generationsThe Neff Families of Crawford County, OhioFrom Wurtemberg by way of Pennsylvania, and three later German households1783 to 1873 · 5 householdsThe Sherer Families of Crawford County, OhioSeparate Whetstone Township households from Lycoming, Washington and Stark counties1792 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Donnenwirth Families of Crawford County, OhioFrom Strasbourg and Alsace to New Washington and Bucyrus1810 to 1872 · 5 householdsThe Hopley Family of Crawford County, OhioAn English schoolmaster turned Bucyrus editor, and a family of newspaper people1821 to 1866 · 3 generationsThe Kerr Families of Crawford County, OhioTwo pioneer families: the Knox County sheep men and the Juniata County Presbyterians1807 to 1872 · 5 householdsThe Lust Family of Crawford County, OhioFrom Wurtemberg to Lykens, Chatfield and Holmes Townships1813 to 1872 · 4 generationsThe Fisher Families of Crawford County, OhioFive separate households: Bucyrus merchants and builders, a railroad colonel, and an engineer from Hesse-Darmstadt1787 to 1856 · 5 householdsThe Lutz Families of Crawford County, OhioTwo Wurtemberg households in Chatfield Township, and two more the books leave unconnected1797 to 1860 · 2 householdsThe Williams Families of Crawford County, OhioFive separate households from Pennsylvania and older Ohio counties1802 to 1836 · 6 householdsThe Birk Family of Crawford County, OhioFrom Wurtemberg to a Bucyrus harness shop: four generations1831 to 1874 · 4 generationsThe Fry Family of Crawford County, OhioTwo Swiss brothers and their descendants around Annapolis, Sulphur Springs and Cranberry Township1791 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Hilborn Families of Crawford County, OhioIsaac Hilborn's sons in Auburn Township, and a Todd Township household1798 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Sharrock Family of Crawford County, OhioFive generations, from a British soldier who changed sides to the farms of Bucyrus Township1814 to 1871 · 5 generationsThe Babst Family of Crawford County, OhioFrom Elkirch, near Strasbourg, to the Babst Banking House at Crestline1810 to 1875 · 4 generations

Des Moines County, Iowa

24 family lines · 130 biographies

The Smith Families of Des Moines County, IowaNine separate households from Ohio, North Carolina, Yorkshire, the Rhine, Virginia, Massachusetts, Ireland and beyond1795 to 1877 · 9 householdsThe Jackson Families of Des Moines County, IowaPioneers from Vermont, Pennsylvania and Sweden in Benton, Franklin and Huron Townships1793 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Hunt Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom Maryland and Tennessee to the Hunt Settlement near Burlington: four generations1776 to 1905 · 4 generationsThe Johnson Families of Des Moines County, IowaEight separate households: Flint River pioneers, Swedish stonemasons and farmers, a Baptist missionary, and Burlington's boy printer1824 to 1863 · 8 householdsThe Foote Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom Wethersfield and Middlebury to Burlington: a senator, an industrialist and a governor's wife1593 to 1856 · 4 generationsThe Gilbert Family of Des Moines County, IowaKentucky to Prairie du Chien to Burlington: three brothers and the Gilbert lumberyard1798 to 1893 · 4 generationsThe Miller Families of Des Moines County, IowaFive separate households from Indiana, Illinois, Vermont and Germany1826 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Evans Families of Des Moines County, IowaThree Welsh households: a Burlington lumberman, a Washington Township farm family and a builder1782 to 1876 · 3 householdsThe Magel Family of Des Moines County, IowaGerman pioneers of Union Township near Rock Springs: three generations1812 to 1883 · 3 generationsThe Waite Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom Hatfield, Massachusetts, to the Burlington Hawk-Eye1601 to 1866 · 4 generationsThe Anderson Families of Des Moines County, IowaSix separate households: a Kentucky pioneer family and five from Sweden1827 to 1873 · 6 householdsThe Thomas Families of Des Moines County, IowaA Yellow Springs Township pioneer line, a Welsh-born Mediapolis banker and a Burlington school principal1819 to 1847 · 5 householdsThe Andre Family of Des Moines County, IowaPrussian shoemakers and the Green Horn shoe store of Burlington1826 to 1860 · 3 generationsThe Bailey Families of Des Moines County, IowaThree separate farm households in Huron, Yellow Spring and Danville Townships1835 to 1861 · 3 householdsThe Bock Families of Des Moines County, IowaBurlington nurserymen and florists from Prussian Silesia, and a Flint River Township farmer1822 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Bosch Families of Des Moines County, IowaFour German households: brewers, a dairyman, butchers and a plumber1822 to 1863 · 4 householdsThe Dodge Family of Des Moines County, IowaGen. Augustus C. Dodge of Burlington, his father Henry Dodge, and his sons1812 to 1854 · 3 generationsThe Kelley Families of Des Moines County, IowaThree separate households: Burlington merchants of 1835, an implement dealer from Ohio, and Flint River Township farmers1809 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Schramm Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom Bavaria to the dry-goods houses of Burlington: four generations1823 to 1885 · 4 generationsThe Blaul Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom Hesse-Darmstadt to a Burlington wholesale grocery house: three generations1826 to 1863 · 3 generationsThe Unterkircher Family of Des Moines County, IowaFrom a Michigan tannery to Burlington's livery and funeral trade1826 to 1867 · 2 generationsThe Williams Families of Des Moines County, IowaFour separate households: a Burlington rope maker, a Huron Township surveyor, a pioneer judge and a sheriff1816 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Fleming Families of Des Moines County, IowaTwo unrelated households: an Irish family by way of New Orleans, and a Pennsylvania doctor1823 to 1851 · 2 householdsThe Lahee Family of Des Moines County, IowaLaw, insurance and early Republican politics in Burlington1795 to 1864 · 3 generations

Fayette County, Ohio

24 family lines · 138 biographies

The Parrett Families of Fayette County, Ohio"Tennessee Joe" and "Paint John": two pioneer lines on Paint Creek and Sugar Creek, with two more households1811 to 1914 · 9 householdsThe Allen Families of Fayette County, OhioNine households, from the pioneer of Allentown to the county superintendent of schools1808 to 1914 · 9 householdsThe McCoy Families of Fayette County, OhioBlacksmiths, farmers and soldiers in five separate households1812 to 1886 · 6 householdsThe Creamer Family of Fayette County, OhioFour generations on Sugar Creek, Jefferson Township, from 18101746 to 1844 · 4 generationsThe Wright Families of Fayette County, OhioThree pioneer households on Sugar Creek and at Jeffersonville1808 to 1838 · 3 householdsThe Cook Families of Fayette County, OhioFive households, from Cook's Station to the sheriff's office1797 to 1882 · 5 householdsThe Hays Families of Fayette County, OhioFour households in Paint, Union and Jefferson Townships, from Virginia and Kentucky1788 to 1883 · 4 householdsThe Smith Families of Fayette County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky and New Jersey1797 to 1850 · 6 householdsThe Wilson Families of Fayette County, OhioFive households in the 1881 and 1914 county histories1825 to 1887 · 5 householdsThe Yeoman Families of Fayette County, OhioWayne Township pioneers, a colonel and a general in three households1808 to 1848 · 3 householdsThe Bush Families of Fayette County, OhioPioneer households from Virginia on Sugar Creek and in Union and Jefferson Townships1778 to 1869 · 3 householdsThe Carr Families of Fayette County, OhioThree pioneer households west of Washington and near Jeffersonville1813 to 1845 · 3 householdsThe Horney Families of Fayette County, OhioTwo North Carolina households around Jeffersonville, Jefferson Township1831 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Johnson Families of Fayette County, OhioFour separate households from Virginia and Greene County1801 to 1845 · 4 householdsThe Wissler Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to Paint Township: three generations1855 to 1883 · 3 generationsThe Cockerill Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom Loudoun County, Virginia, to Perry Township: four generations1790 to 1850 · 4 generationsThe Coil Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom 1,200 acres in Union Township to three generations of farmers1789 to 1853 · 3 generationsThe Post Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom a pioneer clearing to the halls of Congress: three generations1790 to 1863 · 3 generationsThe Brown Families of Fayette County, OhioFour separate households in the 1881 and 1914 histories1839 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe DeWitt Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom Clark County, Kentucky, to Wayne Township: the pioneer John DeWitt and his sons1806 to 1829 · 3 generationsThe Janes Families of Fayette County, OhioTwo Jefferson Township households with Virginia roots1839 to 1914 · 2 householdsThe Kirk Family of Fayette County, OhioThe Kirkpatricks of Jefferson Township: three generations from 18101813 to 1862 · 3 generationsThe Jones Families of Fayette County, OhioThree unrelated households in the 1881 and 1914 county histories1827 to 1857 · 3 householdsThe Perrill Family of Fayette County, OhioFrom Virginia to Jasper Township: three generations1821 to 1866 · 3 generations

Greene County, Missouri

24 family lines · 127 biographies

The Smith Families of Greene County, MissouriTwelve of the best-documented Smith households, from Grand Prairie pioneers to Springfield doctors, bankers and railroad men1777 to 1883 · 12 householdsThe Brown Families of Greene County, MissouriSix separate households from North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Maine, Ireland and England1804 to 1876 · 6 householdsThe Williams Families of Greene County, MissouriEight separate households: Tennessee pioneers, Springfield merchants, doctors, a lawyer and a Dakota frontiersman1800 to 1873 · 8 householdsThe Potter Families of Greene County, MissouriTennessee farmers, Strafford pioneers and Prussian smiths at Brookline1810 to 1886 · 5 householdsThe Ross Families of Greene County, MissouriA Methodist preacher's family in Robberson and Murray Townships, and a Springfield postmaster from Indiana1812 to 1869 · 5 householdsThe Murray Families of Greene County, MissouriSeparate households from Tennessee, Crawford County, Ohio and Ireland1801 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Rountree Family of Greene County, MissouriFrom Orange County, North Carolina, to Wilson's Creek: three generations of Springfield pioneers1782 to 1848 · 3 generationsThe Jones Families of Greene County, MissouriSix separate households from Tennessee, Virginia and the Missouri Ozarks1836 to 1877 · 5 householdsThe Murphy Families of Greene County, MissouriFour unrelated households: a Virginia-born lawyer, two Irish families and a pair of Jefferson County twins1807 to 1879 · 4 householdsThe Price Families of Greene County, MissouriRussell County, Virginia, pioneers of 1836, and two Frisco railroad men from Grundy County, Tennessee1816 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Watts Families of Greene County, MissouriThree separate households: James River pioneers, Bois D'Arc saddlers and an English railroad family1810 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Bodenhamer Family of Greene County, MissouriThree generations on the farms east of Springfield1834 to 1878 · 3 generationsThe Campbell Families of Greene County, MissouriEarly Springfield settlers, a Tennessee justice of the peace and two Frisco railroad men1818 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Love Families of Greene County, MissouriGeneral Thomas Love's descendants by way of Webster County, and Robert Love of Strafford1789 to 1873 · 5 householdsThe Moore Families of Greene County, MissouriSeven separate households from North Carolina, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois and Missouri1819 to 1846 · 6 householdsThe Thompson Families of Greene County, MissouriThe 1829 pioneers of Clay Township, and a New Jersey lawyer and railroad agent1822 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Walker Families of Greene County, MissouriThree separate households: from Ireland, from Bedford County, Tennessee, and from Christian County1800 to 1866 · 3 householdsThe Watson Families of Greene County, MissouriThree households from Monroe County, Tennessee1823 to 1854 · 3 householdsThe Ferguson Families of Greene County, MissouriA Pike County soldier's line of clerks and bankers, and a Springfield photographer1842 to 1876 · 2 householdsThe Hall Families of Greene County, MissouriA Franklin Township farm family and three Springfield households1834 to 1869 · 3 householdsThe Phelps Family of Greene County, MissouriGovernor John S. Phelps, Mary Whitney Phelps and their son Col. John E. Phelps1813 to 1839 · 3 generationsThe Wood Families of Greene County, MissouriTwo households from England: a cotton-mill family on Grand Prairie and a Franklin Township homestead1805 to 1886 · 2 householdsThe Owen Family of Greene County, MissouriThree generations on the James River and Wilson's Creek1827 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Newton Families of Greene County, MissouriThree separate households from Delaware, Virginia and Kentucky1826 to 1886 · 3 households

Henry County, Illinois

24 family lines · 114 biographies

The White Families of Henry County, IllinoisSix separate households from New York, England, Connecticut, West Virginia, Scotland and Nebraska1825 to 1878 · 6 householdsThe Smith Families of Henry County, IllinoisFive separate households in Edford, Osco, Phenix and Galva townships and Geneseo1827 to 1888 · 5 householdsThe Johnson Families of Henry County, IllinoisSeven separate households, six of them Swedish, from Bishop Hill to Oxford Township1814 to 1868 · 7 householdsThe Blish Family of Henry County, IllinoisFrom Glastonbury, Connecticut, to Wethersfield and Kewanee: four generations in the county1648 to 1871 · 5 generationsThe Anderson Families of Henry County, IllinoisFive Swedish households in Cambridge, Osco, Edford, Geneseo and Lynn townships1814 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Olson Families of Henry County, IllinoisFour Swedish households of the Bishop Hill colony and its neighbors1843 to 1897 · 4 householdsThe Brown Families of Henry County, IllinoisFour separate households in Geneseo, Osco and Munson Townships1835 to 1881 · 4 householdsThe Miller Families of Henry County, IllinoisFour separate households from New York, Pennsylvania and West Prussia1816 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Peterson Families of Henry County, IllinoisFive separate Swedish households, from the Bishop Hill colony to Lynn, Western and Cambridge Townships1842 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Samuelson Families of Henry County, IllinoisSwedish farm families of Western, Osco and Lynn Townships1824 to 1882 · 4 householdsThe Warner Families of Henry County, IllinoisTwo unrelated households: Warner's Station in Western Township and the Burns Township pioneers1835 to 1861 · 2 householdsThe Withrow Family of Henry County, IllinoisPhenix Township pioneers of 1835: four generations1810 to 1870 · 4 generationsThe Bailey Families of Henry County, IllinoisThree unrelated households in Galva, Atkinson and Orion1844 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Hayes Family of Henry County, IllinoisThe Hayes Pump & Planter Company of Galva: three generations1806 to 1881 · 3 generationsThe Ward Family of Henry County, IllinoisThree brothers from Somersetshire and their sons around Geneseo1836 to 1875 · 3 generationsThe Washburn Family of Henry County, IllinoisColona Township pioneers of 1837 and their descendants1834 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Jones Families of Henry County, IllinoisThree households from Canada, Wales and Kansas in Colona Township and Kewanee1850 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe McHenry Family of Henry County, IllinoisMethodist pioneers from White County in Phenix and Osco townshipsfrom 1828 · 3 generationsThe Richmond Family of Henry County, IllinoisFrom Middleboro, Massachusetts, to the Prospect Hill Nursery at Geneseo1809 to 1847 · 3 generationsThe Westerlund Families of Henry County, IllinoisSwedish farmers and a Cambridge doctor in Osco, Lynn and Western Townships1836 to 1876 · 3 householdsThe Williams Families of Henry County, IllinoisThree unrelated households from England, Kentucky and Indiana1812 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Wilson Families of Henry County, IllinoisThree households: a Geneseo grain dealer, a Geneseo Township stock breeder and a Kewanee judge1823 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Andrews Family of Henry County, IllinoisFrom the Western Reserve to Geneseo township: three generations1830 to 1872 · 3 generationsThe Francis Family of Henry County, IllinoisFrom Lunenburg, Massachusetts, to Kewanee Township: a pioneer teacher and his sons1816 to 1877 · 3 generations

