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GRAVES - BAMFORD Genealogy

BAMFORD, DAVIS, GRAVES, HOAGLAND, HORTON, McLAIN, PHILLIPS, WARD, WEN(D)T.
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GRAVES Family Genealogy

FALKNER, BARNETT.
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GRAWROCK Genealogy

GRAWROCK, PARKER, HERRON, CYPHERT, BRAUNER, LYNN, DAVIS and STELTMAN. Localities include PA, AL, AR, WY, NJ, NY, Norway, England, Holland and Germany.

Gray, Texas . . .A community, a family, a door to the past . . .

Grayless/Hall Genealogy - PhpGedView

Over 14,000 names for the genealogy of GRAYLESS, HALL, BINNEY, OHM, TAYLOR, WITBECK, LOGAR, CHASE, RAWSON, SPAFFORD, STEBBINGS, GOULD, BOTSFORD, and more.

GRAYSON - JACKSON Family Tree

GRAYSON - JACKSON of Clarke and Lauderdale Counties, MS. Includes allied families of RILEY, SHAMBURGER, MOORE, MARTIN, CARTER, CULPEPPER, FONTAINE/FOUNTAIN, McLEMORE, BREWSTER, EDWARDS, DEARMAN, McDUFFIE.
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Great Lakes State Origins

Michigan genealogy, history, travel and interesting links.
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Greater Poland Distant Cousins

Genealogy of families from Poland.

Greek and linked European Families

More than 6000 families most of them historical and many pictures.

GREEN / WINKLER Family Tree

GILLAND, GREEN, GRIFFITH, MUNDY, SENTELLE (Sentell, Sentall, Sental), STANTON, THOMAS, THOMPSON, TRAMMELL, UPTON, WHEELER, WHITE.
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GREEN Family History

History of the ancestors of Samuel GREEN and Pamelo Wishaw.

GREEN Family Homepage

GREEN/GREENE, KITCHING, VAN VELSER/VAN VELSOR/VELZY, KUROWSKI, and GRZYWACZ from New York, GREENOUGH & KEELER from OHIO, SNIDER & SOMMERVILLE from West Virginia, MILLS from England, Connecticut, New York, ALGER from Rhode Island, Vermont, New York , and BREWESTER from England, Massachusetts, Connecticut.

GREEN Family Tree

GREEN, McCLURE, KINCAID, BARTON, McELWAIN, KELTON, CLARK, WHEATON, KING, DAVIS.

Green Family tree

West Virginia. Arthur, Bainbridge, Bass, Blankenship, Brach, Broughton, Brown, Byron, Cannon, Carroll, Clarkson, Clay, Coleman, Cook, Cunningham, Davis, Filmer, Gatlin, Green, Hawks, Hughes, Jarrell, Jewell, Kinard, LaValley, McCabe, McCade, Mitchell, Morgan, Nichols, Nuggent, Owens, Pauley, Peel, Pipkins, Pratt, Rodden, Saunders, Scott, Spivey, Standards, Stanley, Tar(r), Thomas, Thompson, Vanhooser, White, Williams, Williamson, Workman.

GREEN Genealogy

This concerns William GREEN from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Ohio to Missouri. Also associated families, PEERY, SAMMPSON, RAMBO, STANTON, COLE, and PIERCE.
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GREEN-Born of GREEN

Researching GREENs. Key individuals: John, Thomas, Harmon, Robert F.C. Related families: PARISH, PODY, CAMBELL, OWENS and others.

GreenAcres.com

A short history of the MCHUGH and PARIS families of Morgan County and Milton County, Georgia.

GreenDavies.co.uk

Surnames: GREEN, DAVIES, FORSTER, HALL, HANKEY, JONES, LEICESTER, LENTHALL, LONG, LOOSEMORE, MORGANS, THOMAS, VINCENT. Living in England and Wales.

GREENE, etc. Genealogy Home Page

FLETCHER, GRAY, GREEN(E), PEEK, HIGGINS, HARTSFIELD, HAMRICK, HARDIN, LANIER, SELMAN.

GREENFIELD Family - Notingham England 1530 - Wilna Maryland 2000

The GREENFIELD family's ancestors came from Nottingham, England to Baltimore (now Harford) County, Maryland in the mid 1600s where many continued to live for the next 300 years. Read their letters from the 1850s written to Samuel K. J. Greenfield. Discover what life was like for the first settlers in Baltimore County at Spesutie Creek and later in the Long Green Valley. Related families include BLACK, CORD, COULTER, EMMEL, HATTON, KING, PORTZ, SESSA, SNODGRASS, TRUMAN and ZEIGLER.
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