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| Dave Peck (#46966140)
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Researching one's genealogy is a bit like a treasure hunt. As you learn more and more about your ancestors, surprises keep occuring. I am thankful to all the people who have taken the time to research the past. I aim to contribute as well. I am working on my Peck ancestry which goes back to Joseph and some of his immigrant sons who arrived in 1638. Other names include Vanderwerker, Van Patten, Shoup/Shoop/Schupp, McNeil, Cramer, Paine, McDougall, Lant, Reid, Campbell, Wagman, Foster, Cushman, Grandy, Bartlett, Haverly, Duesler, Snell, Wendell, Glen, etc. I get great satisfaction in discovering and entering these historical records, before they are lost for good. Most of my entries are in New york, MA, RI, CT and New Jersey. I am a retired science teacher. I have completed 10 Earthwatch expeditions and travelled to over 60 countries. Climbing mountains is also appealing having been up Kilimanjaro, Whitney, Olympus, Rysy and others. Genealogy is another fun and productive way to spend my time.
One of my great joys is to visit villages where my ancestors lived before coming to America. In 2010 I visited Hingham and Beccles, Enland where the paternal Pecks lived in the 1500 and 1600's. We also visited Petten, Holland for the maternal Van Pattens and Meppel, Holland for the Van Alstynes and Vanderwerkers. I recently visited Scotland for the McNeils and Reids and then the Mozel Valley in the Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany for the Shoups/Schupps and Mais lines. | |
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KEN BROWN
 | Robert James Beach
Hello
I hope you did not misunderstand me. Robert is buried in The 1st Presbyterian Cemetery. It just that his headstone cannot be found.
Ken | | | KEN BROWN
| Robert James Beach
Hello
I hope you did not misunderstand me. Robert is buried in The 1st Presbyterian Cemetery. It just that his headstone cannot be found.
Ken | | | tofftroy
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No problem! Do you have any relatives there, or just had (like me) taken some photos there?Added by tofftroy on Apr 29, 2013 12:24 PM | | | Sara Gray
| RE: George and Angeline Sice
B 74 Here is the webpage from my sons eagle project if you have further loved ones you are trying to locate. http://fulton.nygenweb.net/cemeteries/ephratah2011.html | | | Martha White
 | Campbell
Could you tell Me if are Related to a Stella Campbell ? She Married George Donald Derusha and He passed in 1965 She was remarried later. Please contact me whitematha1977@gmail.com | | | kickstand
 | RE: James Peck Millard
I have an ancestry account. Every new adult male name I add to Find A Grave, I look up on Ancestry. If I find a tree there, I assume someone is researching that individual, so I give them the link to the Find A Grave entry. Occasionally I'll use Ancestry info to help me sort out relationships. | | | Mary E. Warner
 | Peck families
Dave, I will be getting back to you soon. Glad to find a Peck genealogist on-board. Do you know about the old books, "Peck's Bad Boys"? I have a book or two.
I have a Hannah Peck marrying a Moseley/Mosley I think it is. Will get back to you. | | | Guy Gregoire
| FYI wrong year of birth
You have the wrong year of birth
I believe you should of type in 1964 not 1961.
Old high school classmate of Kristen. | | | Cathryn Bates Wilkinson
| Peck Connection
Anna Peck: 1713-1794; her father, Jermiah Peck, Jr.: 1667-1752. May I please post your photos of other Peck graves as well as Anna's? | | | Julie Nathanson
 | RE: Lucy Peck photo
Glad to help. Interesting that Lucy only mentioned the mother and Rozemon mentioned both parents.
Julie | | | | [View all messages...] |
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