Jackson County, Minnesota

24 family lines · 111 biographies

The Olson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaNine Norwegian and Swedish households in Belmont and Christiania townships1837 to 1880 · 9 householdsThe Anderson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaEight separate households from Norway, Sweden and Wisconsin1837 to 1878 · 8 householdsThe Johnson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaTen separate households from Connecticut, Norway, Denmark and Minnesota1830 to 1883 · 10 householdsThe Wood Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaThe 1856 trading-post brothers and three later households from New York1827 to 1852 · 4 householdsThe Ashley Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFounders of the village of Jackson and keepers of the Ashley House1771 to 1879 · 4 generationsThe Smith Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaFour separate households from Wales, New York, Germany and England1839 to 1884 · 4 householdsThe Larson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaFive separate households from Norway and Sweden in Weimer, Delafield, Belmont and the Lakefield homestead1858 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Nelson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaFour households from Norway, Sweden and Wisconsin, 1872 to 19071856 to 1879 · 4 householdsThe Peterson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaFour households from Norway and Sweden in Weimer, LaCrosse, Kimball and Jackson1798 to 1875 · 4 householdsThe Gage Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFrom Kane County, Illinois, to Belmont Township and the Lakefield implement trade1788 to 1884 · 4 generationsThe Hanson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaPioneers of Belmont, Weimer and Heron Lake townships from Norway and Sweden1823 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Lee Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaHalvor B. Lee's pioneer family of Des Moines Township, and a Yorkshire-born Lee family from Illinois1829 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Pohlman Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFive German-born brothers around Heron Lake and Weimer townships1863 to 1875 · 2 generationsThe Stall Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaTwo Norwegian-born Union veterans who homesteaded section 2 of Des Moines Township1865 to 1879 · 3 householdsThe Stude Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaBrothers from Livingston County, Illinois, on neighboring Alba township farms1866 to 1882 · 2 generationsThe King Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFrom Oldham, England, to the Jackson courthouse: three generations1831 to 1870 · 3 generationsThe Malchow Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaCharles Malchow's Heron Lake township family, and the household of C. F. W. Malchow of Lakefield1846 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Schroeder Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaThree separate households in Petersburg township, Sioux Valley township and Jackson1840 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Thomas Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaJames B. Thomas of the Springfield settlement, and Joseph Thomas of Thomas hill1810 to 1849 · 2 householdsThe Frederickson Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaTwo Norwegian households: a Lakefield founder and a Christiania township homestead1846 to 1880 · 2 householdsThe Freer Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaUlster County millers who homesteaded Alba Township and kept hotels at Heron Lake1840 to 1848 · 2 generationsThe Schumacher Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFrom New Ulm to Alba township and Heron Lake: two generations1861 to 1880 · 2 generationsThe Tordsen Family of Jackson County, MinnesotaFrom Schleswig-Holstein to Rost and Hunter Townships, by way of Davenport and Ida County, Iowa1856 to 1884 · 3 generationsThe Brown Families of Jackson County, MinnesotaA banker, a railroad machinist and a liveryman in the village of Jackson1827 to 1873 · 3 households

Jasper County, Missouri

24 family lines · 132 biographies

The Smith Families of Jasper County, MissouriTwelve separate households: pioneers, merchants, miners and a town founder1812 to 1854 · 12 householdsThe Martin Families of Jasper County, MissouriEight unrelated households from Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Cornwall and the Isle of Man1821 to 1858 · 8 householdsThe Williams Families of Jasper County, MissouriEight separate households from Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Virginia, Michigan, England, Tennessee and Ohio1828 to 1859 · 8 householdsThe Johnson Families of Jasper County, MissouriEight separate households from New Jersey, Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas, North Carolina and Sweden1828 to 1855 · 8 householdsThe Miller Families of Jasper County, MissouriTen separate households of farmers, tradesmen, a preacher, a doctor and a miner1821 to 1848 · 10 householdsThe Hill Families of Jasper County, MissouriFour separate households from Ohio, Virginia, Missouri and Tennessee1821 to 1841 · 4 householdsThe Mitchell Families of Jasper County, MissouriFour separate households from Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois and Maine1821 to 1900 · 4 householdsThe Webb Families of Jasper County, MissouriThe Tennessee family that founded Webb City, and a Twin Grove household1826 to 1851 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Jasper County, MissouriSeven unrelated households: an Irish-born farmer, mine men at Joplin and Carterville, Carthage tradesmen, and a county collector1837 to 1858 · 7 householdsThe Alexander Families of Jasper County, MissouriFive unrelated households: a cavalryman's widow in Jackson Township, two Union veterans, an Oronogo farmer, and a minister's wife1828 to 1849 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Jasper County, MissouriSix unrelated households, from a Spring River pioneer of 1834 to a probate judge1821 to 1849 · 6 householdsThe Clark Families of Jasper County, MissouriThe Thomas and Nancy (Combs) Clark family of Joplin and Webb City, and four unrelated households1809 to 1865 · 7 householdsThe Green Families of Jasper County, MissouriFour unrelated households: a Quaker farmer from Ohio, a Medoc merchant and judge, an English florist and an Alabama doctor1792 to 1858 · 4 householdsThe Myers Families of Jasper County, MissouriSix separate households from Indiana, New York, Ohio, England and Missouri1821 to 1827 · 6 householdsThe Ralston Families of Jasper County, MissouriNathan Ralston's Center Creek family and three Ralstons from McDonough County, Illinois1811 to 1855 · 2 householdsThe Davis Families of Jasper County, MissouriSix unrelated households: Sarcoxie's postmaster and lawyer, Jasper's first storekeeper, and others1833 to 1864 · 6 householdsThe Evans Families of Jasper County, MissouriA Welsh family from Butler County, Ohio, and two sons of Albert Evans of New York1816 to 1870 · 3 householdsThe Hall Families of Jasper County, MissouriFive separate households from North Carolina, Vermont, Virginia and Tennessee1811 to 1845 · 5 householdsThe Schooler Family of Jasper County, MissouriFrom Knox County, Ohio, to Madison Township: three generations1811 to 1848 · 3 generationsThe Spencer Families of Jasper County, MissouriFive unrelated households: a Union Township pioneer, the Avilla postmaster, a mayor of Joplin, a Webb City principal, and a family of mining brothers1836 to 1851 · 5 householdsThe Taylor Families of Jasper County, MissouriJoplin's mining pioneers, a prairie settler from Kentucky, and a Schooler grandson1798 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe Ward Families of Jasper County, MissouriFour separate households from Perry and Auglaize Counties, Ohio, and Weakley County, Tennessee1810 to 1881 · 4 householdsThe Burch Family of Jasper County, MissouriFrom Hardy County, Virginia, to the Burch Mines: two generations1841 to 1866 · 2 generationsThe Friend Families of Jasper County, MissouriA Kentucky family in Carthage, and a mine superintendent from Illinois2 households

Johnson County, Iowa

24 family lines · 90 biographies

The Clark Families of Johnson County, IowaSeparate households from Richland County, Ohio, Belmont County, Ohio, and Bedford County, Pennsylvania1817 to 1841 · 5 householdsThe Miller Families of Johnson County, IowaSix separate households, from the 1838 ferryman to the Coralville mills1822 to 1879 · 6 householdsThe Hinkley Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom Brookfield, New York, to Fremont Township and Lone Tree1805 to 1861 · 4 generationsThe Smith Families of Johnson County, IowaFour separate households from England, Vermont and Ohio, and other Smiths named in the county histories1821 to 1849 · 4 householdsThe Cochran Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom Glasgow to Graham Township and Iowa City1793 to 1834 · 5 generationsThe Adams Families of Johnson County, IowaTwo Cedar Township households from Maine by way of Cuyahoga County, Ohio1811 to 1833 · 2 householdsThe Baker Families of Johnson County, IowaFour separate households, from a Blackhawk Purchase preacher to a Lone Tree osteopath1826 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Knebel Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom Baden and Bavaria to Sharon and Liberty Townships: thirteen children and a priestfrom 1862 · 2 generationsThe Musser Families of Johnson County, IowaRiver Junction merchants and Fremont Township farmers, and a lumberman of Iowa City1812 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Williams Families of Johnson County, IowaSeparate households from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland and North Wales1807 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Wolfe Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom Knox County, Ohio, to Madison Township: four generations1791 to 1881 · 4 generationsThe Wray Family of Johnson County, IowaTwo brothers from Hamilton County, Ohio, and their families in Madison Township1810 to 1848 · 3 generationsThe Sweet Family of Johnson County, IowaFremont Township settlers of 1838, two gold seekers and a prisoner of war1801 to 1842 · 3 generationsThe Andrews Families of Johnson County, IowaTwo Pennsylvania households in Graham Township and the village of Morse1820 to 1849 · 2 householdsThe Bloom Family of Johnson County, IowaAlsace-born merchants of Clinton Street, Iowa City1833 to 1841 · 2 generationsThe Graham Families of Johnson County, IowaThe Irish-born pioneer who named Graham Township, and the Graham Livery family of Iowa City1834 to 1865 · 2 householdsThe Gross Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom near Belford, France, to South Liberty in Liberty Township1819 to 1865 · 3 generationsThe James Families of Johnson County, IowaWelsh-born farmers in Lincoln Township and English-born photographers in Iowa City1857 to 1873 · 2 householdsThe Lucas Family of Johnson County, IowaThe family of the first territorial governor, from Pike County, Ohio, to Iowa City1781 to 1855 · 3 generationsThe Pratt Families of Johnson County, IowaTwo households: the Maine family of Cedar Township and Solon, and a carpenter from Meadville1821 to 1859 · 2 householdsThe Anderson Families of Johnson County, IowaThree Pennsylvania households in Jefferson, Madison and Fremont Townships1813 to 1847 · 3 householdsThe McDowell Family of Johnson County, IowaFrom Ashland County, Ohio, to Big Grove Township and the county auditor's office1811 to 1842 · 2 generationsThe Ricord Family of Johnson County, IowaThomas Ricord's sons: an Iowa City mayor and the first settlers of Iowa County1814 to 1818 · 2 generationsThe Robinson Families of Johnson County, IowaFour separate households from Connecticut, Maine, Scotland and Illinois1791 to 1849 · 4 households

Knox County, Ohio

24 family lines · 105 biographies

The Jackson Families of Knox County, OhioSix separate households in Milford, Liberty and Morris Townships, Mount Vernon and Mount Liberty1761 to 1869 · 6 householdsThe Smith Families of Knox County, OhioEight separate households from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and England1799 to 1877 · 4 householdsThe Mitchell Families of Knox County, OhioFour separate households in Milford Township, Mt. Vernon, Fredericktown and Millwood1811 to 1881 · 5 householdsThe Workman Families of Knox County, OhioMaryland pioneers of Union, Howard and Brown Townships and their descendants1813 to 1861 · 8 householdsThe Durbin Families of Knox County, OhioFour Durbin households from Maryland and Pennsylvania in Howard, Union and Morris Townships1800 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Harris Families of Knox County, OhioElijah Harris's descendants in Jackson and Clay Townships, and Emor Harris's family from Rhode Island in Miller Township1792 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Leedy Family of Knox County, OhioFrom Bedford County, Pennsylvania, to Ankenytown and Berlin Township1787 to 1864 · 4 generationsThe Davis Families of Knox County, OhioFour separate households: Monroe Township millers, a Mount Vernon mayor, a Clinton Township farm family and a Danville builder1800 to 1902 · 4 householdsThe Martin Families of Knox County, OhioMount Vernon cabinet makers and sawmill men, a Revolutionary officer's son, and a Missouri-born farmer1767 to 1844 · 3 householdsThe Tulloss Family of Knox County, OhioFrom Fauquier County, Virginia, to Morgan Township: three generations1768 to 1865 · 3 generationsThe Wolfe Families of Knox County, OhioFour separate households: Butler and Harrison Township pioneers, and a German-born brickmaker1816 to 1858 · 4 householdsThe Brown Families of Knox County, OhioFive separate households from New Jersey, Maryland, Jamaica, Ireland and Michigan1800 to 1869 · 5 householdsThe Cooper Families of Knox County, OhioThe founders of the C. & G. Cooper engine works, and Colonel William C. Cooper of Mount Vernon1781 to 1858 · 4 householdsThe Scott Families of Knox County, OhioFour separate households in Jackson, Butler, Milford and Wayne Townships and Mt. Vernon1818 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Young Families of Knox County, OhioThe 1803 ax-maker and three later farm families of Monroe and Butler Townships1799 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Bennett Families of Knox County, OhioThree separate households: Mount Vernon livery keepers, Monroe Township farmers and a hardware dealer1804 to 1864 · 3 householdsThe Levering Families of Knox County, OhioThe Owl Creek valley pioneers of 1811 and the Levering Brothers of Fredericktown1660 to 1874 · 5 householdsThe Coe Families of Knox County, OhioJoshua Coe's Maryland family in Milford and Hilliar Townships, and a West Virginia Coe in Mount Vernon1783 to 1848 · 4 householdsThe Bell Families of Knox County, OhioThree separate households in Clay, Morgan and Hilliar Townships and Centerburg1829 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Rice Families of Knox County, OhioTwo Jefferson Township households, each descended from an Isaac Rice who came from Pennsylvania1822 to 1857 · 2 householdsThe Banning Family of Knox County, OhioFrom Talbot County, Maryland, to Mount Vernon: three generations1768 to 1836 · 3 generationsThe Gray Families of Knox County, OhioThree unrelated households: a Mount Vernon pioneer couple, a North Liberty doctor and a Mt. Vernon dentist1801 to 1864 · 3 householdsThe Jones Families of Knox County, OhioA Mount Vernon railroad family from Pennsylvania, and two pioneer households named in other sketchesfrom 1812 · 3 householdsThe Hamilton Families of Knox County, OhioA Morgan Township farm family from Harrison County, and a Methodist Protestant minister's family1822 to 1860 · 3 households

