Over the past 30+ years,
most of my spare time has been spent in genealogical research. It's
a passion, not a hobby.
In Memory of Mom,
Shirley Margaret Dean Wood
18
Jan 1921 - 27 May 2009
You loved
family research so much and instilled that in me.
I miss you and will surely miss sharing the excitement of "new"
finds.
Genealogy Interests
Ancestors and Family of Pam Wood Waugh & Randy
Waugh
This includes both of our families,
done in Second Site by John Cardinal. I am trying to upload photos and
exhibits for our ancestors, and while I have a long way to go, this site
is moving along nicely. Please contact me if you might have any early
photos or important documents to add to the collection!
So find
someone here and
send me one of your photos!
Genealogical
Research in the Eastern Townships, Quebec
I started this site back in 1995 when there wasn't much available
for researchers looking toward Anglo research in Quebec. This website
is for all researchers working in any of the 11 counties of Quebec which
make up the Eastern Townships. Thirteen years later, still going strong. This
site joined Quebec GenWeb on March 22, 1998.
Transcribed Church Records
for sale on Missisquoi & Brome Cos, Quebec
Pam's Maternal Lines
Mom's lines involve a great many New England families who went to Quebec after the Revolution - Some Loyalists, some Rebels: BRUST, COVEY, CRAWFORD, DERICK/DERRICK, HOLT, LONGEWAY, PATTERSON, SALLS, SCOTT, TALLMAN, TRYON, VAUGHAN, WAIT, and YOUNG. Also had a few lines from England: DEAN, SMITH, CURRY, PEARSON and MUNDAY, who were living in Leeds and Hunslet, Yorkshire, in the 1820-1880 period.
Here's Mom's Maternal
Ahnentafel (4
Dec 2006)
Mom's Brick Walls (Problem
Lines)
Check out All
of Mom's Ancestors.( Shirley Margaret
Dean)
There are no sources or notes included. Please
contact me if more information is desired, or see if the particular line
you are interested in is extended below.Mayflower Passengers include: William
Brewster, John
Tilley, and John
Howland
| Hans George BRUST | b. ?- d.bef 1698 GMY (12/30/02) |
| Samuel COVEY Sr. | c1755 -1822 (9/24/05) |
| James DEAN | c1818 -1862 (2/8/09) |
| Coonradt DERICK | c1720-? (12/8/02) |
| Moses HOLT | 1749 -1799 (9/29/03) |
| Remie LONGEWAY | 1741-1826 (2/8/09) |
| James MUNDAY | c1789-1862 (12/6/08) |
| John PATTERSON | c1698- ? (3/30/03) |
| Isaac SALLS | c1730 -c1800 (2/8/09) |
| Walter SCOTT | c1745 -1815 (10/4/05) |
| Humphrey TALLMAN | c1756 -aft 1842 (2/4/03) |
| Daniel TRYON | c1739 -c1800 (12/05/05) |
| Benjamin VAUGHAN | c1713 -1756 (2/3/03) |
| Enoch & Briggs WAIT | c1770's on (7/16/04) |
| Jacob YOUNG | 1748 -1846 (5/26/03) |
Great photo of my
SALLS family c1895
(5/13/98)
The song, "Playmate" that
Mildred Scott DEAN sang to her grandchildren.
"Spinning YARNES"
- A YARNES Family Research page
Dad's lines were in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia after the Revolution - quite possibly earlier, as Planters. Some branches were old New England stock, several Mayflower passengers. There are Kings and Queens of England, France and Italy, Charlemagne and even Lady Godiva! Currently working on NESBITT, WOOD, WILLIAMS, HOWARD, KERR, BELDING, DARRAH, DALEY, HAMMOND, HEPBURN, and STANLEY.
Check out Dad's Ahnentafel (4
Dec 2006)
Dad's Brick
Walls (Problem Lines
Check
out All
of Dad's Ancestors.( Donald Judson Wood
)
Even though I love TMG for my genealogical software, I have done this
in Legacy 4.0 - I like the pedigree output. There are no sources or
notes included. Please contact me if more information is desired,
or see if the particular line you are interested in is extended below.
Mayflower Passengers include: Stephen
Hopkins, Richard
Warren, and Francis
Cooke
| Daniel BELDING | c1760 -1849 NB (5/6/05) |
| David DALEY | c1735 -aft1785 NB (3/30/03) |
| John DARRAH | c1834 -1890 NB (3/30/03) |
| John HAMMOND | 1753 -1802 NB (2/8/09) |
| Alexander HEPBURN | c1775 -1842 (9/30/03) |
| Capt John HOWARD | c1742 -1824 New Bruns (3/30/03) |
| Capt James KERR | b1754 -1830 Nova Scotia (3/30/03) |
| James NISBET | c1789 IRE>NB (3/30/03) |
| Job STANLEY | c1760 -1854 NB (3/30/03) |
| William WOOD | c1794 -1866 NS to NB (10/9/08) |
The WAUGH family came from Ireland to MA about 1872. The SHARPE side traces the descendants of Thomas SHARPE, of Cecil Co, MD to Iredell Co, Iredell Co, NC. The SHARPES married into the CLOERS and the BYERS. Roberson CLOER is the earliest proven ancestor. Can't seem to tie him in to the other CLOERs in the area. We know he must be related, but how? Jacob BECK and Paul KOCH both came over from Germany.
| Jacob BECK | 1815-1872 GMY>NJ (10/5/03) |
| Roberson CLOER | c1812-1892 NC (1/6/06) |
| Paul A. KOCH | 1835-1907 GMY>NY>MA (9/29/03) |
| Thomas SHARPE, Sr. | c1700-1749 IRE>MD>NC (10/4/03) |
| David A. WAUGH | sons from Ireland c1872 to MA (2/23/10) |
Miscellaneous
River Cruise in Europe, Nov 2008
Germany,
Pt 1
Germany,
Pt 2
Germany,
Pt 3
Key West Trips with Parrot Head Phriends
Key West, Nov 2007
Key
West, Nov 2006
Key
West, Nov 2005
Amsterdam, Brugge and Germany, May 2005
Amsterdam
Brugge, Pt 1
Brugge, Pt 2
Schonach, Creglingen and Dinkelsbuhl
Chris' Visit to
the AIPAC Convention in Washington, DC, May 2005
A walk through the beautiful historic town of Edam.
A Visit to Sedona, AZ, June 2001
A "brief" look at the family trip to Sedona this year. We had great fun.
A Visit to Scotland, July 2000
Our wonderful trip to Scotland last year. The Highlands were gorgeous.
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