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1810 Onondaga Co., NY census
page 33, showing the names of: DODGE, Seymour and Asahel Jr. and Asahel Sr. and Abraham and Heman: NORTH, Thomas Sr. and Thomas Jr. and Joseph: CURTIS, William: GRAVES, William: SHEPARD, Andrew | |
1810 Onondaga Census
page 32, showing COBB, Daniel | |
1820 Census Geauga Co., Ohio
This census lists the family of ASHAEL NORTH SR., son of THOMAS NORTH SR., and his son's family of ALVIN NORTH. | |
1820 Census Marcellus, Onondaga Co., NY
This census lists the families of THOMAS NORTH SR. (3rd name down from top)and his son JOSEPH NORTH (fourth name down from top). | |
1830 Marcellus, Onondaga Co., NY census
Census shows the listing of various NORTH families including JOSEPH, THOMAS JR., JUSTUS, and ALONZO. This also shows the listing of WILLIAM GRAVES, husband to LUCY NORTH, a child of THOMAS NORTH SR. In addition, one SHEPARD family is listed. | |
1840 Census Geauga Co., Ohio
This census lists the family of IRA NORTH SR. (line #11) and ASHAEL NORTH JR. (line #19) and ASHAEL NORTH SR. (line #20.) | | 1850 US Census, Marcellus, NYCensus for Town of Marcellus, NY listing various family names including but not limited to NORTH, EGGLESTON, ENOS, SHEPARD. | |
1850 Wayne Co., Tenn. Census
This census shows the family of IRA NORTH Sr. | | 1860 US Census, Marcellus , NYCensus listing the inhabitants of the Town of Marcellus, NY, including but not limited to the NORTH, EGGLESTON, SHEPARD and other family names | | 1860 Camillus, Onondaga Co., NYThis is the last census in which JOSEPH NORTH (son of THOMAS NORTH SR.) appears as it is taken only weeks prior to his death. His wife at that time is listed as AZUBIA. See lines 32 and 33. | |
1860 Wayne Co., Tenn. Census
Census showing Anderson Skillern and his wife, Mary Spring. This same census shows the family of Ira North Sr. and his wife Martha Skillern. | |
1870 Benton, Yates Co., NY Census
This census shows Mark A. Enos married to Lucy North (child of Joseph North) and their children, including the family of their child Marcus Enos. | | 1870 Kansas Census, Cofffey Co, Neosho Townshiplisting in census shows the family of George W. Olds and also the family of James Marion Morris | |
1880 Texas Census
Mary Cupples (widow of Calvin J. Cupples) shown in census with children Tennesse Bell and Charles Tucker in San Saba, Texas. | |
1900 Texas Census -part two of two
Second part of 1900 Census showing the families of CUPPLES and SWEETEN (top of page) | |
1900 Texas Census, part one of two
This 1900 Texas census shows the CUPPLES family and also the SWEETEN family. Look at bottom of page. | |
1910 Wayne Co., Tenn. Census
This cenus shows the families of George Ira Griggs (married to Sarah Long) and also Frank M. Lay (married to Martha Griggs) and also William J. Gallaher (married to Nora Cole) and is in two pages. | |
1910 Wayne Co., Tenn. part 2
This is the second page of the 1910 Wayne Co., Tenn. census in which the remainder of the Geroge Griggs family is listed (top of page). | |
1920 King Co. , Seattle, Washington Census
This census shows the family of CLEMENT HARRISON married to LURA OLDS (bottom of page) | | 1920 US CensusState of Washington, Ferry County, town of Boyds -relating to Thomas Olds family |
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| Carole Dorris Lee Carole has her own family web page and would love to have people come and visit and browse around. Her site relates to the DORRIS, SKILLERN and GOOCH lines, among others. Since her site is presently password protected, contact her via e-mail at: thezoo@undata.com | | Cheryl (Davis) Storton's genealogyCheryl (Davis) Storton's link is for her DAVIS/GIBSON and related family lines. There is a lot of well researched genealogy in this link! She is the Great Granddaughter of William Sampson Davis. | | Colleen (Lefebre) Lill's