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SURNAME WEB SITES |
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CADDLE #
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variants:
Caddle, Caddel, Caddell, Cadell, Cadel and Cadle |
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CADE #
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the
CADE family has been traced back to the late 1600s - family connections
have been established in Australia, Canada and the United States of America. |
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CADWELL |
this
site includes short articles on famous Cadwells |
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CALDWELL |
variants include Cadwell, Cauldwell. Caldwell ,Coaldwell, Coalwell, Caudwell,
Coldwell, Couldwell and Culwell - this site contains over 4000 individuals
with the Caldwell surname - it also includes family stories and links intended
to help with your research efforts |
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CALLINGHAM |
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on this site are put into family groups with the intention of linking as
many families together as possible |
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CALKIN |
site
includes a list of the names and addresses of 367 Calkin families with 84
in England, 216 in the U.S.A., 48 in New Zealand and 19 in Canada |
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CANTON #
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Canton
appears first in medieval Pembrokeshire when the (de) Cantington/Cantetons
(who became Canton) arrived as part of the 12th century Anglo-Norman invasion
of Cemais |
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CAPERTON |
this
site aims to draw together the known information on the Caperton family
name including what is known or believed about the early origins of the
Capertons |
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CARBIS #
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this
site was created to draw together the known information on the surname of
Carbis and its many variants such as Carbes, Carbines and Carbons, both
as a family and place name -its aim is to include what is or believed to
be known about its history and early origins of Carbis |
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CAREY |
the
Carey Genealogy Hub is an interactive source for free Carey genealogy
information - here you can post and edit your genealogy request or browse
through a database of Carey ancestors |
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CARMAN |
this
site contains the work of genealogists, past and present, who have researched
the Carman family |
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CARMAN |
this
site focuses on the spread across the United States and Canada of descendants
of John and Florence Carman who arrived in New England in 1631 |
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CARPENTER |
this
site contains numerous photographs, papers and links to Carpenter related
sites - the author published a CD in 2001 that focused on Carpenters of
English descent and plans an update in the near future
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CARPENTER |
this
site focuses on the Carpenter Cousins Y-DNA Project - this project has identified
many genetically distinct Carpenter lines, both English and German, and
all of the German lines have proven to be different from all of the English
lines and from each other. |
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CARTWRIGHT |
variants
of Cartwright include Cartright, Cortright, Courtright, Curtright, Cutright,
Kortreght, Kortright, Kortryk and Kortrik |
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CASWELL |
this
site caters for the researching of Caswell and its variants Carswell, Casswell,
Caswill, Caswall, Karswell, Coswell, Cassill and Cresswell |
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CATOR |
this
large site contains a wealth of information on the various branches of the
Cator family name |
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CAWOOD |
this
site focuses on the descendents of the 1820 Settler family of David Cawood
and Mary Smith |
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CHALDECOTT |
this
site provides a brief history of the Chaldecotts of Dorset between 1348
and 1888 |
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CHAMBERLAINE |
this
is the site for the World Chamberlain Genealogical Society which
was formed in 1996 to foster genealogical research on the Chamberlain surname
including its variants Chamberlin, Chamberlayne, Chamberline and Chamberlaine |
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CHAMBERS |
this
site includes photographs of members of the Chambers family, links to articles
on famous Chambers and results of research into the origins of the Chambers
surname |
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CHAPMAN # |
this
is the site of the Texas based Chapman Family Association which
runs annual conventions for members of the Chapman family - although registered
in Texas the association is interested in all Chapmans of all periods and
places |
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CHENOWETH |
this
site contains the world's most extensive knowledge base of Chenoweths in
America - the Chenoweths of John and his traditionally named wife Mary Calvert
are a colonial family of Cornish roots that started in the Pennsylvania
and New Jersey area about 1703 and moved to Baltimore County, Maryland in
the 1730s - in the 1740s the father and 3 of the sons moved to Frederick
County, Virginia - Virginia became a springboard for the westward movement
of the Chenoweths - at every stop they settled, parts of the family remained,
while others moved on - today 9 out of 10 Chenoweths (and variants) spread
across America are descended from this one colonial family - later Chenoweth
immigrations are also tracked in databases maintained by the website |
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CHICHESTER |
this
site focuses on the descendants of Samuel Chichester, a carpenter and furniture
maker who lived in New York in the 1800s |
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CHICKEN #
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variants
of this surname include Chicking, Chickinge, Chickin, Chickins, Checkin
and Chickering |
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CHILD |
this
site deals primarily with the Child roots in North America following the
lineage of Paul Lorin Child through Benjamin Child - however it also explores
the family origins in England where the surname was spelt Childe |
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CHITTICK |
this
site contains over 2700 names in the Chittick family tree |
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CHRISTIAN |
this
site contains a searchable database of over 1800 individuals connected with
the Christian family - it also contains a series of interesting documents
related to the family (apprenticeship indentures, house deeds, military
records, etc.) |
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CHRISTMAS #
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to
date this site has concentrated on research into Johnathan Christmas of
Craven County, South Carolina (circa 1700s), Thomas Christmas (born in 1689