Lafayette County, Missouri

24 family lines · 123 biographies

The Corder Families of Lafayette County, MissouriFive Virginia households, and the man the town of Corder was named for1828 to 1862 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Lafayette County, MissouriTwelve separate households from Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio and Canada1795 to 1855 · 11 householdsThe Johnson Families of Lafayette County, MissouriSeparate households from Virginia, Germany and West Virginia, 1827 to 19101845 to 1884 · 4 householdsThe Powell Families of Lafayette County, MissouriWashington Township pioneers, a Kentucky hemp grower's sons, a Concordia station agent and a Lexington grocer1800 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Ewing Families of Lafayette County, MissouriThree Kentucky households around Lexington, Washington Township and Mayview1824 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Ryland Family of Lafayette County, MissouriA supreme court judge, his sons on the Lexington bench, and the Rylands of Odessa and Corder1797 to 1874 · 5 generationsThe Campbell Families of Lafayette County, MissouriThree households: Clay township pioneers, a Dover family by way of Huntsville, Alabama, and Virginians in Sniabar1823 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Chinn Families of Lafayette County, MissouriThree Kentucky households: a Lexington jailer and Mexican War veteran, an apple grower and banker, and a Napoleon farmer1786 to 1857 · 3 householdsThe Jackson Families of Lafayette County, MissouriA Mexican War and Confederate captain, a Rappahannock County farmer near Alma, and a Higginsville insurance man1829 to 1865 · 3 householdsThe Slusher Families of Lafayette County, MissouriChristopher Slusher's line from 1828, and other Slusher households near Dover and Higginsville1781 to 1849 · 3 householdsThe Wagoner Families of Lafayette County, MissouriThree Kentucky households around Sniabar township and Odessa: a postmaster, a minister's son and a lumberman1816 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Catron Families of Lafayette County, MissouriPioneer households near Lexington and Waverly from about 18191812 to 1847 · 2 householdsThe Ford Family of Lafayette County, MissouriFrom Danville and Natchez to the farms around Lexington: two generations1801 to 1849 · 3 generationsThe Wallace Families of Lafayette County, MissouriTwo Kentucky households at Lexington: a family of lawyers and a merchant and marshal1783 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Lafayette County, MissouriFive separate households: Kentucky farmers, a Lexington banker, English settlers at Dover and a Mayview merchant1821 to 1865 · 5 householdsThe Young Families of Lafayette County, MissouriFour households from Tennessee and Missouri: farmers of Lexington township, two doctors and a Higginsville merchant1804 to 1848 · 3 householdsThe Anderson Families of Lafayette County, MissouriWarren County, Kentucky settlers of 1828 and 1836, and a Virginia family at Odessa1807 to 1852 · 4 householdsThe Barnett Families of Lafayette County, MissouriA Shelby captain from Madison County, Kentucky, and two Kentucky-rooted farm households1822 to 1861 · 3 householdsThe Lankford Family of Lafayette County, MissouriPioneers of about 1818: three generations near Lexington1818 to 1853 · 3 generationsThe Yancey Families of Lafayette County, MissouriTwo households: a Waverly doctor's family and a Virginia family in Washington Township1795 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Groves Family of Lafayette County, MissouriDavid Groves of Dover Township and his sons: hemp, cattle and the banks at Corder1806 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Reed Families of Lafayette County, MissouriThree unrelated households from Tennessee, Ohio and Illinois in the 1881 history1816 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Keith Family of Lafayette County, MissouriFrom Aberdeenshire by way of Canada to the Mayview mill: three generations1838 to 1871 · 3 generationsThe Goodwin Families of Lafayette County, MissouriA Rappahannock County hemp farmer and his sons, and an Orange County doctor at Odessa1804 to 1834 · 3 households

Lyon County, Minnesota

24 family lines · 130 biographies

The Anderson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaThirteen separate households from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Wisconsin and Minnesota1838 to 1889 · 13 householdsThe Johnson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaNine separate households from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, England, Germany and Iceland1840 to 1884 · 9 householdsThe Larson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaEight separate households from Norway, Denmark and Wisconsin1846 to 1886 · 8 householdsThe Nelson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaEleven households from Norway, Sweden and Denmark1833 to 1880 · 10 householdsThe Peterson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaNine separate households from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Wisconsin and Minnesota1845 to 1889 · 9 householdsThe Edwards Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaFour separate households in Sodus township, Garvin and Tracy1840 to 1875 · 4 householdsThe Thomas Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaWelsh pioneers of Custer Township, and a Grandview Township family who went into the drug trade1847 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Ahern Family of Lyon County, MinnesotaFrom Springfield, Illinois, to section 8, Eidsvold Township, and the village of Taunton1867 to 1884 · 3 generationsThe Bot Family of Lyon County, MinnesotaA Dutch family in Grandview township and Ghent, from 18861866 to 1880 · 2 generationsThe Amundson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaThree Norwegian households in Nordland, Eidsvold and Monroe townships1835 to 1878 · 3 householdsThe Burckhardt Family of Lyon County, MinnesotaFrom Stephenson County, Illinois, to Coon Creek Township near Russell1871 to 1890 · 2 generationsThe Mitchell Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaScottish, New Jersey and Norwegian households in Amiret and Shelburne townships1847 to 1891 · 3 householdsThe Adams Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaThree separate households in Marshall and Eidsvold township1853 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Berg Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaThree separate households from Sweden and Norway, in Minneota, Westerheim and Lucas townships1862 to 1887 · 3 householdsThe Erickson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaSwedish farmers, Florence brothers and a Minneota banker1859 to 1885 · 3 householdsThe Hanson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaFour unrelated households from Wisconsin, Norway, Sweden and Denmark1859 to 1887 · 4 householdsThe Miller Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaFour separate households at Tracy, Rock Lake, Stanley Township and Marshall1847 to 1879 · 4 householdsThe Benson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaTwo unrelated households: Icelanders at Minneota and Nordland, Norwegians in Shelburne Township1846 to 1884 · 2 householdsThe Davis Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaA Welsh-born Civil War veteran and his son the mayor of Marshall, and a Lynd Township commissioner1844 to 1900 · 4 householdsThe Hall Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaIrish-born farmers by way of Kankakee County, Illinois, a county attorney, and a Russell doctor1859 to 1877 · 3 householdsThe Regnier Family of Lyon County, MinnesotaFrom Canada to Kankakee County, Illinois, and on to Grandview Township in 18831858 to 1867 · 2 generationsThe Goodrich Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaTwo households, in Grandview and Custer Townships1846 to 1863 · 2 householdsThe Jones Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaFour Welsh households in Lyons and Custer Townships, Russell and Garvin1842 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Olson Families of Lyon County, MinnesotaFour separate households from Norway, Sweden and Wisconsin1844 to 1878 · 4 households

Montgomery County, Ohio

24 family lines · 202 biographies

The Weaver Families of Montgomery County, OhioEight separate households from Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland, from Miamisburg to New Lebanon1762 to 1889 · 8 householdsThe Smith Families of Montgomery County, OhioTwelve separate households, from a Newcom tavern hostler of 1813 to an adjutant-general of Ohio1795 to 1874 · 12 householdsThe Miller Families of Montgomery County, OhioEleven separate households, from the first settler of Butler Township in 1794 to a United Brethren church treasurer1776 to 1870 · 11 householdsThe Eby Families of Montgomery County, OhioChristian Eby's Brethren farm family and five other households from Pennsylvania1663 to 1872 · 7 householdsThe Gebhart Families of Montgomery County, OhioEight households around Miamisburg and Dayton1817 to 1888 · 8 householdsThe Klepinger Family of Montgomery County, OhioGerman Baptist farmers of Madison and Randolph Townships, 1774 to 19091774 to 1883 · 4 generationsThe Kimmel Families of Montgomery County, OhioA Pennsylvania pioneer family west of Dayton, and two German households in the city1795 to 1865 · 7 householdsThe Pease Families of Montgomery County, OhioSuffield, Connecticut millers and distillers at Carrollton and Dayton, and two households from Virginia1791 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Baker Families of Montgomery County, OhioSix separate households, from Michael Baker's 1805 clearing near Brookville to Dayton hardware and carriage men1808 to 1854 · 6 householdsThe Spitler Families of Montgomery County, OhioClay Township pioneers from Virginia and Pennsylvania, and their Brookville descendants1785 to 1875 · 6 householdsThe Thomas Families of Montgomery County, OhioEight separate households: Quaker pioneers, farmers, a brewer, lawyers and an army surgeon1802 to 1846 · 6 householdsThe Brown Families of Montgomery County, OhioEight separate households, from an Indian trader of 1804 to a Dayton judge and a Germantown college president1766 to 1871 · 8 householdsThe Mundhenk Families of Montgomery County, OhioThe founder of Pyrmont and a second German pioneer household in Perry Township1777 to 1877 · 3 householdsThe Shank Families of Montgomery County, OhioThree separate households: Perry Township pioneers, a Germantown banker, and three generations of doctors1778 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Hall Families of Montgomery County, OhioSeparate households: a Miamisburg soldier family, Dayton title men, coal dealers and electrical men1846 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Wilson Families of Montgomery County, OhioFour separate households: Wayne Township lime burners, Jackson Township farmers, a Newcom grandson and a railway publisher1798 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Young Families of Montgomery County, OhioFour separate households: Dayton lawyers, Jackson Township farmers, a florist and a hotel keeper1742 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Dickey Family of Montgomery County, OhioFrom County Antrim to the Dayton gas works: three generations1768 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Kennedy Family of Montgomery County, OhioScottish farmers and Dayton lawyers on the Harrison Township homestead: four generations1822 to 1874 · 4 generationsThe Rice Family of Montgomery County, OhioFrom Frederick County, Maryland, to Van Buren Township: four generations1786 to 1879 · 4 generationsThe Becker Families of Montgomery County, OhioPennsylvania millers in Randolph Township and two Lancaster County households1816 to 1838 · 5 householdsThe Callahan Families of Montgomery County, OhioTwo Irish households in Dayton: a manufacturer and banker, and a stove merchant1833 to 1864 · 2 householdsThe Stoddard Family of Montgomery County, OhioA Connecticut lawyer's family and the Stoddard Dayton automobile1788 to 1845 · 3 generationsThe Larkin Family of Montgomery County, OhioFrom the Sandusky railroad to the Dayton fire department: three generations1824 to 1876 · 3 generations

Morrow County, Ohio

24 family lines · 126 biographies

The Miller Families of Morrow County, OhioSeven unrelated Miller households in the county histories1775 to 1856 · 7 householdsThe Levering Families of Morrow County, OhioWaterford, Owl Creek, North Woodbury and Mt. Gilead: five households from Bedford County, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia1764 to 1842 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Morrow County, OhioEight Brown households from Rhode Island, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Virginia1788 to 1842 · 8 householdsThe Shaw Families of Morrow County, OhioThe county's first settlers, Shaw Town, and the first cabin in Franklin Township1787 to 1854 · 4 householdsThe Campbell Families of Morrow County, OhioFour Campbell households from Pennsylvania, Virginia and Jefferson County, Ohio1795 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Cook Families of Morrow County, OhioFour separate households, from a Franklin Township preacher's family to an English baker1800 to 1854 · 4 householdsThe Bennett Families of Morrow County, OhioThree pioneer Bennett households of Cardington, Bennington and Lincoln Townships1811 to 1853 · 3 householdsThe Craven Family of Morrow County, OhioFrom London in 1729 to the school section of Perry Township: five generations1797 to 1828 · 4 generationsThe Gardner Families of Morrow County, OhioFour separate households from Scotland, Ireland and New Jersey1750 to 1826 · 4 householdsThe Powell Families of Morrow County, OhioThree separate households from Fairfield County, Pennsylvania and Loudoun County, Virginia1804 to 1852 · 3 householdsThe Garverick Families of Morrow County, OhioThree York County, Pennsylvania, households around Whetstone and West Point1805 to 1851 · 3 householdsThe Green Families of Morrow County, OhioFour separate households: a Baptist preacher's family in Perry Township, two Chesterville farm families and a Cardington doctor1778 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe James Families of Morrow County, OhioWelsh Baptists of Chester and Congress Townships, and a Virginia family in Lincoln Township1781 to 1837 · 4 householdsThe Newson Families of Morrow County, OhioTwo Washington County, Maryland, households near Mt. Gilead1810 to 1878 · 2 householdsThe Russell Families of Morrow County, OhioFour separate households from Loudoun County, Virginia, Belmont County, County Donegal and Miami County1753 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Lyon Families of Morrow County, OhioFive households from Connecticut, New York and New Jersey1779 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Shauck Family of Morrow County, OhioShauck's Mills and Johnsville, Perry Township: three generations from York County, Pennsylvania1794 to 1854 · 3 generationsThe Benedict Families of Morrow County, OhioQuaker pioneers of Peru Township and two Cardington Township households1803 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Galleher Families of Morrow County, OhioFour households from Loudoun County, Virginia, in Franklin, Congress and Canaan Townships1783 to 1856 · 4 householdsThe Meredith Family of Morrow County, OhioFrom England by way of Baltimore to Chester Township, 18141804 to 1835 · 3 generationsThe Mitchell Families of Morrow County, OhioPennsylvania pioneers near Williamsport and three other households1820 to 1836 · 3 householdsThe Seif Family of Morrow County, OhioFrom Baden, Germany, to Morrow County: three generations1816 to 1850 · 3 generationsThe Davis Families of Morrow County, OhioFour unrelated households near Chesterville, Iberia, Marengo and Johnsville1816 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Williams Families of Morrow County, OhioFour separate households: two Cardington-area farmers and two country doctors1812 to 1848 · 4 households