genealogy siteThis is the genealogy site of Colleen (Lefebre) Lill. EGGLESTON, TAYLOR and WHEELER are her 'primary' family names which also include many fine photos. She is the Great Granddaughter of Carrie Bell Taylor. | | HUNT family web siteThis is the HUNT family web site maintained by Jim Berry and includes the history of many of the HUNT and CAUDELL family lines. | | Jim CochranJim's site covers the families of COCHRAN, CUTBIRTH, ELLINGSWORTH and other family names. Jim was the person who located the connection to Daniel Boone which is listed under the JUST FOR FUN section herein. Come and visit his interesting and information site. | | Judy BreckThis site of Judy Breck's includes all her family lines, including but not limited to her connection to the NORTH line, through Stephen L. North (born 1827), son of Uriah North (born 1801). Packed with information and GREAT genealogy links! | | Larkin Hensley historyThis site shows extensive research done on the family of Larkin Hensley and his descendants and is an example of a good genealogical work done by Marty and Karla Grant. | | Linda (Dunn) GoldHer research on the DUNN-BLOSSOM lines which also includes extensive information on the MORRIS family line. She is the great granddaughter of Theresa Mae Morris. | | Lynn Sabin's siteThis site is maintained by Lynn Sabin and has some photos of SABIN family members and 'her' related family lines including by not limited to KNAPP, IRLAND and CLARY. She also has a few links to family web sites for members of "her clan." | | Mary Dresser Taffet Her is a lady who is truly involved with genealogy from having her own site to being involved with mailing lists and message boards. Click on her page to see the many surnames she is researching and for connections to her various other sites. | | Nancy StoneNancy's site relates to her family names including STONE and VARVEL. She has generously shared some of the data entered herein regarding the VARVEL family but a look at her site will show many photos and lots of interesting family connections. | | Rich Faber's Home PageGenealogy information compiled by author Richard Faber having to do with GALLAHER and related family lines. | | Robert Bond and Dee Austin"Early Settler Families of Lanark County, Ontario, Canada". This is Bob and Dee's site which covers the history of the Bond and Austin families at Rootsweb.com | | Sabin Family of North AmericaThe most complete internet web site showing the extensive research done on the SABIN family line of North America, produced by Frank Fisher. He is the grandson of Bertha Lorinda Sabean. | | Sarah Elizabeth Rose's siteSarah's site is one worth taking time to review and there are lots of interesting areas to search. Enjoy! Her main family names are: BANKS, CHAMPION, COOKE, DEWOLF, HUNTLEY, JAMES, JIVIDEN, MCGRIFF, MILLER, PALMER, PARKER, PHILLIPS, SEARLES, and SNETHEN.
| | Seibert and Sweeten Family TreesA good resource listed at Ancestry.com for the family trees of the SEIBERT and SWEETEN families, maintained by Chris Seibert. | | Shirley Armstrong Smith Shirley has her own "family web site" covering such lines as Resner/Reasnor and Lemons. If anyone wants to see her data she requests contact be made via e-mail at: milestone@cyberlinkup.com |
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| Dr. Ross Stafford NorthTeacher and Administrator at Oklahoma Christian University. Half brother to Charles Cupples North. | | Dr. William Austin HuntPersonal bio on Dr. William Austin Hunt, husband to Sally Lynn North. | | John Anderson HuntAn interesting story of Lawmen and Outlaws in the Oklahoma and Indian Territories. John Anderson Hunt he is the father of Dr. William Austin Hunt. | | Sally Lynne NorthCookbook Resources, a site which lists the book by Dr. Sally Lynne North (wife of Dr. William Hunt) "Easy Healthy Cooking With 4 Ingredients". The also has recipes, hints and all kinds of goodies! |
