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History of Twelve Generations Of The Ellis Family 1636-1974 by Ann Ellis Sheek reprint 40 years later with some additional photos and comments especially relating to the branch of the Family who moved to Nebraska. This book traces the landing of Edward Ellis in Virginia in 1636 to the migration of one branch of the family to Davidson and Davie County North Carolina 5 generations later. This book Focus is on the Davie County Ellis that are descended from this Edward Ellis. The update in 2016 gives more information on a branch that moved to Southwest Nebraska between 1910-1929 along with many pictures and an appendix with some obituaries from this branch. There is also some updated inf ...

The life and Times of Hyrum Claridge & Susan Ann Moody with their ancestors.

This book is about the author’s visit to the Jennett Cemetery in Simpson County, Kentucky in July, 2022 to assess the condition of the cemetery and photograph the graves of William M. Neely (1800-1845) and his wife, Eliza Neely. William M. Neely was the oldest of three sons of Edward Neely (born ~1770, died late 1828 or early 1829) from New York, who served as the first sheriff of Simpson County from 1819 to 1821.

A review of the Watkinson and Carpenter family history beginning in Glemford, England 1648 followed by personal life stories growing up on a farm and my life journey.

Who would have believed that a young couple living along the red dusty roads of Edgehill, Georgia in the early 1900's could have had such a heritage in these United States of America? Follow along as each of the four main family lines are followed from their earliest arrivals in the new colonies down to this couple that lovingly became known to all as "Ma & Pa." Along the way we find soldiers in the American Revolution, the Indian Wars, and the Civil War. Also we find stories of killings, and hangings, as well as those of miracles and healings and immeasurable faith.