I have recently gotten very involved with my mother's genealogical records for our family which she has been working on for over twenty years. She did it "Old-School" with trips all over to cemeteries, libraries and court-houses.

I have been able to put together a lot of the missing pieces of our family puzzle doing internet research, but am grateful for the solid foundation and records my mom has. With her "Old-School", and my "New-School", we have expanded our family heritage tremendously.

I am very interested in the Mooars from New Hampshire and those that moved to Kentucky. Also Pittsburgh German Immigrants, to include my family of Beiles, Wittgartners and Weavers.

I also research the Killian/Killion line from Andreas Killian of Lincoln Co. NC.

I am close to Washington, D.C., and have access to the Genealogy Library at the Library of Congress, so if there is ever anything obscure you would like me to research for you, please let me know.

I have recently gotten very involved with my mother's genealogical records for our family which she has been working on for over twenty years. She did it "Old-School" with trips all over to cemeteries, libraries and court-houses.

I have been able to put together a lot of the missing pieces of our family puzzle doing internet research, but am grateful for the solid foundation and records my mom has. With her "Old-School", and my "New-School", we have expanded our family heritage tremendously.

I am very interested in the Mooars from New Hampshire and those that moved to Kentucky. Also Pittsburgh German Immigrants, to include my family of Beiles, Wittgartners and Weavers.

I also research the Killian/Killion line from Andreas Killian of Lincoln Co. NC.

I am close to Washington, D.C., and have access to the Genealogy Library at the Library of Congress, so if there is ever anything obscure you would like me to research for you, please let me know.