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| allvitalrecords.com | | Cemeteries for Marion County, TennesseeMap listings with locations for most cemeteries in Marion County, Tennessee. | | Cemeteries for Onondaga County, NYListings and links for known cemeteries of Onondaga County, NY | | Edmonson County, KYEdmonson County, KY site maintained by William A. Vincent. This is the county of origin for many VINCENT family clan members into which some of the MORRIS family clan married. | | Find a GraveAn internet site where searches can be done by name in an attempt to locate a grave | | home.myweb.netTexas resource | | Northeastern GenealogyA good site for research and sources for the Northeastern area of the United States. | | Nova Scotia, CanadaResources for research in Nova Scotia, Canada | | Ohio MigrationSee the early history of migration and the routes west into the state of Ohio. Links on this site give a lot of information about the state of Ohio and are a good resource for genealogical research. | | Ohio sourceOhio Historical and Genealogical Societies | | Old Marcellus Village Cemetery (NY)Listings of known graves in the Old Marcellus Village Cemetery, Marcellus, NY | | Onondaga County, NYSource for research in Onondaga County, NY | | Random Acts of Genealogical KindnessThis is a GREAT RESOURCE site. Volunteers networking all over the world offering their services for lookups, research, photos of cemeteries, and much more. Join the network of people willing to help all those interested in genealogy. | | Rare Book ResourceHigginson Book Company, a resource for genealogy, history and out of print books and maps. | | Tennessee sourceSource for research for all counties in the state of Tennessee. | | The USGenWeb ProjectWebsites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States. | | Wayne County, TennesseeA research site for Wayne County, Tennessee | | web.utk.eduTennessee resouces | | WorldGenWebGenealogical and historical records and resources for world-wide access.
| | www.allvitalrecords.comTennessee resource | | www.allvitalrecords.comTexas resource | | www.Ancestry.com | | www.censusdiggins.com | | www.cvcc.orgChagrin Valley, Ohio - resource page | | www.cyndislist.com | | www.genealogy.com | | www.rootsweb.comNova Scotia - GenWeb project | | www.rootsweb.comOhio resource | | www.usgnweb.com | | www.worldhistory.comConnecticut resource |
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| GreenpeaceGreenpeace is a non-profit organization which "focuses on the the most crucial worldwide threats to our planet's biodiversity and environment." |
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Ethridge Church of Christ
A brief history of the Ethridge Church of Christ, still in operation today, in Ethridge, Tennessee. This article makes reference to many members of the NORTH family as well as some members of the SPIEGLE/SPEEGLE and LOCKE families. | |
Fuller Letter of 1864
Letter from JOSEPH and ANNA (DODGE) FULLER to their daughter, CLARISSA (FULLER) GRIFFIN. | | Historical Family Bible Records - GRIGGS familyThese family Bible records are from the MORRISON family papers and were located on the internet. This is the family Bible records of GEORGE GRIGGS SR. | | Historical Family Bible Records - LAY familyThese Bible records, located on the internet, were submitted by Ann Kelly Lay. They are transcriptions of the JOHN BARTON LAY Bible. | |
Letter From Ira North Sr (born 1814)
A transcribed letter written just before the death of IRA NORTH SR. describing his marriage to and the death of HARRIET NEWELL EGGLESTON. | |
The Old Meeting House
The Old Meeting House in Ethridge, Tennessee. This is where Lucas North pastored and taught school and which is located next to the Ethridge Cemetery. Contributed by Mary Nell Hollis Franks.
