Bulletin

Bulletin
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Total Pages: 556
Release: 1974
Genre: Portland (Or.)
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Lick Creek Beckoned

Lick Creek Beckoned
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Total Pages: 322
Release: 1995
Genre: Missouri
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The progenitor of the Missouri clan of the Bigger/Biggers family, William Bigger (b. ca. 1650), was of Scottish descent and came to Colonial America ca. 1671 settling in New Kent Co., Va. He was married to Martha Woodward, daughter of William Woodward. They had only one child, William II (b. 1680). Descendants in this book are mainly those of William Biggers (1776- 1842), son of David and Elizabeth Ferguson Bigger, who was born in Louisa Co., Va. He migrated to Kentucky at an early age and settled in Montgomery Co. He was married to Matilda Harrison (1792-1886) in 1807. She was born in Kentucky to Hiram and Sarah Richardson Harrison of Virginia. Family moved to Missouri in 1831. James Fagan (1744-1793), the immigrant ancestor, was born in Dublin, Ireland. He came to America in 1755. He married 1764 in Virginia, Elizabeth Grigsby (1747-1831), daughter of Moses and Katherine Branson Grigsby.

The Chenoweth Family in America

The Chenoweth Family in America
Author: Richard Carlton Harris
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Total Pages: 720
Release: 1994
Genre: Maryland
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The Chenoweth family originated in Wales but lived for centuries in Cornwall, England. The family originally carried the name Trevelisek but changed their name between 890 and 1020 when one of the sons was given land and built a new house. Cornish for "new house" is Chynoweth. John Chenoweth (1682-1746) was born in Cornwall and immigrated to A merica in about 1715. He and his wife, Mary Calvert, settled in Maryland where they were the parents of eight children. Their many descendants live throughout the United States.

Index; 1958

Index; 1958
Author: University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Publisher: Legare Street Press
Total Pages: 426
Release: 2021-09-09
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ISBN: 9781013936180
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