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Surnames, Family Associations & Family Newsletters » Surnames - H » Surname Specific Sites & Resources

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  • The Huntley Pages

    The HUNTLEY family of Toronto,York,Canada and the families who entered our lives.

  • The HURST Family

    Story of the Hurst family from James Hurst who immigrated from Manchester, England to Campbell County, Kentucky to his daughter, Mary Hurst McMurray, who removed to Auglaize County, Ohio.

  • The HURST Genealogy Page

    Devoted to databses, photos, missing links, militaria, & historical bits & pieces for HURSTs world wide.

  • The HURT Family Genealogy Site

    The best resource for researchers of the HURT surname.

  • The Hutchison Family

    Information on the HUTCHISON or HUTCHIE family from Kirkliston, West Lothian, Scotland. Includes STEELE, MCMILLAN, LOUDEN, LOUDON, SHEPHERD, SPITTAL, NESS, JACKSON, CRAWFORD, SORBIE, ANDERSON and FORD families. Y-DNA G2a.

  • The HYDE Registry

    A genealogical records depository for HIDE, HYDE and variations thereof.

  • The North American HAMMILL Family Forum

    HAMMILL, HAMMIL, HAMILL, HAMIL, HAMMEL, HAMMELL, HAMEL, HAMELL.

  • The Orin and Maria Thompson HATCH Family

    Descendants of Orin (1830 - 1906) and Maria (1838 - 1911).

  • The Peter Henrich HENNING Family League

    Register of all Hennings in South Africa.

  • The Philip HARPER Family of West Virginia

    Some background on part of the HARPER and WOOD families of (West) Virginia of the late 1700s and early 1800s.

  • The Philip HATCH of York, Maine Home Page

    This site is dedicated to Philip HATCH of Newton Ferrers, Devonshire, England who was one of the earliest settlers of York, Maine. His descendants concentrated in Wells and Kennebunk, Maine, then scattered throughout New England after the mid-19th Century.

  • The Philip Hatch of York, Maine Home Page

    Philip Hatch was the founder of one of the oldest families in Maine. Although he settled in the town of York, the next few generations of his family moved quickly to Wells and Kennebunk. Most of the early families stayed in Maine until about 1880 when several migrated to Massachusetts. This book took an enormous amount of research over the last several years. Over 7,400 individuals are indexed in 600+ pages. Some of the families other than Hatch include: Eaton, Getchell, Gooch, Hilton, Littlefield, Perkins. A file in .pdf format contains text (271 pages), end notes (127 pages), and an every-name index. For price and ordering information, click "New Book".

  • The Pilgrim John HOWLAND Society

    Descendants of the Pilgrim John Howland, one of the 102 English passengers who came to New England from Holland and England aboard the ship Mayflower in 1620.

  • The Pioneer Harris Family of North-Central Arkansas

    A site for the decendents of four brothers and one sister: Henry Bibb Harris, James Adams Harris, Richard B. Harris, Elizabeth Harris Tinnin, and Augustus W. Harris. They settled eventually in Izard and Stone counties in Arkansas.

  • The Southron Presuppositionalist: HORD Surname Central, Genealogy

    HORD family. Also a Cousins Calculator and Chart with no limit on the number of generations.
    [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

  • The Virginia HALSTEADs

    The Virginia Halstead line that began with Henry HALSTEAD who arrived 1n 1651 and his descendants.

  • Treffpunkt HOBOHM - main page

    Are you a HOBOHM? Or perhaps even a HOBOM, HOOGENBOOM, HOBAUM, HOHBAUM or HOCHBAUM? Do you or your ancestors come from the Magdeburger B

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