A filmmaker and genealogist from Beavercreek, Ohio. I have been researching my family (German-Irish on my father'side and English/Welsh/German) on my mother's side.

The Marx family is from Elsdorf, a village near Cologne, Germany. It is not yet known when they immigrated to America but by 1865, Werner Marx (born in Elsdorf) and his wife Agnes Lenzen (a German Immigrant from Meeme, Wisconsin) were settlers in the Nebraska town of Bow Valley, where all of their children were born.

The Wade family is from England and lived in Maryland/Virginia and Ohio. Beyond this, nothing is known except that they married into families related to the founder of the Wengerites movement and Pennsylvannia Mennonites, and are descended from individuals such as William Bradford, Plymouth Governor, and Edward III.

A filmmaker and genealogist from Beavercreek, Ohio. I have been researching my family (German-Irish on my father'side and English/Welsh/German) on my mother's side.

The Marx family is from Elsdorf, a village near Cologne, Germany. It is not yet known when they immigrated to America but by 1865, Werner Marx (born in Elsdorf) and his wife Agnes Lenzen (a German Immigrant from Meeme, Wisconsin) were settlers in the Nebraska town of Bow Valley, where all of their children were born.

The Wade family is from England and lived in Maryland/Virginia and Ohio. Beyond this, nothing is known except that they married into families related to the founder of the Wengerites movement and Pennsylvannia Mennonites, and are descended from individuals such as William Bradford, Plymouth Governor, and Edward III.