in Hanover County, Virginia), William Christmas (Cambridgeshire in the 1600s)
and Henry Christmas (Surrey in the 1500s) |
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CHURCHMAN |
the
scope of research covered on this site for the Churchman family spans over
300 years, beginning with John Churchman, who came to Pennsylvania from
England in 1682 |
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CHUTE |
this
site contains a wide variety of information on the Chute family originating
in Somersetshire, England |
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CLAMPETT #
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variants
include Clampet, Clampette, Clampitt, Clampit and Clampitte |
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CLARK |
this
site focuses on the descendants of Hugh Clark and Myron Adlebert Sherman
for the period 1693 to 1947 |
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CLARKE |
this
site focuses on the Thurnham, Garstang and Preston branch of the Clarke
family from 1686 onwards |
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CLASPER #
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variants
include Claspar, Classper and Glasper |
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CLAY |
this
site provides an overview of the Clay family |
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CLAYBURN #
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the
surname Clayburn appears to have originated in Yorkshire, particularly
in the Howden area of the East Riding of Yorkshire, from which many family
groups around Britain and the world emanate - variants include Claybourn,
Claybourbe, Claybon, Claybone and Calybyn |
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CLEVELAND |
this
is the site for the Cleveland Family Chronicles Research Society which
runs a forum on the site for researchers of the Cleveland and Cleaveland
surnames |
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CLIFTON |
this
site includes a contact list for researchers of the Clifton surname |
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CLOPTON |
this
is the site for the Clopton Family Genealogical Society - the site
includes a "Self-Guided Tour of Dead Cloptons" in England! |
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CLOVER |
this
is the site for the Clover Family Exchange - this site concentrates
on United States records but also has Canadian and British records of all
Clover families. |
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CLUETT |
the
origins of the Cluett / Clewett family are not entirely clear and various
ideas have been suggested - around the 1600s the name can be found mainly
in the West Country, although another branch was in Shropshire and yet
another in London - it is possible that the family originated in Northern
Belgium or France |
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COATH #
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ancestors
traced with the Coath family name include many mariners and a disproportionate
number of income tax inspectors! |
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COBB |
the
aim of this site is to provide a well-documented database on each of the
Cobb / Cobbs family lines that have migrated to North America |
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COBLEY |
this
site originally focused on the Cobleys of Cheshire and Leicestershire but
has now extended its remit to cover Cobleys worldwide |
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COCHRAN |
this
site provides a genealogy mailing list for the discussion and sharing of
information regarding the Cochran surname and variations (e.g. Cochrane) |
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COCKITT |
this
site focuses on the history of the Cockitt family of Cheshire - variants
of the surname include Cockett |
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COFFIN |
variants
of this surname include Coffan, Coffen, Coffon, Coffyn, Coffins, Coffens,
Cofin, Cofen, Cofon, Coffeen, Cofeen, Coffing, Cofing, Coffine, Cofine,
Coffene and Cofene - this site includes helpful links to downloadable Coffin
family gedcoms |
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COGSWELL |
this
is the site of the Cogswell Family Association - it focuses on
descendants of John Cogswell who came to American in 1635 on the Angel
Gabriel |
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COLE |
the
Cole family first appears in the records of Cornwall where they were recorded
as an ancient Cornwall family before the year 1100 |
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COLLINS #
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this
site focuses on the Collins family genealogy from Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia |
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COLLVER |
variants
include Colver, Culver and Colliver - many with those in North America with
these surnames descended from common ancestors, Edward Culver and Anne Ellis,
who sailed on the Winthrop fleet in the mid to late 1630's from England
to Massachusetts - most of the Colver family in England can be traced back
to Leicestershire or Sheffield |
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COMPTON |
this
site contains a helpful list of Compton family historians with notes on
who they are researching |
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CONANT |
this
site contains a variety of links to resources for those researching the
Conant family |
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COPINGER #
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variants
include Coppinger, Copenger and Coppenger - this site includes a pedigree
covering the Suffolk and Kent branch of the family |
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COPPIN |
this
site includes a family tree (with over 4,800 names) which spans eleven generations
descending from John Coppin and Abigail of Cardinham, Cornwall who were
married circa 1705 |
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COPSON |
two
hundred years ago most people named Copson were living near the village
Copson in the heart of England - since then they have spread worldwide -
this site aims at bringing Copsons together to exchange information |
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CORBETT #
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this
site focuses on the family tree descending from John Corbett born in1524
in Wigmore, Herefordshire |
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CORNELL |
variants
include Cornwell and Cornwall - this site focuses on ten families who moved
to Ontario, Canada between 1790 and 1825 (five of which are connected to
Thomas Cornell of Essex., England) |
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CORNFORTH #
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variants
include Cornforthe, Cornfurth, Cornfurthe, Cornefoorth, Corneforth, Comforth,
Cornford, Cornfirth and Cornsforth - this site includes the indexed family
tree of the Cornforth families of Hawnby and Danby in North Yorkshire |
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CORNISH #
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variants
include Cornysshe, Cornyshe, Cornysh, Cornishe, Cornisshe and Cornis - this
site includes a wide variety of articles on the Cornish family and an extract
