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An exploration of the ancient ancestors of the Primary Families of New Mexico, the Spanish families who settled in the Kingdom of New Mexico in 1598 and beyond. This book presents two monographs. The first briefly summarizes the history of The Kingdom of New Mexico. The second explores clues left in the archeological and biblical record of Ancient Mesopotamia and neighboring lands to trace an ancient people known as the Hurrians who lived north of Ancient Mesopotamia six thousand years ago. By exhaustively studying sources, maps, and other references, the author makes a compelling case that the Hurrians were ancient ancestors of those who settled in the Kingdom of New Mexico in the sixte ...

Erasmo Moya de Tomé, Nuevo México Un abuelo sabio y amable cuenta historias a sus nietos para que sepan la verdad (A wise and kind grandfather tells stories to his grandchildren so they know the truth) In this book, brothers Matthew Villanueva and Anthony Troy Barnhill recount the true stories their grandfather, Erasmo Moya, told them about his life growing up in small town New Mexico in the early 20th century.

Finding Charlotte is a work many years in the making which takes us on a remarkable journey through oral traditions, church records, legal documents and DNA verification. It accesses archives from the Bahamas, the United States and the United Kingdom to piece together and provide a comprehensive proof of Charlotte Cooper’s identity and the families descended from her. These pages bring new life to Charlotte and her descendants. Part I contains the proof argument identifying Charlotte Cooper and Part II is a narrative spanning six generations of her descendants in the Bahamas and the United States. This work is an example of the Genealogical Proof Standard at work with forewords from Dr. ...

Biography of Daniel Henry, son of John Henry (Johannes Henrich) and Rachel Johnston of Armstrong and Indiana Counties. Based on the research of Candie Hirak Henry

This book is about Lower Richland County, South Carolina, with a focus on the African-American perspective. Historical information about this part of the county is presented. Historical information includes information about selected townships that makes up this part of the county. The townships acknowledged are Eastover, Hopkins, Kingville (no longer exist), and Gadsden. Some information related to the history of education is also presented. It covers a period from late 19th Century to late 20th Century. A large portion of the book presents genealogical information about families from the Lower Richland County area. Surnames and related genealogy included are Pringle, Harris, Sco ...

Gilgal Baptist Church Cemetery Obituaries contains 267 obituaries of the 356 known interred at Gilgal Baptist Church Cemetery in Edgefield, South Carolina. Additional information of those interred is also included, making this a very special research resource. Also included is a list of 14 known Revolutionary War Patriots whose descendants are buried at Gilgal with additional source information. A bibliography and full-name index completes this book, which makes cross-referencing close associates and family members possible.

Volume III is about the life of Hilda Bridget Cotter Kohl. It would take hundreds of photos and even more pages to tell an adequate tale about her history. We hope to give you a glimpse into the life of this incredible daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and friend. WE LOVE YOU HILHU!

Volume III is about the life of Hilda Bridget Cotter Kohl. It would take hundreds of photos and even more pages to document the incredible life of this daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, wife and friend. We hope you enjoy this small glimpse into the incredible life of our beloved Hilhu.