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LUCKEY Surname DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)

Y-DNA Project for males who share this surname or a variation of it.

LUCRAFT One-Name Study

Variants: LUCKRAFT, LUCCRAFT, LUCKARIFT, LOWCROFTE, LOCRAFT.

LUDRICK

Descendants of Jacob LEDRICK/LUDRICK.

LUIJSTERBORGH

The Dutch family LUIJSTERBORGH from 1983 back to 1555.

LUKE Family History and Genealogy of Albany County, New York

Johan Philip Luke (Laux, Loeck, Look, Lauck, and other spelling variations) arrived in New York harbor in 1710. In 1732 he and Jeremiah Van Rensselaer entered a lease agreement for a farm in the West Manor of Rensselaerwyck located in the present day Town of Bethlehem in Albany County, New York. His heirs would remain on this farm until 1891. Direct descendants of Philip Luke still reside in Albany County, surrounding counties and throughout the United States and Canada. Find many early Colonial surnames such as Bradt, Burhans, DeFreest, Flansburg, Goewey, Houck, Hotaling, Mathias, Moak, Philips, Reamer, Slingerland, Spawn, Van Allen, Van Duesen, Van Wie, Van Wormer, Winnie and many more.

Luke Family History and Genealogy of Albany County, New York

Johan Philip Luke (Laux, Loeck, Look, Lauck, and other spelling variations) arrived in New York harbor in 1710. In 1732 he and Jeremiah Van Rensselaer entered a lease agreement for a farm in the West Manor of Rensselaerwyck located in the present day Town of Bethlehem in Albany County, New York. His heirs would remain on this farm until 1891. Direct descendants of Philip Luke still reside in Albany County, surrounding counties and throughout the United States and Canada. Find many early Colonial surnames such as Bradt, Burhans, DeFreest, Flansburg, Goewey, Houck, Hotaling, Mathias, Moak, Philips, Reamer, Slingerland, Spawn, Van Allen, Van Duesen, Van Wie, Van Wormer, Winnie and many more.

LUM / LUMM Family

Records of LUMM and LUMM families in the U.S., with emphasis on the 19th-century Midwest (for now).
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LUMMIS Family Genealogy

LUMMIS family database in England with links to Australia.

Lumsden Family Website

Lumsden family home page with data, stories, histories and a message forum. Descendants of William Alfred Lumsden was born in Gamrie Scotland on 5 February 1813.

LUNNY News Home Page

Lupton Family of Eastern North Carolina

Genealogy and history of the Lupton family of eastern North Carolina. From its British origins in the early 1600s to the present day.

LUSZPINSKI -

LUTHER

Descendants of Heinrich LUTHER b. 22 Feb 1798 in Germany.

LUTHER Surname Mailing List (Archived on RootsWeb)

Luxon Family Heritage

The history of the Luxon, Luxton, Pye, Walkdon families of Michigan and England and the Lemanski, and Karschnia families of Michigan.

LYBARGER Descendants

Dedicated to all Lybarger descendants and others interested in the research and documentation of the Lybarger name, the history of their families, and of the ancestors or descendants of those families. Some of the other known variations of spelling are: LyBarger, Lyberger, Lybyer, LaBier, Leyberger, Leinberger and Leyenberger.

Lyczkowski Genealogy

Genealogy of the Lyczkowski noble clans, the bearers of the Sulima, Trzaska, Slepowron and Pomian Coats of Arms. Lists of ancient szlachta clans of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Historical maps. Useful information.

LYDICK Main Page

JOST LEYDIG, pioneer of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, and his descendants; family research site for LYDICK, LEIDIG, LYDIC, LEYDIG.

LYKINS - LIKINS - LIKENS Y-DNA Project (FamilyTreeDNA)

DNA Project for those with the surnames LYKINS, LIKINS, LIKENS, as well as other variations including LAICONAS, LAICAN, LIIKANEN, LEIKAN, LEIGAN, LAKIN, LYCAN, LYCANS, LYCKAN, LYCON, and LYKENS.

LYLES Surname Resource Center

Genealogical research of the surnames LYLES, LYLE, LILES, LILE, and other variations.
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