Muscatine County, Iowa

24 family lines · 99 biographies

The Nichols Families of Muscatine County, IowaThe founders of Nichols village in Pike Township, and three households around West Liberty1820 to 1874 · 9 householdsThe Miller Families of Muscatine County, IowaEight separate households from Germany, Pennsylvania, Ireland, Ohio and Massachusetts1796 to 1864 · 10 householdsThe Black Families of Muscatine County, IowaThree Kentucky households in Pike, Orono and Goshen Townships1805 to 1885 · 4 householdsThe Jackson Families of Muscatine County, IowaTwo Scottish pioneers of Muscatine city, and an Ohio-born farmer of South Prairie1816 to 1859 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Muscatine County, IowaNine separate households, from Goshen Township pioneers to the doctors of Nichols and Cone1819 to 1867 · 9 householdsThe Richman Family of Muscatine County, IowaFrom the Ryckmans of Hackensack to two judges and a historian of Muscatine1767 to 1861 · 4 generationsThe Baker Families of Muscatine County, IowaSeparate households from Rockingham County, Virginia, and the Ohio Valley1822 to 1855 · 4 householdsThe Brown Families of Muscatine County, IowaSurveyors and ferrymen of Cedar Township, a Muscatine lawyer, and a Swedish blacksmith1780 to 1844 · 4 householdsThe Foster Families of Muscatine County, IowaA New Hampshire town founder, two Pike County, Ohio, farm families and a Union veteran1811 to 1887 · 3 householdsThe Hoopes Family of Muscatine County, IowaFrom Chester County, Pennsylvania, to Muscatine and the High Prairie farms of Lake Township1815 to 1883 · 3 generationsThe Huttig Family of Muscatine County, IowaTwo brothers from Jena, Saxony, and the sash and door works they built in Muscatine1790 to 1836 · 3 generationsThe Johnson Families of Muscatine County, IowaTeachers, county treasurers and a county auditor, plus two 1879 farm households1812 to 1886 · 5 householdsThe Warfield Family of Muscatine County, IowaMaryland cousins who walked into Bloomington in 18371764 to 1851 · 3 generationsThe Wilson Families of Muscatine County, IowaFour separate households from Ireland, Pennsylvania and Johnson County1834 to 1876 · 4 householdsThe Fulliam Family of Muscatine County, IowaDr. George W. Fulliam and his physician sons in Muscatine1822 to 1875 · 3 generationsThe Hill Family of Muscatine County, IowaGeneral Sylvester G. Hill, his soldier sons, and a Muscatine mayorfrom 1853 · 3 generationsThe Will Families of Muscatine County, IowaBavarian pioneers of Moscow Township, and a Pennsylvania orphan who became a Lake Township cattleman1799 to 1862 · 4 householdsThe Williams Families of Muscatine County, IowaTwo unrelated households: a territorial judge and his brother from Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and a Cedar Township farm family from Union County, Indiana1801 to 1857 · 2 householdsThe Dean Families of Muscatine County, IowaA Civil War surgeon, a shoemaker, a preacher and an Ohio pioneer's daughter1822 to 1849 · 4 householdsThe James Family of Muscatine County, IowaA Welsh immigrant and his farming sons in Wapsinonoc Township1833 to 1889 · 2 generationsThe Maxwell Family of Muscatine County, IowaFrom Indiana to Orono Township and the Conesville Savings Bank1828 to 1873 · 2 generationsThe Ogilvie Family of Muscatine County, IowaFrom the Manse of Glengarrick in Banffshire to the first stores of Bloomington1804 to 1845 · 3 generationsThe Allen Families of Muscatine County, IowaTwo unrelated households: a Graybeard Regiment major in Wilton Township and an Indiana farmer in Pike Township1800 to 1839 · 2 householdsThe Gilbert Family of Muscatine County, IowaMordecai Gilbert's sons Samuel and Hiram, pioneers of 1836 and 18371815 to 1824 · 2 generations

Nodaway County, Missouri

24 family lines · 167 biographies

The Smith Families of Nodaway County, MissouriTen of the best-documented Smith households, from Tennessee, Kentucky, New York, Ohio and beyond1803 to 1860 · 10 householdsThe Miller Families of Nodaway County, MissouriEleven separate households from Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, Illinois and beyond1820 to 1878 · 11 householdsThe Davis Families of Nodaway County, MissouriBurlington Junction's founders and five other unrelated households from Ohio, New York, Missouri and England1782 to 1873 · 5 householdsThe Wilson Families of Nodaway County, MissouriSix separate households from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and North Carolina1805 to 1873 · 6 householdsThe Brown Families of Nodaway County, MissouriThe founders of Graham, Kentucky farmers near Skidmore, and four other households1824 to 1867 · 6 householdsThe Baker Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFive separate households, from Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and the Platte Purchase1800 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Jones Families of Nodaway County, MissouriNine separate households from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia and Missouri1795 to 1851 · 9 householdsThe Thompson Families of Nodaway County, MissouriSeven separate households from Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio1819 to 1865 · 7 householdsThe Wray Family of Nodaway County, MissouriFrom Gallia County, Ohio, to Polk Township in 1854: four generations1805 to 1868 · 4 generationsThe Barber Family of Nodaway County, MissouriFrom England by way of Adams County, Illinois, to Monroe Township: three generations1844 to 1878 · 3 generationsThe Scott Families of Nodaway County, MissouriA Pennsylvania Presbyterian line in Polk Township, and three unrelated households1677 to 1854 · 4 householdsThe Anderson Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFour separate households from Kentucky, Missouri, Pennsylvania and New York1823 to 1888 · 4 householdsThe Hays Family of Nodaway County, MissouriFrom Washington County, Kentucky, to Burr Oak near Skidmore: four generations1770 to 1871 · 4 generationsThe Martin Families of Nodaway County, MissouriSix separate households, from Maryville editors and doctors to Hopkins and Braddyville1817 to 1872 · 6 householdsThe Staples Families of Nodaway County, MissouriAbial and Abigail (Ward) Staples's family from Vermont and Wisconsin, and a Maryville telegraph agent1852 to 1882 · 4 householdsThe Wallace Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFour unrelated households from Tennessee, Missouri and Ireland by way of Scotland1821 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Alexander Families of Nodaway County, MissouriThree unrelated households: a pioneer sheriff and judge, a Platte River stockman, and a Pickering mule dealer1815 to 1882 · 3 householdsThe Bentley Families of Nodaway County, MissouriTwo households: brothers from Trumbull County, Ohio, at Ravenwood, and a Green Township farmer raised by his Cain grandparents1822 to 1855 · 2 householdsThe Johnston Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFour separate households from Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota1823 to 1872 · 4 householdsThe Bailey Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFour separate households: from North Carolina, Vermont and Morgan County, Ohio1837 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Gray Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFour separate households around Clearmont, Union Township and Gaynor City1818 to 1852 · 4 householdsThe Robinson Families of Nodaway County, MissouriA Maryville banking family and an English-born carpenter from Marietta, Ohio1816 to 1874 · 2 householdsThe Skidmore Families of Nodaway County, MissouriTwo households: Kentucky farmers near Guilford and the founder of the town of Skidmore1825 to 1871 · 2 householdsThe Taylor Families of Nodaway County, MissouriFive unrelated households: a Graham merchant, farmers, a Clearmont blacksmith and a Hopkins banker1821 to 1866 · 2 households

Otter Tail County, Minnesota

24 family lines · 149 biographies

The Nelson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaSeventeen Norwegian, Swedish and Danish households the 1916 history does not link1804 to 1888 · 17 householdsThe Olson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaTwelve Norwegian, Swedish and Danish households, from Tordenskjold homesteaders to Battle Lake's postmaster1827 to 1883 · 12 householdsThe Peterson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaThirteen separate households, most of them from Sweden1849 to 1885 · 13 householdsThe Hanson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaTwelve separate households from Norway, Sweden and Denmark1834 to 1884 · 11 householdsThe Larson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaNine separate households from Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Chicago1830 to 1869 · 9 householdsThe Anderson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaNine separate households from Norway, Sweden and southern Minnesota1831 to 1874 · 9 householdsThe Berg Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour households from Norway and Sweden in Everts, Vining, Sverdrup and Compton1839 to 1876 · 4 householdsThe Smith Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour separate households from Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania and Sweden1817 to 1881 · 4 householdsThe Johnson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaEight unrelated Swedish and Norwegian households, from Pelican township to Bluffton1843 to 1860 · 8 householdsThe Lund Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaThe founders of Vining, and a separate homesteading family in Erhards Grove1848 to 1885 · 4 householdsThe Pederson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour Norwegian households in Sverdrup, Oscar and Trondhjem townships1805 to 1876 · 3 householdsThe Schmidt Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaGerman-born farmers, a wagon maker, a blacksmith and a hardware man at New York Mills, Perham and Underwood1858 to 1866 · 3 householdsThe Thompson Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour separate Norwegian households, from Dane Prairie to Erhard1822 to 1877 · 4 householdsThe Hansen Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaA Civil War cavalryman, a Battle Lake banker and two farm families1834 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Antonsen Family of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour LeSueur County brothers who farmed in Hobart and Edna townships1861 to 1877 · 3 generationsThe Baker Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaBrothers from Maine, a Lida township homesteader, and a Fergus Falls doctor1848 to 1876 · 4 householdsThe Corliss Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaTwo Vermont-born brothers who built the county's offices, and a Fergus Falls police chief1841 to 1880 · 3 householdsThe Lein Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaThree Norwegian households: Oscar township, Fergus Falls and Underwood1842 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Moen Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaNorwegian households in Tumuli and Sverdrup townships1855 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Jensen Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaFour separate households from Denmark and Norway1838 to 1871 · 4 householdsThe Lien Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaTwo Norwegian households, in Amor and Aastad townships1857 to 1873 · 2 householdsThe Miller Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaThree German households in Leaf Lake, Eagle Lake and Buse townships1842 to 1870 · 3 householdsThe Tomhave Families of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaTwo German households in Fergus Falls and Carlisle townships1834 to 1883 · 3 householdsThe Risbrudt Family of Otter Tail County, MinnesotaThree generations in St. Olaf township, from Norway by way of Iowa1825 to 1874 · 3 generations

Pickaway County, Ohio

24 family lines · 94 biographies

The Alkire Family of Pickaway County, OhioTwo branches from Almonas Alkire: Darby and Deer Creek townships and Mount Sterling1724 to 1906 · 8 generationsThe Reichelderfer Families of Pickaway County, OhioPioneer households of Salt Creek township and their descendants1813 to 1870 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Pickaway County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, Canada, Maryland, Virginia and Hocking County1831 to 1867 · 9 householdsThe Weaver Families of Pickaway County, OhioFour separate households in Walnut, Washington and Circleville1801 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Morris Families of Pickaway County, OhioThree households in Walnut, Pickaway and Salt Creek Townships, 1802 to 19061806 to 1906 · 3 householdsThe Peters Families of Pickaway County, OhioSix Peters households in Walnut, Madison and Scioto Townships1772 to 1867 · 6 householdsThe Adkins Families of Pickaway County, OhioFour households from Maryland and Virginia in Harrison, Jackson and Monroe Townships1807 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Dresbach Family of Pickaway County, OhioGeorge Dresbach's descendants in Salt Creek and Pickaway Townships1839 to 1859 · 3 generationsThe May Families of Pickaway County, OhioFour separate households in Walnut, Pickaway and Wayne townships, New Holland and Circleville1832 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Millar Families of Pickaway County, OhioVirginia families of Harrison and Madison Townships, from 17991749 to 1854 · 5 householdsThe Neff Families of Pickaway County, OhioVirginia families in Darby, Muhlenberg and Derby1854 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Brown Families of Pickaway County, OhioFour unrelated Brown households, from Deer Creek Township to Commercial Point1831 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Hill Families of Pickaway County, OhioTwo unrelated households: Virginians in Muhlenberg Township and Marylanders in Scioto Township1807 to 1862 · 2 householdsThe Courtright Family of Pickaway County, OhioFrom Fairfield County pioneers to Walnut Township and the Circleville bench1811 to 1875 · 4 generationsThe Heffner Families of Pickaway County, OhioSalt Creek township farmers and a Circleville milling family1834 to 1871 · 6 householdsThe Wright Families of Pickaway County, OhioFour separate households from Ireland, Virginia, Maryland and Fairfield County1827 to 1877 · 4 householdsThe Valentine Families of Pickaway County, OhioThree separate households in Circleville and Pickaway Townships1819 to 1861 · 3 householdsThe Vause Family of Pickaway County, OhioFrom Hampshire County, Virginia, to Harrison and Scioto townships: three generations1818 to 1863 · 3 generationsThe Dennis Family of Pickaway County, OhioFrom Maryland by way of Ross County to Monroe and Muhlenberg Townships1826 to 1857 · 3 generationsThe Hulse Family of Pickaway County, OhioThree generations on the old Hulse homestead in Jackson township1828 to 1859 · 3 generationsThe Jones Families of Pickaway County, OhioThree unrelated Jones households near Circleville1810 to 1853 · 3 householdsThe Ludwig Family of Pickaway County, OhioFrom Reading, Pennsylvania, to the Pickaway Plains: four generations1748 to 1842 · 4 generationsThe Miller Families of Pickaway County, OhioThree Miller households: a Circleville hatter, a Darbyville merchant and an Ashville banker1807 to 1860 · 3 householdsThe Gardner Families of Pickaway County, OhioTwo households: a Whisler carpenter and an Ashville physician1812 to 1873 · 2 households

Portage County, Ohio

24 family lines · 124 biographies

The Reed Families of Portage County, OhioSix separate households in Deerfield, Rootstown, Franklin, Kent and Garrettsville1778 to 1856 · 6 householdsThe Davis Families of Portage County, OhioSix separate households from Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island and England1801 to 1853 · 6 householdsThe Loomis Families of Portage County, OhioConnecticut pioneers in Charlestown and Randolph Townships1798 to 1848 · 3 householdsThe Russell Families of Portage County, OhioSeven separate households from Connecticut, New York and Nantucket1778 to 1852 · 7 householdsThe Chapman Families of Portage County, OhioSeparate households in Brimfield, Rootstown and Edinburg, from Connecticut, Vermont and England1761 to 1850 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Portage County, OhioNine separate households from New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania1804 to 1854 · 9 householdsThe Austin Families of Portage County, OhioFour separate households, three of them in Randolph Township1797 to 1829 · 4 householdsThe Clark Families of Portage County, OhioFive separate households in Ravenna, Kent, Rootstown, Edinburg and Garrettsville1814 to 1849 · 5 householdsThe Jennings Families of Portage County, OhioRavenna pioneers of 1802 and a Vermont-born farmer of Mantua1752 to 1830 · 3 householdsThe Parsons Families of Portage County, OhioTwo Northampton, Massachusetts households in Brimfield, Kent and Rootstown1797 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Taylor Families of Portage County, OhioTwo unrelated households: Aurora Township from Massachusetts, Mantua Township from Connecticut1797 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Baldwin Families of Portage County, OhioSeparate households in Palmyra, Aurora, Ravenna and Windham1795 to 1840 · 4 householdsThe Barber Families of Portage County, OhioConnecticut settlers in Brimfield, Freedom, Franklin and Kent1797 to 1839 · 4 householdsThe Coe Families of Portage County, OhioGranville, Massachusetts settlers in Rootstown, Randolph and Edinburg1769 to 1838 · 5 householdsThe Higley Families of Portage County, OhioTwo Berkshire County, Massachusetts, households among the first settlers of Windham Township1774 to 1818 · 2 householdsThe Kent Families of Portage County, OhioThe merchants and bankers behind the city of Kent, and farm families in Aurora, Mantua and Suffield1786 to 1828 · 4 householdsThe King Families of Portage County, OhioBlandford hotel keepers in Ravenna, and an Irish grocer from County Clare1802 to 1836 · 4 householdsThe Stratton Families of Portage County, OhioTwo unrelated households: Franklin Township from Vermont, Atwater Township from Connecticut1800 to 1849 · 3 householdsThe Peck Families of Portage County, OhioStreetsboro and Shalersville households from Connecticut1808 to 1843 · 4 householdsThe Johnson Families of Portage County, OhioFour unrelated households in Nelson, Rootstown, Atwater, Shalersville, Kent and Ravenna1821 to 1839 · 4 householdsThe Sapp Families of Portage County, OhioRavenna Township pioneers of 1802 and a Rootstown household from Maryland1768 to 1823 · 3 householdsThe Clapp Families of Portage County, OhioFranklin Township pioneers from Massachusetts, and a Ravenna merchant's family tied to the Kents1775 to 1838 · 2 householdsThe Woodworth Family of Portage County, OhioFrom a Revolutionary soldier in New York to two generations in Windham1808 to 1841 · 3 generationsThe Evans Families of Portage County, OhioThree Welsh-born households in Kent and Palmyra1837 to 1852 · 3 households