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| Ballard AvenueBallard, an historical section of Seattle and the area where the SABINS and OLDS families originally settled | | Barksdale, TexasHistory of Barksdale, Texas - relates to the history of the SWEETEN clan. | | Eggleston historyThis site is one of the many which tells the history of the Eggleston family name, is well documented and has "wonderful" historical and research links, including links to history on the Mayflower ship. It was created by Jeannie Taake Winter | | Eggleston WorldwideA very indepth look at the history of the Eggleston name with many links, various family lines and photographs for this 'clan.' | | GOOCH familyThis is a link to the history of the GOOCH family name and lists many family lines. Although NO DIRECT LINK has yet been made to any of these lines, the various families and history is interesting and may yet prove fruitful. | | Griggs Family BibleThis primarily relates to George W. Griggs Sr. , his wife Martha Smith and their extended family and shows notations regarding various family members including JOHN GRIGGS married to CORDELIA NORTH. This data was published by the American Bible Society, New York in 1816. | | Historical FortsResource for historical American and Canadian forts (all areas) | | Historical Map1878 Historical map of Bulter County, Kansas - state of origin for many OLDS family members. | | Marcellus, NY HistoryHistory of the town of Marcellus, Onondaga Co., NY. Mentions family names such as NORTH, COBB, SHEPARD and "many" more. Both interesting and informative. | | Mayflower direct lineageThis is the web site of "cousin" Jeannie Winter Taake, who can trace her direct line to the Mayflower and early Colonial families. She has GREAT histoical stories with full documentation. Take a look and enjoy! | | Olds Ferry HistoryAlthough we have not yet established a direct connection with Reuben P. Olds, the proprietor of the Olds Ferry in Ada County, Idaho, this is an interesting read of history as we wait to make the connection. | | Origins of the North nameDissertation on the possible origins of the NORTH name | | Rocksprings, TexasA site listing a short history of the town Rocksprings, Texas - relating to the SWEETEN family and related persons. | | Shepard Settlement CemeteryShepard Settlement Cemetery, Town of Skaneateles, NY - relating to the SHEPARD families in the Judy North data base | Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War The goal of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW) National Grave Registration Project is to locate the final resting places of all Union Civil War Veterans, and enter that information into a central National database. They also have direct links to the Confederate Soldiers site. Look at the site and if you have family members who qualify and or if you can help the volunteers of this site, download their forms.
| | The Sabine WomenA brief history of the rape of the Sabine women. | | The Winthrop SocietyA lesson in history concerning the early Puritan settlers of Massachusetts Bay Colony, which include the EGGLESTON clans' origins in America. |
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| James Twyman's siteA powerful demonstration with a strong message for peace. A true 'peace activist', James Twyman has written books and produced songs all relating to peace efforts around the world. This site is his newest work for spreading peace throughout the world. | | Living Enrichment CenterMary Manin Morrissey and Living Enrichment Center, "a community of people encouraging the spiritual growth of the individual, a place where lives are transformed and dreams are built."
| | New Thought Broadcasting"a spiritual radio and television network that brings the power of shared voices to viewers world wide." A wonderful resource for New Thought ideas and media. | | SpiritualityA fine site for personal growth, information, community and resources. | | The Dalai LamaA site "dedicated to creating awareness of the life and work of His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet." | | Thich Nhat HanhInformation on Thich Nhat Hanh, a "Zen Master, poet, peace, human rights activist, and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate." | | TricycleTricycle is a Buddhist magazine with resources for mediation, publications, interviews and Buddhist basics. |
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| American Women's HistoryAn excellent site on Women's History with reference and research sources. | | Code Pink!"Code Pink is not an organization but a phenomenon: a sensability reflecting feminist analysis and a campy playfulness." Come and look at what women around the world are doing for "peace." | | First Ladies Gallery"The First Ladies" of America. We are all taught about the Presidents of America but we are rarely taught information about their wives. Here is an interesting and informative site which lists all the President's wives and information about each one.
| | National Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceA most imporant site for women and those concerned about women's issues and the right of all women to live in a non violent world. | | National Women's Hall of FameWomen's history from the acclaimed Women's Hall of Fame. | | Nawal El SaadawiA brave woman risking her life to speak out against injustice. "Nawal El Saadawi is a novelist, a psychiatrist and a writer....awarded several national and international literary prizes....books on the situation of women in Egyptian and Arab society." | | Nita LinaA site "helping women to illuminate, enrich and elevate each others lives." This site also supports AIDS research, offers gifts and articles related to women and is a 'great' overall resource. Look at their "links" for a wonderful array of interesting and supportive places to visit! | | Notable Women AncestorsA site dedicated to women in history with a genealogical slant. (no names in particular connected to Judy North's family history site) | | To the Contrary"Public Broadcasting's successful all-female news analysis series..." This program "continues to provide an important, timely forum for women to discuss national and international issues and policies. It presents news and views that are rarely, if ever, available elsewhere on television."
| | Women in American HistorySite by Encyclopaedia Britannica highlighting Women's History in America. | | Women's HealthFemmePharma, Inc. is a women's healthcare pharmaceutical company focused on diseases and disorders disproportionately affecting women.
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