Hi, I have been working on my families genealogy since 2005. You can find very interesting information about your ancestors; how they came to America, and what they did for work, and where they traveled along the way to where you are now. I have four large three inch binders on each of my grandparents' families. Some of the best finds are pictures you can actually see who you and your parents look like. I have found five generations of grandparents dating into the early to mid 1700s. A few of the surnames are McLaughlin, Haubner, Chalk-Schalk, Gubser, Scott, Wolfe-Wolf, Maher, Wascher, Lemke, Drews, Bergin, Carver, Kington, Fristoe, Garrett, Lutz, Finfrock; and the lists keep growing with each new generation!

Please note: All of the edits that I have been sending is part of my family tree.

All of the memorials that I have entered in so far is part of my family tree. I will not transfer my family members. Happy hunting!

Hi, I have been working on my families genealogy since 2005. You can find very interesting information about your ancestors; how they came to America, and what they did for work, and where they traveled along the way to where you are now. I have four large three inch binders on each of my grandparents' families. Some of the best finds are pictures you can actually see who you and your parents look like. I have found five generations of grandparents dating into the early to mid 1700s. A few of the surnames are McLaughlin, Haubner, Chalk-Schalk, Gubser, Scott, Wolfe-Wolf, Maher, Wascher, Lemke, Drews, Bergin, Carver, Kington, Fristoe, Garrett, Lutz, Finfrock; and the lists keep growing with each new generation!

Please note: All of the edits that I have been sending is part of my family tree.

All of the memorials that I have entered in so far is part of my family tree. I will not transfer my family members. Happy hunting!