Randolph County, Indiana

24 family lines · 134 biographies

The Hiatt Families of Randolph County, IndianaSeparate households from North Carolina and Virginia, settled from 1818 on1802 to 1860 · 8 householdsThe Wright Families of Randolph County, IndianaSeven separate households, from the Cabin Creek Quakers of 1817 to a Lynn newspaperman1808 to 1882 · 8 householdsThe Hinshaw Families of Randolph County, IndianaSeparate North Carolina and Ohio households around Winchester, Lynn and Snow Hill1799 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Chenoweth Families of Randolph County, IndianaThree households from Maryland and Darke County, Ohio: farmers of Greensfork, doctors of Winchester1802 to 1870 · 5 householdsThe Hunt Families of Randolph County, IndianaFive separate households around Huntsville, Nettle Creek and Winchester1808 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Monks Family of Randolph County, IndianaFrom an English weaver's clearing near Winchester to the Indiana Supreme Court: four generations1814 to 1868 · 4 generationsThe Pierce Families of Randolph County, IndianaMississinewa pioneers, a Union City grain family with New England roots, and a Winchester photographer1615 to 1870 · 4 householdsThe Starbuck Families of Randolph County, IndianaEdward Starbuck's eighteen children and the Union City Starbucks, with two unconnected households1747 to 1855 · 5 householdsThe Anderson Families of Randolph County, IndianaFour separate households from Wayne County, Butler County and Maryland1785 to 1892 · 2 householdsThe Harris Families of Randolph County, IndianaFive separate households from Virginia, Ohio and New York1791 to 1914 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Randolph County, IndianaSeven separate households: a judge's sons, an editor, a doctor, farmers and an orphan-train boy1819 to 1860 · 7 householdsThe Bales Families of Randolph County, IndianaThree separate lines in Washington and West River Townships1807 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Diggs Family of Randolph County, IndianaCarolina pioneers of White River Township and their descendants1793 to 1843 · 4 generationsThe Thornburg Families of Randolph County, IndianaQuaker pioneers of Stony Creek and Washington Townships1773 to 1888 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Randolph County, IndianaThree separate households from Darke County, Maryland and Preble County1798 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Moorman Family of Randolph County, IndianaFrom Richmond County, North Carolina, to the farms and banks of Winchester1783 to 1852 · 5 generationsThe Williams Families of Randolph County, IndianaThree separate households: Olive Branch, Maxville and Union City1817 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Johnson Families of Randolph County, IndianaFour unrelated households: Quakers near Lynn, a Maryland veteran of 1812, a West River merchant, and the Buena Vista blacksmiths1792 to 1898 · 4 householdsThe Botkin Families of Randolph County, IndianaHugh Botkin's West River pioneers, four generations of country doctors, and two other households1774 to 1878 · 5 householdsThe Green Families of Randolph County, IndianaWhite River Township pioneers of 1817 and 1818, and a Kentucky family in Green Township1813 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Mangas Family of Randolph County, IndianaFrom York County, Pennsylvania, to Jackson Township: three generations1800 to 1862 · 3 generationsThe Miller Families of Randolph County, IndianaFour unrelated households: two pioneer judges, a Winchester merchant and a West River farmer1797 to 1874 · 4 householdsThe Bowen Family of Randolph County, IndianaFour generations on the Greensfork Township farm entered in 18141810 to 1858 · 4 generationsThe Kabel Family of Randolph County, IndianaA German wool carder's family at Unionsport and White River Township: three generations1810 to 1880 · 3 generations

Ray County, Missouri

24 family lines · 98 biographies

The Crowley Families of Ray County, MissouriTennessee and Clay County roots: five households in the 1881 history1786 to 1857 · 4 householdsThe Craven Families of Ray County, MissouriTennessee pioneers near Knoxville and later arrivals from North Carolina, Iowa and Giles County1822 to 1850 · 5 householdsThe Davis Families of Ray County, MissouriA Richmond doctor's family, two Confederate brothers from Kentucky, and a Richmond Township farmer1807 to 1859 · 3 householdsThe Miller Families of Ray County, MissouriA Tennessee pioneer's line and three other households, 1819 to 18811794 to 1853 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Ray County, MissouriFive households from Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Carroll County1807 to 1858 · 3 householdsThe Hughes Families of Ray County, MissouriBankers, coal operators, a judge and a militia captain in three unrelated households1777 to 1857 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Ray County, MissouriFive Smith households from North Carolina, Kentucky and Missouri1792 to 1848 · 4 householdsThe Burgess Families of Ray County, MissouriRichmond wagon makers and a Union cavalryman's farm1810 to 1860 · 3 householdsThe Clark Families of Ray County, MissouriDr. Hiram Clark's family at Knoxville and John Clark's family from Henry County, Virginia1804 to 1844 · 2 householdsThe Gant Families of Ray County, MissouriA Knoxville doctor, the Vibbard storekeepers and a Confederate veteran1822 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Holman Families of Ray County, MissouriThree Ray County-born men: a doctor and treasurer, a Union veteran and a stock shipper1837 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe King Families of Ray County, MissouriAdriel King's family southwest of Richmond, and two Kings at Hardin1801 to 1854The Mason Families of Ray County, MissouriTwo Kentucky-born households at Albany, Orrick and Richmond Township1814 to 1852 · 2 householdsThe Tiffin Family of Ray County, MissouriThree generations of Ohio-born doctors at Knoxville1813 to 1853 · 4 generationsThe Duval Families of Ray County, MissouriThree households from Culpepper County, Virginia1804 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Garner Family of Ray County, MissouriFrom Fayette to Richmond: a builder, his sons and a grandson at the bar1791 to 1851 · 3 generationsThe Ferree Families of Ray County, MissouriTwo Franklin County, Pennsylvania, households of tradesmen at Morton and Russellville1821 to 1851 · 2 householdsThe Kincaid Families of Ray County, MissouriA Greenbrier County, Virginia, pioneer and three Ray County-born farmers1804 to 1843The McDonald Families of Ray County, MissouriA Kentucky farm family from 1835 and a Virginia merchant in Richmond1806 to 1838 · 2 householdsThe Wilson Families of Ray County, MissouriA Tennessee pioneer, a Kentucky tobacco grower and a Scottish coal miner1808 to 1845 · 3 householdsThe Young Family of Ray County, MissouriFrom Fayette County, Kentucky, to a homestead north of Richmond: two generations1800 to 1838 · 2 generationsThe Cramer Families of Ray County, MissouriTwo Hanoverians from Geharde who settled near Millville and Knoxville1810 to 1856 · 2 householdsThe James Families of Ray County, MissouriThree doctors from Union County, Illinois, at Lawson and Lisbonville1837 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Russell Families of Ray County, MissouriTwo Virginia households: a Crooked River farmer and the justice of Russellville1811 to 1813 · 2 households

Stark County, Ohio

24 family lines · 123 biographies

The Smith Families of Stark County, OhioTen separate households from Pennsylvania, Germany, Switzerland and New York1800 to 1840 · 10 householdsThe Wise Families of Stark County, OhioEight separate households in Plain, Canton and Lake Townships1806 to 1846 · 8 householdsThe Brown Families of Stark County, OhioEight separate households from Pennsylvania, New England, Ohio and Canada1801 to 1850 · 7 householdsThe Bowman Families of Stark County, OhioThree separate households in Pike, Sandy, Tuscarawas and Lawrence Townships1777 to 1856 · 3 householdsThe Miller Families of Stark County, OhioTen separate households from Maryland, Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio1815 to 1840 · 10 householdsThe Bachtel Families of Stark County, OhioFour Maryland and Pennsylvania households in Canton, Plain, Jackson and Pike Townships1770 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe Reed Families of Stark County, OhioA Quaker family from Lynn, Massachusetts, and four unrelated Pennsylvania households1797 to 1843 · 5 householdsThe Oberlin Families of Stark County, OhioThree Pennsylvania German households in Tuscarawas and Jackson Townships1818 to 1855 · 5 householdsThe Myers Families of Stark County, OhioSeven separate households, from Alsace to Canal Fulton1820 to 1838 · 7 householdsThe Russell Family of Stark County, OhioFrom Weston, Massachusetts, to the Russell & Co. works at Massillon1751 to 1833 · 3 generationsThe Slusser Families of Stark County, OhioCanton's first mill builder, a Tuscarawas Township farm family, and a Louisville merchant1790 to 1827 · 3 householdsThe Snyder Families of Stark County, OhioFour households: Bethlehem Township farmers, Massillon tradesmen and a Canton legislator1819 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Pontius Families of Stark County, OhioPennsylvania families in Plain, Marlborough and Lake Townships, and a Louisville dentist1815 to 1843 · 4 householdsThe Young Families of Stark County, OhioFive separate households in Pike, Lawrence, Lake and Plain Townships and Massillon1819 to 1859 · 5 householdsThe Correll Family of Stark County, OhioFrom Adams County, Pennsylvania, to Plain Township: four generations1788 to 1864 · 3 generationsThe Walker Families of Stark County, OhioFour separate households from Pennsylvania and Columbiana County1774 to 1843 · 4 householdsThe Warstler Families of Stark County, OhioThree Plain Township pioneer lines from Maryland and York County, Pennsylvania1808 to 1844 · 3 householdsThe Williams Families of Stark County, OhioPike Township pioneers, a Canton artillery captain and shale-brick maker, and a Canal Fulton liveryman1800 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Wilson Families of Stark County, OhioDouglas Wilson's Osnaburg Township pioneers, and a Massillon coal company officer from New Hampshire1778 to 1838 · 4 householdsThe Elson Families of Stark County, OhioTwo Osnaburg Township pioneer households, the Sandy Township farmers and the millers of Magnolia1806 to 1847 · 2 householdsThe Johnson Families of Stark County, OhioTwo Washington Township pioneer households and their sons at Alliance and Mount Union1825 to 1852 · 2 householdsThe Shaffer Families of Stark County, OhioTwo Washington Township households: the Alliance merchants and railroad men, and the Nimishillen farmers1803 to 1845 · 2 householdsThe Taylor Families of Stark County, OhioThree unrelated households in Canton, Marlborough and Sugar Creek Townships1815 to 1881 · 3 householdsThe Bayliss Family of Stark County, OhioFrom Stratford-on-Avon to Kendal and Massillon: three generations1777 to 1840 · 3 generations

Summit County, Ohio

24 family lines · 216 biographies

The Moore Families of Summit County, OhioEleven separate households from New England, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Ireland1806 to 1880 · 11 householdsThe Miller Families of Summit County, OhioTwelve of the county's many Miller households, from the Buckeye mower to Buchtel College1796 to 1871 · 11 householdsThe Myers Families of Summit County, OhioNine separate households from Pennsylvania, Virginia, France and Germany1765 to 1868 · 9 householdsThe Smith Families of Summit County, OhioNine separate households, from Springfield Township pioneers to Akron druggists and bankers1783 to 1859 · 7 householdsThe Viall Families of Summit County, OhioSix households from Vermont and New York at Middlebury, Northampton, Boston and Tallmadge1782 to 1874 · 6 householdsThe Warner Families of Summit County, OhioHenry Warner's Coventry Township family, a Connecticut family at Cuyahoga Falls, and an Akron councilman1798 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Allen Families of Summit County, OhioCoventry Township pioneers of 1811, Cuyahoga Falls paper-makers from County Antrim, and three other households1770 to 1875 · 5 householdsThe Hart Families of Summit County, OhioPioneers of Middlebury, Springfield Township and Tallmadge, from Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania1771 to 1861 · 9 householdsThe Oviatt Families of Summit County, OhioConnecticut pioneers of Hudson, Richfield and Twinsburg1775 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Palmer Families of Summit County, OhioSix separate households: Northfield and Richfield pioneers, Akron millers and match makers, and an English stone maker1781 to 1867 · 6 householdsThe Shaw Families of Summit County, OhioFour separate households: Norton Township, two in Bath Township, and Akron1798 to 1878 · 5 householdsThe Snyder Families of Summit County, OhioPennsylvania pioneers in Green Township, Alsace immigrants in Franklin Township, and an Akron household1791 to 1871 · 7 householdsThe Bauer Families of Summit County, OhioPennsylvania Germans in Norton Township and a Wurtemberg family in Suffield, Portage County1801 to 1873 · 6 householdsThe Wise Families of Summit County, OhioPennsylvania families around Green Township and Greentown, from the 1810s to 19081800 to 1878 · 5 householdsThe Seiberling Family of Summit County, OhioFrom Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, to Norton Township and the Goodyear works1810 to 1876 · 5 generationsThe Thompson Families of Summit County, OhioFour households, from Hudson's first settlers to a Stow Township celery farm1776 to 1849 · 7 householdsThe Brewster Family of Summit County, OhioCoventry Township pioneers, coal operators and sewer-pipe makers: four generations1770 to 1876 · 4 generationsThe Brown Families of Summit County, OhioSeven separate households, among them the abolitionist John Brown1796 to 1901 · 7 householdsThe Hill Families of Summit County, OhioFour separate households from New York, England, Vermont and Pennsylvania1793 to 1865 · 4 householdsThe Wood Families of Summit County, OhioFive separate households from Ireland, Massachusetts and London1797 to 1862 · 5 householdsThe Chapman Families of Summit County, OhioSeven separate households: Cornish millers at Akron, Copley and Hudson farmers, and Portage County merchants1812 to 1859 · 7 householdsThe Long Families of Summit County, OhioSix separate households from New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio1792 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Paul Family of Summit County, OhioHosea Paul of Cuyahoga Falls and three generations of surveyors and engineers1809 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Barker Families of Summit County, OhioLanson Barker's family of Bath Township, and a Yorkshire blacksmith at Cuyahoga Falls1791 to 1857 · 4 households

