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Mark Rabideau
Numerous Henss forebears were devote Quakers. Robert Owen was even incarcerated for 5 and a half years [...]
Gerald Deyo was one of the first US paratroopers trained in Panama, during World War 2. After his [...]
Clarence Deyo spent most of World War 2 as a platoon Sargent in the Timberwolf Division fighting through [...]
Date calculations are quite useful and necessary in doing genealogy work.
If you are like me, I constantly need [...]
The changes are a-coming! Some of the changes to the site are fairly significant others tiny. However, although [...]
Erich Senger was born in Zeyervorderkampen, West Prussia on 10 Dec 1921 to Richard and Frieda Senger. [...]
ManyRoads has been acknowledged as providing a helpful source of original Prussian & German archives and documentation by [...]
Learning about your past, the past, any past requires an open mind and open eyes. An attention to [...]
As I have mentioned before, it never ceases to surprise me how much Winnie the Pooh knows about [...]
In an effort to improve the speed and performance of ManyRoads, we have initiated several crucial improvements. At [...]
ManyRoads achieved a significant milestone during the month of July 2010. Over 5000 of you visited our [...]
A lot has gone during the past month or so. Not only have we added a lot of [...]
This list of Genealogy Courses & Certificates is by no means complete. If you know of certifications or [...]
John & Isabella (Solomon) Musgrove are in the Henss branch of our family lineage. We are in search [...]
Isaac W. and Keziah Allen are in our Henss family lineage. We are in search of additional information [...]
Grab the data while you can. I guess that is what every online genealogist needs to have as [...]
Robert Owen, of Dolserau, came over in the ship Vine, of Liverpool, sailing from Dolyserre, near Dolgules, Merioneth, [...]
I am currently working on a portion of the Henss family and am ‘visiting’ Virginia/ Maryland at the [...]
This page is under development; research is on-going
Note: additional source materials are currently being sought.
Keziah Hall (Musgrove) 1782
In [...]
What follows is a brief history of the Civil War Unit in which John Musgrove 3. Sgt. fought [...]
Source
ISAAC W. ALLEN Of Henry Co., Iowa, he resides on Sect. 9, Jefferson Twp., and is engaged in [...]
Are you looking to establish a web presence for your genealogy work? Do you want to communicate more [...]
ManyRoads (an eirenicon llc group) is excited to announce that we now offer personalized, professional genealogical research services. [...]
In keeping with my theme on Free Genealogical ‘education’; here are some webinars and Web TV no-cost options.
If [...]
Below are some of the Internet’s most popular genealogical ‘broadcasts’.
Please use our contact page if there are other [...]
original source: by Dick Barton
Wenger Bros., general merchants.
The most enterprising firm of young men in the village [...]
ManyRoads just passed our 25,000th unique site visitor; we began counting on: 13 December 2009.
Thank you! Thank you!
We [...]
For those wishing to learn ‘more’ on how to conduct Genealogical research, acquaint themselves with the basics, or [...]
From The European History of the Swiss Mennonites from Volhynia
Schrag, Martin H 1956
source web document
The early Anabaptists were [...]
Much of the Robert Henss family background is rooted in Swiss and Iowa Anabaptist Mennonite traditions. Many of [...]
The Rev. Johann (John) Eicher II, husband of Margaretta (Margaret) Conrod, was a native of Pulversheim in the [...]
The Senger Family appears to have had a long term link to the lands around Zeyer (see below). [...]
William (Wilhelm) Henss and Katharine (Catharina) Kaemmer probably both came from Hesse in Germany and were born around [...]
The following, incomplete, history follows the life and times of William & Katharine Henss, the founders of our [...]
This area may be augmented in the near future as I attempt to uncover additional Census and/or photographic [...]
Lacolle is the area from which the Joseph Dion family emigrated to the United States. Historically both Rabideau [...]
Both the Rabideau & Deyo families have roots in the area surrounding Lacolle Quebec. In the early to [...]
Based upon Census data, we know the following information regarding the Rabideau & Deyo branches of our family [...]
In the 1910s, the Rabideau family moved to Easthampton, Massachusetts from Clinton County, New York. They came in [...]
Professional Basketball in 1920s Easthampton, Massachusetts. I found this interesting tidbit of Easthampton history on the web. These [...]
Easthampton
Hampshire County- 1856
Hampshire County, Massachusetts- 1854
Massachusetts- 1801
Massachusetts- 1839
Southern New England 1872
Altona, NY
Clinton County, NY 1892
Clinton County, NY 1895
Champlain Valley- 1844
Mooers Forks, NY
Mooers and Cherubusco, NY
New York State- 1846
New [...]
I just stumble upon a free service for those looking for a simple online Family Tree website. To [...]
The following documents covering Prussian and Polish Royalty lexicons and histories are now available on ManyRoads.
Der [...]
ManyRoads is pleased to announce that June 2010 was our busiest month ever.
We had 4341 unique site visits [...]
The following Quebec History subjects are now available in our online library: The 1837 Patriots Rebellion of Lower [...]
Original Source Article
Names used to designate Natives, other than the name of their tribe or nation, include : [...]
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