I am researching many, many family names from the mid-1600s until today. Three of the four sides of my family and three of the four of my husband's have been here since the 1600s and I am trying to sort through the many alleyways, byways and brickwalls that have come up. I am looking for
Bidwell, Behrendt (the one in my family that is not from the 1600s), Herman/Hermann/Herrmann (among other variations!), Dimmock, Risley, Gean, Petty, Brooks, Worth, Hamlin, Noyes, & Parlin--and these are just some of the first three generations back! Phew! Never knew there were so many names in one family. Any help would be much appreciated--especially in the Noyes family. That brick wall was hit with my husband's father, and he is dead along with anyone else who would have any direct knowledge of his parentage. And wouldn't you know it, all records have been lost due to fire or flood--birth, social security, schooling and most military. Richard Edward Noyes b 7/27/1918=father.

I am willing to transfer management of any Find A Grave to you if you are a family member only and within the FAG guidelines. I also need the name and FAG number of your relative. You obviously know what they are because you are asking for the transfer. This will save me time and aggravation and get the transfer to you ASAP. Without this information I will try just one search for your relative. If I can't find it, I will not try again and I will not transfer it to you. Mine time is limited, as is yours, so save us both time and aggravation and please give me the information I require. Thank you.

I am researching many, many family names from the mid-1600s until today. Three of the four sides of my family and three of the four of my husband's have been here since the 1600s and I am trying to sort through the many alleyways, byways and brickwalls that have come up. I am looking for
Bidwell, Behrendt (the one in my family that is not from the 1600s), Herman/Hermann/Herrmann (among other variations!), Dimmock, Risley, Gean, Petty, Brooks, Worth, Hamlin, Noyes, & Parlin--and these are just some of the first three generations back! Phew! Never knew there were so many names in one family. Any help would be much appreciated--especially in the Noyes family. That brick wall was hit with my husband's father, and he is dead along with anyone else who would have any direct knowledge of his parentage. And wouldn't you know it, all records have been lost due to fire or flood--birth, social security, schooling and most military. Richard Edward Noyes b 7/27/1918=father.

I am willing to transfer management of any Find A Grave to you if you are a family member only and within the FAG guidelines. I also need the name and FAG number of your relative. You obviously know what they are because you are asking for the transfer. This will save me time and aggravation and get the transfer to you ASAP. Without this information I will try just one search for your relative. If I can't find it, I will not try again and I will not transfer it to you. Mine time is limited, as is yours, so save us both time and aggravation and please give me the information I require. Thank you.