Warren County, Ohio

24 family lines · 114 biographies

The Keever Families of Warren County, OhioSeveral households in Clear Creek, Turtle Creek and Lebanon, from Maryland and Pennsylvania roots1727 to 1849 · 7 householdsThe Haines Families of Warren County, OhioFour households from New Jersey and Virginia around Waynesville1785 to 1846 · 5 householdsThe Miller Families of Warren County, OhioSeven separate households: Quaker millers at Springboro, pioneers in Massie and Deerfield Townships, and newcomers from England and Germany1774 to 1832 · 6 householdsThe Mounts Family of Warren County, OhioFrom Mounts' Station on the Little Miami: four generations in Hamilton Township1795 to 1844 · 4 generationsThe Perrine Families of Warren County, OhioJames Perrine's Union Township family and the Mason County, Kentucky, family of Joseph and Susan Perrine1762 to 1836 · 5 householdsThe Bennett Families of Warren County, OhioThe Ligonier Valley Bennetts of Turtle Creek Township and Mason, and a New Jersey household at Lebanon1789 to 1854 · 6 householdsThe Cox Families of Warren County, OhioFour households around Mason in Deerfield Township1797 to 1840 · 4 householdsThe Hisey Families of Warren County, OhioVirginia blacksmith Jacob Hisey's family in Wayne Township, and a second Hisey homestead the books do not link to it1803 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Sherwood Family of Warren County, OhioFrom Columbia to Lebanon, Freeport and Waynesville: four generations1776 to 1864 · 3 generationsThe Thompson Families of Warren County, OhioSeven separate households from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia and Hamilton County1804 to 1842 · 7 householdsThe Vail Families of Warren County, OhioShubal Vail's Middletown descendants and William B. Vail's Franklin Township family1812 to 1854 · 3 householdsThe Wilson Families of Warren County, OhioThree separate households: Hopkinsville, Red Lion and Clear Creek Township1797 to 1834 · 3 householdsThe Bowyer Families of Warren County, OhioThree pioneer households around Mason, Deerfield and Union Townships1786 to 1835 · 3 householdsThe Brown Families of Warren County, OhioSeven separate households, from Clear Creek and Turtle Creek to Lebanon and Franklin1798 to 1840 · 6 householdsThe Hopkins Families of Warren County, OhioThe Virginia families behind the village of Hopkinsville, kept apart because the books do not say how they were related1789 to 1812 · 3 householdsThe Ross Families of Warren County, OhioSix separate households: a congressman, a stage-line man, a miller, a blacksmith and farmers1788 to 1850 · 5 householdsThe Collett Families of Warren County, OhioA Virginia judge's family at Lebanon and Harveysburg, and an English schoolteacher's family at Waynesville1781 to 1838 · 4 householdsThe Furnas Family of Warren County, OhioFriends pioneers of Wayne Township, from England by way of South Carolina: five generations1736 to 1830 · 5 generationsThe Walker Family of Warren County, OhioHamilton Township and the Bethel Church, three generations from 17981779 to 1849 · 3 generationsThe Lukens Family of Warren County, OhioFrom Pennsylvania by way of Virginia: three generations in Massie Township1797 to 1860 · 3 generationsThe Mullin Family of Warren County, OhioVirginia pioneers of Clear Creek Township and Springboro, from 18011777 to 1823 · 4 generationsThe Nixon Families of Warren County, OhioAllen and Margaret (Troutman) Nixon's sons, and three other Nixon households the books do not connect1810 to 1851 · 2 householdsThe Williams Families of Warren County, OhioFive unrelated households, from a Lebanon lawyer to a boy carried off by Indians1805 to 1830 · 5 householdsThe Casseday Family of Warren County, OhioFour generations on one farm near Mason, from 18061817 to 1848 · 4 generations

Washington County, Iowa

24 family lines · 93 biographies

The Stewart Families of Washington County, IowaFour separate households from Virginia, Indiana and South Carolina1818 to 1903 · 7 householdsThe Wilson Families of Washington County, IowaA Pennsylvania hardware family, a Maryland pioneer line and a Civil War captain1781 to 1863 · 7 householdsThe Brown Families of Washington County, IowaSix separate households from New Jersey, Connecticut, Ohio and West Virginia1833 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Anderson Families of Washington County, IowaFive separate households, from the 1839 pioneers to a Crawford Township cattle feeder1816 to 1889 · 5 householdsThe Gardner Families of Washington County, IowaThree Ohio families in Cedar and Seventy-Six Townships and at Wellman1775 to 1860 · 6 householdsThe Griffith Families of Washington County, IowaDelaware Quakers in Clay Township, Indiana settlers in Lime Creek, and Welsh carpenters from Louisa County1796 to 1874 · 5 householdsThe Maxwell Family of Washington County, IowaFrom Brooke County, Virginia, and Cadiz, Ohio, to Crawford Township: four generations1792 to 1861 · 5 generationsThe Moore Families of Washington County, IowaSix separate households, from an 1836 claim on section 33 to a Wellman bank1786 to 1860 · 6 householdsThe Smith Families of Washington County, IowaSix separate households from Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Davis County1820 to 1874 · 4 householdsThe Young Families of Washington County, IowaFour Kentucky-rooted households in Cedar and Franklin Townships1834 to 1865 · 4 householdsThe Miller Families of Washington County, IowaFour separate households from Ohio, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Indiana1760 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Hull Families of Washington County, IowaThree separate households: Lime Creek Township pioneers, a Civil War veteran, and three generations of Crawfordsville and Washington doctors1798 to 1845 · 3 householdsThe Jones Families of Washington County, IowaThree households in Clay and Lime Creek Townships and around Wellman1855 to 1880 · 3 householdsThe Lewis Families of Washington County, IowaFour separate households in Brighton, Washington, Marion and Jackson Townships1772 to 1835 · 4 householdsThe Morgan Families of Washington County, IowaA Quaker pioneer of Clay Township, a Scottish miner's son and a Wellman doctor1796 to 1851 · 5 householdsThe Nicola Family of Washington County, IowaFrom Preston County, Virginia, to Cedar Township and Riversidefrom 1840 · 2 generationsThe Sands Family of Washington County, IowaFrom East Tennessee to Oregon Township and Ainsworth: three generations1810 to 1879 · 3 generationsThe Taylor Families of Washington County, IowaFive separate households from New York, Kentucky, Ohio and Pennsylvania1803 to 1847 · 5 householdsThe Ashby Family of Washington County, IowaPioneers of 1839 south of Washington, then stock farmers in Lime Creek Township1786 to 1869 · 3 generationsThe Krebs Family of Washington County, IowaFrom a Prussian seed garden to 700 acres in Iowa Township1820 to 1874 · 4 generationsThe Pearson Families of Washington County, IowaA Pittsburgh farm family at Ainsworth and a Quaker teacher's son in Jackson Township1825 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Rickey Families of Washington County, IowaThree households from Pickaway and Harrison counties, Ohio1831 to 1864 · 3 householdsThe Bush Families of Washington County, IowaTwo English River Township households from Fayette County, Ohio1813 to 1864 · 2 householdsThe Palmer Families of Washington County, IowaTwo Irish-born households from Washington County, Pennsylvania, and Carroll County, Ohio1811 to 1839 · 2 households

Wayne County, Ohio

24 family lines · 101 biographies

The Armstrong Families of Wayne County, OhioThe Canaan Township pioneers and two other households from Pennsylvania and Holmes County1770 to 1853 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Wayne County, OhioSeparate households in Clinton, Saltcreek and Wooster Townships, from Virginia and Pennsylvania1788 to 1876 · 7 householdsThe Lance Family of Wayne County, OhioFrom Jefferson County to Lancetown and Sterling: four generations in Milton Township1794 to 1864 · 4 generationsThe Miller Families of Wayne County, OhioEight separate households from Germany, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Medina County1803 to 1874 · 7 householdsThe Taggart Families of Wayne County, OhioFour households of Irish descent at Orrville, Wooster, Smithville and Franklin Township1780 to 1852 · 4 householdsThe Yoder Families of Wayne County, OhioAmish Mennonite households from Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, in Greene and Wayne Townships1786 to 1861 · 5 householdsThe Myers Families of Wayne County, OhioFive separate households in Chester, Congress, Wooster and East Union Townships1814 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Orr Families of Wayne County, OhioThe founders of Orrville and four other Orr households of East Union, Canaan and Salt Creek Townships1797 to 1874 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Wayne County, OhioFive separate households in Canaan, Chippewa, Congress and Wooster Townships1770 to 1857 · 5 householdsThe Bechtel Families of Wayne County, OhioThree Pennsylvania families in Greene Township, Wooster Township and Wooster1802 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Snyder Families of Wayne County, OhioSeparate households from Pennsylvania and Maryland, settled between 1834 and 18381820 to 1853 · 4 householdsThe Rudy Family of Wayne County, OhioFrom Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to Dalton and Sugar Creek Township: four generations1790 to 1875 · 4 generationsThe Burkholder Families of Wayne County, OhioSwiss Mennonite farmers of Greene Township and a Pennsylvania family in Canaan Township1801 to 1873 · 4 householdsThe Taylor Families of Wayne County, OhioCanaan Township pioneers, English stonemasons and a Fredericksburgh lawyer1814 to 1875 · 4 householdsThe Zimmerman Families of Wayne County, OhioThree households: Chippewa Township farmers, Smithville cabinetmakers and a Wayne Township pioneer1798 to 1857 · 3 householdsThe Christy Families of Wayne County, OhioThree households: Wooster hardware, Orrville clothing and a Chester Township farm1841 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Hostetler Family of Wayne County, OhioMennonite farmers of Wayne and Greene Townships: three generations1800 to 1874 · 3 generationsThe Lehman Families of Wayne County, OhioTwo Berks County, Pennsylvania, families who settled Wayne Township in 18231744 to 1849 · 4 householdsThe Brinkerhoff Family of Wayne County, OhioFrom Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, to Congress Township and Wooster: three generations1780 to 1858 · 3 generationsThe Swartz Family of Wayne County, OhioMilton Township pioneers and their college-educated children: three generations1816 to 1846 · 3 generationsThe Kean Family of Wayne County, OhioFour generations on one Plain Township farm1805 to 1857 · 4 generationsThe Landis Families of Wayne County, OhioTwo households: Lehigh County Mennonites in Wooster and a sawmill family at Rittman1829 to 1869 · 2 householdsThe Huffman Family of Wayne County, OhioFrom Switzerland to Chippewa Township and Doylestown: four generations1798 to 1830 · 4 generationsThe James Family of Wayne County, OhioFrom Somersetshire to Franklin Township: an English family of 18321817 to 1826 · 3 generations

Wyandot County, Ohio

24 family lines · 151 biographies

The Smith Families of Wyandot County, OhioTwelve separate households, from Carey-area pioneers to Upper Sandusky businessmen1806 to 1885 · 13 householdsThe Brown Families of Wyandot County, OhioSeven separate households from Pennsylvania, Ohio, France and Canada1798 to 1844 · 7 householdsThe Miller Families of Wyandot County, OhioEight separate households, from Sandusky Plains pioneers to a mayor of Nevada1767 to 1858 · 8 householdsThe Straw Families of Wyandot County, OhioFour households with Vermont roots, from Pitt Township farms to the People's Bank of Carey1811 to 1859 · 5 householdsThe Beery Families of Wyandot County, OhioFairfield County pioneers and the Upper Sandusky merchants of the Beery Block1783 to 1857 · 4 householdsThe Kear Families of Wyandot County, OhioMoses Kear the Tymochtee gunsmith and his sons, plus two other Kear households1797 to 1853 · 5 householdsThe Pool Families of Wyandot County, OhioSix separate households, most of them from Richland County1787 to 1885 · 6 householdsThe Keller Families of Wyandot County, OhioFive separate households from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Pickaway County and Baden1797 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Ulrich Families of Wyandot County, OhioThree separate households from Maryland, Baden and Pennsylvania1822 to 1839 · 3 householdsThe Baker Families of Wyandot County, OhioFive separate households from Pennsylvania, New York and Virginia1816 to 1849 · 4 householdsThe Fowler Family of Wyandot County, OhioDr. Stephen Fowler's family of Pitt Township and Little Sandusky1789 to 1879 · 3 generationsThe Long Families of Wyandot County, OhioFour separate households in Marseilles, Tymochtee, Salem and Pitt Townships1794 to 1842 · 4 householdsThe Smalley Families of Wyandot County, OhioThree households from Wayne and Ashland Counties: two doctors, a farmer, a lawyer and a mayor1822 to 1862 · 3 householdsThe Williams Families of Wyandot County, OhioSix separate households from Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Wales1819 to 1863 · 5 householdsThe Bower Family of Wyandot County, OhioFrom Pennsylvania and New York to Jackson and Marseilles Townships: three generations1805 to 1834 · 3 generationsThe Hare Families of Wyandot County, OhioPennsylvania farmers in Crawford Township and their lawyer and banker sons in Upper Sandusky1819 to 1844 · 2 householdsThe Kenan Family of Wyandot County, OhioFrom Ohio County, Virginia, to Tymochtee Township and the Kenan Bros. real estate office1806 to 1864 · 4 generationsThe Kuenzli Family of Wyandot County, OhioFrom Canton Bern, Switzerland, by way of Holmes County: three generations1790 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Myers Families of Wyandot County, OhioSeven separate households: farmers, merchants, a miller, a blacksmith and a doctor1819 to 1855 · 7 householdsThe Walton Families of Wyandot County, OhioThree households from Ross County in Tymochtee and Eden Townships1799 to 1833 · 3 householdsThe Johnson Families of Wyandot County, OhioFour separate households from Pennsylvania, Ireland and northern Ohio1825 to 1882 · 4 householdsThe Case Family of Wyandot County, OhioEden Township pioneers from Trumbull County and their sons1840 to 1884 · 2 generationsThe Kinley Family of Wyandot County, OhioFrom Baden to Crane Township and Upper Sandusky: three generations1809 to 1857 · 2 generationsThe Wiest Family of Wyandot County, OhioFrom Baden, Germany, to Pitt Township: three generations1824 to 1875 · 3 generations