of registered births with the surname Cornish (18,000 entries between 1837
and 1992) and deaths (12,000 entries between 1837 and 1983) |
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CORSER #
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variants
onclude Causer, Causier, Cawser, Corsar and Corsair - this site is involved
in collecting worldwide information on the Corser family |
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CORSON |
this
is the site for the Corson / Colson Family History Association -
the site includes notes on known lines of the Corson/Colson family that
are being researched |
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COSSITT |
this
site (operated by the Cossitt Family Association) includes a Cossitt
family database of over 11,000 individuals |
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COTGROVE #
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today
the world population of people with the surname Cotgrove is about 350 and
everyone can be said to be a descendant of Benjamin Cotgrove from Leigh
on Sea in Essex - this site provides a comprehensive history of the family |
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COUCH |
this
site includes a list of service records relating to Couch's in the War of
1812 |
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COULSON |
this
site focuses on the family tree of the ancestors and descendants of Joseph
Coulson and Margaret Mary Evans who emigrated from Derbyshire England to
Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1703 |
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COUSINS |
this
site contains a host of information on Cousins in England (marriage, census,
probate records, etc) and the United States (passenger lists, census records,
marriage records, etc.) |
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COVINGTON |
variants
include Coventon and Covernton - this comprehensive site includes a searchable
database of over 14,000 fortunate individuals to have carried the famous
Covington name |
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COX |
this
site includes a worldwide listing of Cox deaths and burials organized by
country |
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COX |
this
site focuses on the descendants of Fred and Olive Cox who migrated from
England to Nebraska in the 1800s |
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COXON |
Coxon
is one of the oldest Anglo-Saxon surnames on record - the owner of this
site maintains a database of over 5,000 names encountered in his researches |
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CRABTREE #
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this
site focuses on Crabtree marriages - it contains marriage entries recorded
in the Index of the General Register Office from the start of civil registration
in July 1837 to December 1903 plus marriage entries transcribed from parish
registers |
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CRANDALL |
variants
include Crandal, Crandel, Crandell, Crandle, Crandol, Grandall, Grandell,
Grandol and Krandall - this is the site for the Crandall Family Association
which focuses on descendents of Elder John1 Crandall of Rhode Island |
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CRANE |
this
site focuses on the Crane and Lewin families of Leicestershire |
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CREER #
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although
Creer is a family name that originates from the Isle of Man, many families
from the island were to be found living in and around Liverpool and other
parts of north west England from the 18th century - the owner of this
site maintains a database of over 20,000 records of birth, marriage and
deaths covering the period from 1600 to 2006 - a Y-DNA study has been
carried out and shows that all Creers are genetically related to a single
male ancestor who lived around the 14th century
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CRESAP |
variants
include Crissopp, Crysopp and Crissup - this site focusses on the descendants
of Thomas Cresap of Maryland who came from Skipton in Yorkshire |
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CRIPPEN #
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variants
include Crippin, Grippen and Grippin - this site maintains a bulletin board
for those interested in researching the Crippen family name |
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CROSBY |
this
site includes a searchable database containing over 12,000 individuals related
to the Crosby family |
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CROSBY |
this
site focuses on Crosby on UK family lines - it contains several family tree
and many photographs |
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CRUTCHLEY |
this
site contains a host of information on the Crutchley family from Bloxwich
and Walsall in the English Midlands |
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CRUTTENDEN #
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variants
include Crettenden, Crittenden, Crittendon and Crittenton - this site includes
registered birth entries in England and Australia for the family name |
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CUFFLIN |
this
site includes an informative history of the Cufflins between 1565 and 2003 |
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CULLINGWORTH #
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variants
include Cullingsworth, Collingworth and Collingsworth - this site includes
details of various birth, Canadian census and Yorkshire cemetery records |
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CULPEPPER |
variants
include Colepeper and Culpeper - the first known Colepeper was Sir Thomas,
born about 1170 A.D. - nearly every caucasian Culpepper in the family tree
is believed to be his descendant - this excellent site contains a very comprehensive
and well indexed family tree |
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CULPIN #
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this
site contains several family trees, photographs, family wills, memorial
inscriptions and maps related to the Culpin family |
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CUMBERBATCH #
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this
site contains detailed notes on the origins of the Cumberbatch name and
its many variants - it also contains several family trees |
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CURLIN |
this
site focuses on the Curlings of Norfolk County, Virginia |
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CURSLEY #
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variants
include Cersley, Cersly, Cirsley, Coorsley, Cureley, Curseley, Cursellie,
Cursely, Cursey, Cursly, Cusley, Cussley, Kearsley, Kersley and Kursley |
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CURTIS |
variants
include Curtiss and Curtice - this site, run by the Curtis/s Family
Society, includes searchable databases, of births, marriages, deaths,
land records, directories and census records along with several family histories |
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CUSHING |
this
site contains a wealth of information on different branches of the Cushing
family |
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