Helping each other…
This page list’s members of the extended family that are currently researching the families found within this website and family member’s who have a web presence.
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John JOHNSON and Elizabeth Smyth The Johnson family were predominately based around Tamworth and Manilla in New South Wales. As you can see I have very little information on them, are you the person to help us out? Heather’s mother died when she was a lass and she was sent to an orphanage, during her youth [...] Welcome to our CRAFT GENEALOGY This book incorporates the maternal and paternal line of John Craft ie Andrew John CRAFT and Heather Irene JOHNSON, it is being pursued for our daughter Georgina Craft who has taken an interest in her heritage and has even done a school assignment on Matthew James Everingham, [...] This chart is a new addition the Craft Genealogy Section covering the Lancaster Branch – more of Heather’s and Gina’s ancestors. It has been compiled purely from NSW BDM Indexes and the Australian Cemetery Indexes together, it is definitely open to corrections, additions and adjustments, I was seriously fascinated with the name [...] “Dear G.G.G.G.Grandma Lydia,” I have recently returned from visiting the beautiful parish church in Madron, Cornwall, England where you were christened in September, 1811. My husband & I walked around the grounds of this church where you and your big brothers – William, b.1807 and Charles, b.1807 played. Charles was named Listed here are all the surnames current in our family database as at 29 Feb 2008. You can temporarily view the family tree online at http://genealogy.aussierhonda.com/index.htm A Little Lancaster History Descendant Chart for ~ William Johnson This page is a work in progress which I recently started for my daughter Gina and her grandmother Heather. On Heather’s birthday in July 2002 she asked me to see if I could find any of her siblings who she [...] A LITTLE CRAFT HISTORY… My daughter Gina’s family tree has been the easiest as it has basically been done by a LOT of fellow family researchers! Her Craft line merges with the Everingham’s, which I have not shown here, but will give a little of their history below on how they connect. Matthew James EVERINGHAM was [...] |
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