Boone County, Iowa

23 family lines · 98 biographies

The Hull Families of Boone County, IowaPioneer households of Worth and Douglas Townships, and two generations of Boone lawyers1779 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Johnson Families of Boone County, IowaFive separate households: Swedish settlers at Madrid, Douglas Township and Ogden, and a coal family in Boone1829 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Nelson Families of Boone County, IowaFive separate households: tailors, merchants, a lumberman, a dairyman and a veterinarian1786 to 1885 · 5 householdsThe Payne Families of Boone County, IowaThree households from Clay County, Indiana, in Boone and Worth Township1819 to 1856 · 5 householdsThe Anderson Families of Boone County, IowaSix separate Swedish households, from Douglas Township pioneers to Boone tradesmen1828 to 1891 · 6 householdsThe Brainard Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Haddam, Connecticut, to the Boone Standard: the line of John McCrea Brainard1796 to 1871 · 5 generationsThe Williams Families of Boone County, IowaFour separate households: Ogden, Elk Rapids and Madrid, Marcy Township, and Boone1817 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Boone Family of Boone County, IowaSquire Boone's descendants in Worth Township, from Kentucky by way of Indiana1735 to 1861 · 4 generationsThe Carlson Families of Boone County, IowaFive Swedish households in Boone, Madrid, Marcy and Harrison Townships1841 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Clark Families of Boone County, IowaThree separate households from New York, Vermont and Indiana1808 to 1883 · 3 householdsThe Sparks Families of Boone County, IowaThree pioneer households in Worth, Marcy and Jackson Townships1815 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Wheeler Families of Boone County, IowaFour separate households: a Madrid pioneer, a railroad engineer and two Harrison Township farmers1832 to 1862 · 4 householdsThe Adix Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Yell and Jackson Townships: three generations1833 to 1882 · 3 generationsThe Burkhart Families of Boone County, IowaTwo Butler County, Pennsylvania, households in Peoples Township, and a third farmer1833 to 1914 · 2 householdsThe Jones Families of Boone County, IowaA Story County Civil War family, the Jackson Township Joneses who married into it, and a Boone physician1762 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Lucas Family of Boone County, IowaPioneers of 1853 and three generations at Grayson, Belle Point and Madrid1815 to 1879 · 3 generationsThe Noland Families of Boone County, IowaTwo Highland County, Ohio, households in Cass and Peoples Townships1822 to 1872 · 2 householdsThe Peterson Families of Boone County, IowaFour Swedish households in Madrid, Boone, Ogden and Garden Township, and a Danish one in Marcy Township1817 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Davis Family of Boone County, IowaLewis and Mary Ann Davis and their children in Worth Township1820 to 1850 · 2 generationsThe Herman Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Wurtemberg and Switzerland to the brewery and banks of Boone1830 to 1871 · 2 generationsThe Adams Family of Boone County, IowaA Wisconsin soldier's family and three generations on the railroad1858 to 1882 · 3 generationsThe Tillson Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Otsego County, New York, to Boone: a railroad man and his sons1839 to 1883 · 2 generationsThe Barkley Family of Boone County, IowaFrom a Linn County claim to the Boone County Bank: two generations1842 to 1860 · 2 generations

Lee County, Iowa

22 family lines · 87 biographies

The Tucker Families of Lee County, IowaA Green Bay Township farm family and a Keokuk hardware and insurance family1819 to 1878 · 6 householdsThe Wilson Families of Lee County, IowaSix separate households from Tennessee, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky1809 to 1849 · 7 householdsThe Kennedy Families of Lee County, IowaFive separate households from Ireland, Kentucky and Pennsylvania1790 to 1869 · 5 householdsThe Stewart Families of Lee County, IowaA Fort Madison pastor and his lawyer son, a Pleasant Ridge farm family, and the pioneer Stewarts of the Walker line1742 to 1867 · 3 householdsThe Smith Families of Lee County, IowaSix separate households in Keokuk, West Point, Primrose and Van Buren Township1816 to 1883 · 6 householdsThe Craig Family of Lee County, IowaA Keokuk family of lawyers from Washington County, Pennsylvania1824 to 1874 · 4 generationsThe Walker Families of Lee County, IowaThree unrelated households: a Fort Madison pioneer and two physicians1702 to 1875 · 4 householdsThe Houston Family of Lee County, IowaTwo New Hampshire households in Denmark Township, from 18371786 to 1868 · 3 householdsThe Miller Families of Lee County, IowaFive separate households: lawyers at Keokuk, farmers from Virginia, Ohio and Illinois, and a pioneer killed at West Point1814 to 1859 · 5 householdsThe Walljasper Families of Lee County, IowaWestphalian builders, millers and bankers of West Point1837 to 1890 · 4 householdsThe Hart Families of Lee County, IowaRhode Island pioneers in Pleasant Ridge Township, and a Sangamon County family in Keokuk1799 to 1865 · 3 householdsThe Casey Family of Lee County, IowaFrom the Kentucky frontier to the Fort Madison bench and bar: four generations1827 to 1865 · 4 generationsThe Connable Family of Lee County, IowaFrom Bernardston, Massachusetts, to Keokuk, by way of Ohio1779 to 1858 · 3 generationsThe Davis Families of Lee County, IowaThree unrelated households in Fort Madison, Keokuk and Montrose Township1818 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Krehbiel Families of Lee County, IowaTwo German Mennonite households at West Point and in Franklin Township1811 to 1866 · 4 householdsThe Lange Family of Lee County, IowaFrom Prussia to Green Bay Township: two generations1820 to 1862 · 2 generationsThe Newberry Families of Lee County, IowaTwo Des Moines Township households from New York and Missouri1816 to 1856 · 2 householdsThe Rogers Family of Lee County, IowaFrom London and Wales to Green Bay Township: three generations1819 to 1861 · 3 generationsThe Stellern Family of Lee County, IowaFrom Prussia by way of St. Louis to Fort Madison: brickmakers and bottlers1830 to 1872 · 3 generationsThe Hott Family of Lee County, IowaFrom Pickaway County, Ohio, to Cedar Township: three generations1812 to 1867 · 3 generationsThe Johnstone Family of Lee County, IowaFrom Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, to the Keokuk Savings Bank1772 to 1856 · 3 generationsThe Anschutz Family of Lee County, IowaA Keokuk brewer and his photographer son1825 to 1869 · 2 generations

Scott County, Iowa

22 family lines · 85 biographies

The Arp Families of Scott County, IowaSix Holstein farm households in Sheridan, Winfield, Hickory Grove, Lincoln and Davenport Townships1819 to 1875 · 6 householdsThe Schmidt Families of Scott County, IowaSix separate households from Holstein, Schleswig, Westphalia and Mecklenburg1828 to 1875 · 6 householdsThe Moeller Families of Scott County, IowaFour separate households in Blue Grass, Cleona and Davenport1826 to 1884 · 4 householdsThe Petersen Families of Scott County, IowaDavenport merchants, a German newspaper publisher, a lawyer and Schleswig-Holstein farm pioneers1836 to 1878 · 4 householdsThe Stoltenberg Families of Scott County, IowaThe 1847 Davenport township pioneers, a Blue Grass township legislator and a Davenport fire chief1820 to 1863 · 4 householdsThe Lamp Families of Scott County, IowaTwo Holstein households in Davenport, Sheridan and Hickory Grove Townships, joined by an 1861 marriage1834 to 1872 · 4 householdsThe Klindt Families of Scott County, IowaThe Maysville hotel keepers and a Davenport brewer, both from Holstein1839 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Hamann Families of Scott County, IowaTwo Sheridan Township farmers who both came in 1857, and a Davenport lawyer1824 to 1867 · 3 householdsThe Wiese Families of Scott County, IowaFour Holstein households at Moline, Mount Joy, Davenport township and Sheridan township1800 to 1871 · 4 householdsThe Mueller Family of Scott County, IowaA Holstein patriot's lumber house in Davenport: two generations1823 to 1875 · 2 generationsThe Priester Family of Scott County, IowaFrom Holstein to Lincoln township and Davenport: three generations1844 to 1877 · 3 generationsThe Rock Families of Scott County, IowaTwo Waldeck lines in Hickory Grove and Allens Grove Townships, joined by marriage1829 to 1860 · 3 householdsThe Smith Families of Scott County, IowaFour separate households, from the Le Claire pioneers of 1835 to the Bettendorf works1827 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Becker Families of Scott County, IowaSilesian brothers in Davenport and a Prussian merchant at Le Claire1820 to 1850 · 2 householdsThe Collins Families of Scott County, IowaA Connecticut builder's family from 1838 and an Irish iron molder's family from the 1850s1806 to 1864 · 2 householdsThe Schaefer Families of Scott County, IowaTwo German pioneer farm households near Davenport1810 to 1862 · 2 householdsThe Sindt Families of Scott County, IowaHolstein settlers in Davenport, Hickory Grove and Walcott1824 to 1854 · 2 householdsThe Grell Family of Scott County, IowaFrom Kiel, Holstein, to Allens Grove and Hickory Grove townships: three generations1839 to 1868 · 3 generationsThe Keppy Family of Scott County, IowaThree generations, from a German carpenter's farm to the store, bank and post office of Donahue1856 to 1879 · 3 generationsThe Lane Family of Scott County, IowaThree generations of Davenport lawyers, 1854 to 19101830 to 1882 · 3 generationsThe Schroeder Families of Scott County, IowaThree German households in Davenport and Davenport Township1831 to 1839 · 3 householdsThe Vollmer Family of Scott County, IowaA Davenport printer and county recorder and his sons, a doctor and a lawyer1853 to 1874 · 2 generations

Jasper County, Iowa

20 family lines · 73 biographies

The Turner Families of Jasper County, IowaFive separate households from Maine, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri1772 to 1870 · 7 householdsThe Miller Families of Jasper County, IowaThree separate households: New York Millers in Sherman and Mound Prairie townships, the Kintz-connected Millers of Clear Creek township, and a Prussian family in Mariposa township1825 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Campbell Families of Jasper County, IowaFour separate households from Ohio and Indiana1820 to 1864 · 4 householdsThe Dodd Family of Jasper County, IowaClear Creek Township pioneers and their sons: three generations1817 to 1885 · 3 generationsThe Brown Families of Jasper County, IowaFour separate households from Illinois, Ohio and Scotland1834 to 1880 · 4 householdsThe Cool Families of Jasper County, IowaTwo Clear Creek Township pioneer households of the 1850s1850 to 1885 · 2 householdsThe Hill Families of Jasper County, IowaTwo households: William E. Hill's family of Malaka township and the J. B. Hill family of Buena Vista township1843 to 1882 · 2 householdsThe Kling Families of Jasper County, IowaTwo German households in Elk Creek Township1816 to 1873 · 2 householdsThe Newell Families of Jasper County, IowaThree separate households from Knox County, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Scott County, Iowa1839 to 1877 · 3 householdsThe Smith Families of Jasper County, IowaFive separate households from England, Scotland, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Ohio1830 to 1876 · 5 householdsThe Sparks Families of Jasper County, IowaLynn Grove Township pioneers from Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana1806 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Hager Families of Jasper County, IowaLippe-Detmold families at Baxter: a banker, a miller and a piano merchant1825 to 1875 · 2 householdsThe Tramel Family of Jasper County, IowaClear Creek township pioneers of 1852 and three generations around Ira1802 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Wilson Families of Jasper County, IowaA Newton judge, a Buena Vista pioneer family and a Baxter blacksmith's line1834 to 1877 · 3 householdsThe Gipson Family of Jasper County, IowaFrom Lincolnshire to Independence Township: two generations1831 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Bond Families of Jasper County, IowaWilliam M. Bond's family of Mound Prairie township, and the S. A. Bond family of Monroe and Reasnor1817 to 1878 · 2 householdsThe Jones Families of Jasper County, IowaTwo unrelated households, from Fulton County, Illinois, and Licking County, Ohio1825 to 1882 · 2 householdsThe Meyer Families of Jasper County, IowaTwo German households, at Newton and at Baxter1800 to 1861 · 3 householdsThe Lust Family of Jasper County, IowaRiley and Amanda (Pender) Lust and their sons in Elk Creek township and Reasnor1874 to 1883 · 2 generationsThe Tiffany Family of Jasper County, IowaFrom the Dubuque lead mines and the California gold fields to Clear Creek township1825 to 1888 · 3 generations

Henry County, Iowa

19 family lines · 69 biographies

The Allen Families of Henry County, IowaFour separate households at Wayland, Hillsboro, Canaan Township and Mount Pleasant1822 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Saunders Families of Henry County, IowaFleming County, Kentucky, merchants and bankers who founded Mount Pleasant, and a separate Virginia family1780 to 1840 · 5 householdsThe Campbell Families of Henry County, IowaFour separate households from Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee and Delaware1800 to 1846 · 4 householdsThe Myers Families of Henry County, IowaGreenbrier County pioneers of Scott Township, and a Methodist family from Indiana1777 to 1854 · 4 householdsThe Smith Families of Henry County, IowaFive separate households in Wayne, Center, Trenton and Marion townships and Mount Pleasant1787 to 1860 · 5 householdsThe Snyder Families of Henry County, IowaTwo separate households: Canaan Township farmers and a Mount Pleasant pioneer merchant1812 to 1872 · 2 householdsThe Brown Families of Henry County, IowaThree separate households: Lowell's miller, a Center Township pioneer, and an English weaver's son1799 to 1864 · 3 householdsThe Porter Family of Henry County, IowaFrom Millersburg, Kentucky, to Trenton, Winfield and Mount Pleasant: four generations1750 to 1858 · 4 generationsThe Bird Families of Henry County, IowaDr. Wellington Bird's family of Mount Pleasant, and Rev. James W. Bird's family of Marion Township1817 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Johnson Families of Henry County, IowaFour separate households, one from Tennessee and three from Sweden1828 to 1869 · 4 householdsThe Martin Families of Henry County, IowaThree separate households in Marion and Wayne townships and Mount Pleasant1809 to 1848 · 3 householdsThe Throop Family of Henry County, IowaFrom Hamilton, New York, to the Mount Pleasant Free Press1777 to 1858 · 5 generationsThe Beery Family of Henry County, IowaThree generations from Fairfield County, Ohio, to Baltimore Township1814 to 1888 · 3 generationsThe Ross Families of Henry County, IowaTwo separate households, from western Pennsylvania and Brown County, Ohio1799 to 1832 · 2 householdsThe Young Families of Henry County, IowaThree separate households from New Hampshire, Ireland and Ohio1828 to 1862 · 3 householdsThe Hunt Families of Henry County, IowaA Des Moines County pioneer and his dentist son, and a Scott Township stock raiser from New York1771 to 1863 · 3 householdsThe Jones Families of Henry County, IowaThree separate households: Salem Township farmers, a Salem editor and an Irish bridge builder1826 to 1839 · 3 householdsThe Lee Families of Henry County, IowaTwo separate households in New London and Tippecanoe townships1797 to 1839 · 2 householdsThe Seeley Family of Henry County, IowaFrom Connecticut to Harrison Township, Lee County, and Mount Pleasant: two generations1812 to 1865 · 2 generations

Wapello County, Iowa

19 family lines · 74 biographies

The Williams Families of Wapello County, IowaSeven separate households from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and South Wales1797 to 1876 · 7 householdsThe Wilson Families of Wapello County, IowaFive separate households from Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ontario1785 to 1883 · 5 householdsThe Brown Families of Wapello County, IowaFive separate households from Ireland, Virginia, England, New York and Maine1790 to 1884 · 5 householdsThe Baker Families of Wapello County, IowaFour households: two from Warrick County, Indiana, one from New York and one from Pennsylvania1824 to 1868 · 4 householdsThe Davis Families of Wapello County, IowaFour separate households from Virginia, South Wales and London1826 to 1861 · 4 householdsThe Daggett Families of Wapello County, IowaAn Ottumwa banking family and a New England line of dairymen and undertakers1762 to 1874 · 4 householdsThe Johnson Families of Wapello County, IowaFive separate households from Indiana, Holland, Sweden, Ohio and Illinois1838 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Dimmitt Families of Wapello County, IowaTwo pioneer households from Indiana in Highland and Dahlonega Townships1827 to 1866 · 2 householdsThe Stevens Families of Wapello County, IowaA railroad builder from Herkimer County, a pioneer doctor and an Ottumwa banker1815 to 1872 · 4 householdsThe Harper Families of Wapello County, IowaTwo Ottumwa business families from Muskingum County, Ohio, and two pioneer households1833 to 1877 · 2 householdsThe McCarroll Families of Wapello County, IowaTwo Ohio households at Kirkville and Ottumwa: farmers, hardware men and a stove maker1847 to 1859 · 2 householdsThe Miller Families of Wapello County, IowaThree separate households in Dahlonega, Pleasant and Agency Townships and Eddyville1815 to 1837 · 3 householdsThe Phillips Families of Wapello County, IowaThree separate households: Agency Township farmers and two Ottumwa coal families1822 to 1858 · 3 householdsThe Smith Families of Wapello County, IowaThree separate households: Kentucky farmers, an Irish family from Iowa City, and a Methodist preacher's sons1837 to 1874 · 3 householdsThe Warder Family of Wapello County, IowaFrom Virginia and Ohio to Competine and Pleasant Townships, 18531848 to 1881 · 3 generationsThe Wycoff Family of Wapello County, IowaFrom the Ohio canals to the farms north of Ottumwa: four generations1798 to 1859 · 4 generationsThe Hall Families of Wapello County, IowaA candy maker born north of Ottumwa and a builder from Machias, Maine1823 to 1857 · 2 householdsThe Hutchison Families of Wapello County, IowaTwo unrelated Pennsylvania households in Ottumwa banking, law and trade1828 to 1860 · 2 householdsThe Merrill Family of Wapello County, IowaWholesale grocers and bankers of Ottumwa: three generations1858 to 1888 · 3 generations

Winneshiek County, Iowa

19 family lines · 65 biographies

The Anderson Families of Winneshiek County, IowaSix unrelated Norwegian households, from Frankville to Highland Township1830 to 1882 · 6 householdsThe Hove Families of Winneshiek County, IowaThree Norwegian households in Madison, Springfield and Sumner Townships1843 to 1888 · 3 householdsThe Haugen Families of Winneshiek County, IowaFour Norwegian households in Canoe, Springfield, Glenwood and Madison Townships1816 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Huber Families of Winneshiek County, IowaTwo Swiss-descended households from Franklin County, Indiana, in Washington and Sumner Townships1837 to 1879 · 2 householdsThe Johnson Families of Winneshiek County, IowaFour unrelated households: a Decorah machinist, a printer turned farmer, a harness maker and a Madison Township farmer1847 to 1887 · 4 householdsThe Larson Families of Winneshiek County, IowaThree Norwegian households in Military Township and Decorah1822 to 1880 · 3 householdsThe Meyer Families of Winneshiek County, IowaFive separate households from Switzerland, Alsace-Lorraine and Germany, in Calmar, Ossian, Bloomfield Township and Fort Atkinson1845 to 1874 · 5 householdsThe Hanson Families of Winneshiek County, IowaThree unrelated Norwegian households in Lincoln Township, Decorah and Canoe Township1822 to 1856 · 3 householdsThe Kuhn Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom Bavaria by way of Pennsylvania to Spillville and Sumner Township1832 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Smith Families of Winneshiek County, IowaAn English family in Bluffton and Canoe Townships and a Prussian family in Washington Township1823 to 1870 · 2 householdsThe Funke Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom Germany by way of St. Louis to Washington and Military Townships: three generations1853 to 1885 · 3 generationsThe Gossman Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom Muskingum County, Ohio, to Burr Oak Township1829 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Hover Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom Valdres, Norway, to Pleasant Township: three generations on the 1851 homestead1818 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Lomen Families of Winneshiek County, IowaTwo Norwegian farm households in Decorah and Springfield Townships1861 to 1867 · 2 householdsThe Scheidemantel Family of Winneshiek County, IowaBavarian pioneers of Military Township and their sons1820 to 1868 · 2 generationsThe Jewell Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom Ohio to Decorah Township in 1860: two generations1850 to 1864 · 2 generationsThe Pilgrim Family of Winneshiek County, IowaFrom England to Illinois, Clay County and Madison Township1845 to 1875 · 3 generationsThe Whitney Family of Winneshiek County, IowaA Great Lakes sailor's sons in Hesper, Burr Oak and Decorah1855 to 1858 · 2 generationsThe Green Families of Winneshiek County, IowaTwo unrelated households: Bloomfield Township pioneers and a Decorah editor and mayor1872 to 1875 · 2 households

Madison County, Iowa

17 family lines · 52 biographies

The Mueller Family of Madison County, IowaWaldeck foresters to Union and Jefferson Township farmers: four generations1773 to 1885 · 3 generationsThe Bennett Families of Madison County, IowaJacob Bennett's Douglas and Madison Township family, and Sheriff Myron E. Bennett1800 to 1884 · 4 householdsThe Johnston Families of Madison County, IowaStockmen and bankers of St. Charles, and a self-made farmer of Douglas Township1828 to 1864 · 3 householdsThe Young Families of Madison County, IowaThree separate households: two pioneer farm families and a Winterset grain merchantfrom 1849 · 3 householdsThe Brown Families of Madison County, IowaThree unrelated households: Madison and Lincoln Townships, Scott Township, and Truro1826 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Cochran Family of Madison County, IowaFrom a log cabin in Grand River Township to 1,925 acres: two generations1834 to 1884 · 2 generationsThe Schoenenberger Family of Madison County, IowaFrom Germany by way of Pennsylvania and Ohio to Walnut Township: four generations1850 to 1878 · 4 generationsThe Wilson Families of Madison County, IowaTwo separate households, from Kentucky and from Indiana1803 to 1893 · 4 householdsThe Rowe Family of Madison County, IowaFrom Stuttgart to Grand River Township and Macksburg: three generations1809 to 1870 · 3 generationsThe Wilkinson Family of Madison County, IowaFrom Pike County, Illinois, to a Scott Township claim: three generations1806 to 1876 · 3 generationsThe Cooper Family of Madison County, IowaFrom Beaver County, Pennsylvania, to Winterset: four generations1844 to 1880 · 4 generationsThe Devault Families of Madison County, IowaTwo Johnson County, Iowa, families who moved west to Penn and Jackson Townships1822 to 1857 · 2 householdsThe Bertholf Family of Madison County, IowaFrom New York City by way of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois to Lincoln Township1804 to 1855 · 2 generationsThe Cox Families of Madison County, IowaA Baltimore machinist in Scott Township and a Quaker sawmill family in Union Township1817 to 1850 · 2 householdsThe Anderson Family of Madison County, IowaA doctor's family of St. Charles: a pioneer physician and his sons1835 to 1869 · 2 generationsThe Killam Family of Madison County, IowaFrom Hartford, Connecticut, by way of Clayton County to St. Charles and Truro1847 to 1857 · 2 generationsThe Mardis Family of Madison County, IowaMasons and contractors: a Winterset builder and his two sons1837 to 1874 · 2 generations

Allamakee County, Iowa

13 family lines · 47 biographies

The Clark Families of Allamakee County, IowaFive separate households: Franklin Township pioneers, an Irish settler in Taylor Township, a Waukon lawyer, and two more1807 to 1890 · 5 householdsThe Smith Families of Allamakee County, IowaEight separate households, most of them around Postville and Post Township1822 to 1871 · 7 householdsThe Larson Families of Allamakee County, IowaFour Norwegian households in Taylor, Hanover, Jefferson and Waterloo townships1811 to 1867 · 5 householdsThe Harris Families of Allamakee County, IowaOhio families around Postville and Post Township1851 to 1878 · 3 householdsThe May Families of Allamakee County, IowaThe pioneers of May's Prairie and the founder of the Waukon Standard1838 to 1876 · 5 householdsThe Swenson Families of Allamakee County, IowaFour Norwegian households in Post, Franklin and Paint Creek townships1824 to 1878 · 4 householdsThe Meyer Families of Allamakee County, IowaThree separate German households, near Postville and in Iowa Township1822 to 1878 · 3 householdsThe Helming Families of Allamakee County, IowaGerman farmers of Ludlow and Union Prairie townships1823 to 1868 · 2 householdsThe Riser Family of Allamakee County, IowaSwiss pioneers of Lansing township, three generations1829 to 1838 · 3 generationsThe Waters Families of Allamakee County, IowaTwo Irish households in Ludlow township and Postville1824 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Beardmore Family of Allamakee County, IowaFrom England by way of Wheeling to Union City township1849 to 1869 · 2 generationsThe Hart Families of Allamakee County, IowaIrish settlers of Paint Creek township from 1852from 1830 · 2 householdsThe Nagel Family of Allamakee County, IowaA Frankfort shoemaker's family in Franklin township, three generations1822 to 1889 · 3 generations

Guthrie County, Iowa

13 family lines · 51 biographies

The Reed Families of Guthrie County, IowaThree Ohio households: a Guthrie Center hotel keeper's family, the cattle-dealing Reeds of Monteith, and a Guthrie Center miller who enlisted at fifteen1807 to 1870 · 4 householdsThe Moore Families of Guthrie County, IowaThree unrelated households: Jackson Township pioneers, a Highland Township stockman, and a blacksmith from Kent, England1831 to 1875 · 5 householdsThe Reynolds Families of Guthrie County, IowaTwo Indiana households: the Panora Reynoldses of Owen County, and a Seely Township horse breeder1806 to 1850 · 3 householdsThe Sheeder Family of Guthrie County, IowaFrom Prussia to Chester County, Pennsylvania, to Baker Township: five generations1799 to 1887 · 5 generationsThe Smith Families of Guthrie County, IowaSix separate households in Orange and Highland Townships and at Casey1821 to 1878 · 6 householdsThe Johnson Families of Guthrie County, IowaA New Jersey family in Baker Township and an English family at Panora and Glendon1832 to 1869 · 2 householdsThe Lewis Families of Guthrie County, IowaJonathan Lewis's sons of Highland Township and Bayard, and a coal-mining family in Victory Township1833 to 1859 · 2 householdsThe Thompson Families of Guthrie County, IowaThree separate households: the Casey pioneers, a Richland Township farmer, and a Bayard doctor1822 to 1865 · 3 householdsThe Kirkpatrick Family of Guthrie County, IowaFrom Ireland by way of Philadelphia and Livingston County, Illinois, to Thompson Township1858 to 1868 · 2 generationsThe Roberts Family of Guthrie County, IowaA. A. and Sarah E. (Daniels) Roberts and their sons in Seely Township1870 to 1876 · 2 generationsThe Deardorff Family of Guthrie County, IowaAdams County, Pennsylvania, to Franklin Grove, Illinois, to Yale and Panora1798 to 1844 · 2 generationsThe Lalley Family of Guthrie County, IowaFrom County Galway to Grant Township: three generations1849 to 1880 · 3 generationsThe Taylor Families of Guthrie County, IowaThree separate households from Ohio, Iowa and England1818 to 1850 · 3 households

Jones County, Iowa

13 family lines · 42 biographies

The Clark Families of Jones County, IowaThree separate households in Castle Grove, Scotch Grove and Cass townships1809 to 1882 · 3 householdsThe Peet Families of Jones County, IowaTwo Cortland County, New York, households: Gideon Peet's Fairview Township homestead and G. N. Peet's sons in Greenfield Township1814 to 1870 · 5 householdsThe Ellison Families of Jones County, IowaThree separate households: a Martelle banker, a Greenfield Township farmer, and a district judge at Anamosafrom 1851 · 3 householdsThe Kohl Family of Jones County, IowaFrom Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to a Greenfield township homestead1856 to 1873 · 2 generationsThe Byerly Families of Jones County, IowaTwo households: Michael Byerly's pioneer family of Jackson Township, and John Byerly of Wyoming Township1818 to 1854 · 3 householdsThe James Families of Jones County, IowaTwo households headed by men named Walter James: one in Jackson Township, one in Madison Township1833 to 1870 · 6 householdsThe Johnson Families of Jones County, IowaA Rome Township farmer turned Anamosa mayor, and a Christian Church minister's family in Jackson Township1827 to 1868 · 2 householdsThe Orr Families of Jones County, IowaTwo Irish households by way of Connecticut, settled in Clay Township1831 to 1867 · 2 householdsThe Rummel Family of Jones County, IowaFrom Gettysburg to Richland County, Ohio, and on to Olin: four generations1800 to 1854 · 4 generationsThe Russell Families of Jones County, IowaAn Auditor of State's family from Ohio, and Pennsylvania brothers in Greenfield Township1852 to 1864 · 2 householdsThe Fairbanks Family of Jones County, IowaFrom Hyde Park, Vermont, to Cass and Castle Grove Townships: four generations1832 to 1885 · 4 generationsThe Waggoner Families of Jones County, IowaTwo Jackson Township households: Anthony Waggoner's from Ohio in 1854 and Barnhart Waggoner's from Ohio in 18521803 to 1866 · 2 householdsThe Gorman Families of Jones County, IowaTwo households: an Irish farmer of Hale township and a New York-born family of Wyoming1819 to 1882 · 2 households

Story County, Iowa

6 family lines · 14 biographies

The Cook Families of Story County, IowaThree households from Virginia, New York and Illinois, around Nevada, Cambridge and Colo1808 to 1843 · 3 householdsThe Thompson Families of Story County, IowaThree unrelated households: a Nevada lawyer and postmaster, a Collins farmer, and an Iowa Center justice1821 to 1840 · 3 householdsThe McLain Families of Story County, IowaTwo Bedford County, Pennsylvania, households: a pioneer stock-raiser and the family of Nevada's first tavern1821 to 1845 · 2 householdsThe Barnes Families of Story County, IowaA Zearing grain agent from Ohio and a Nevada harness maker from New York1790 to 1846 · 2 householdsThe Richardson Families of Story County, IowaA Vermont-born landowner at Elwell and the Massachusetts-rooted founder of Zearing1780 to 1849 · 2 householdsThe Golly Family of Story County, IowaFrom County Tyrone to Oneida County, New York, and Lincoln Township1821 to 1855 · 3 generations