Greetings! I am a family researcher, the first of my generation to work on our family history, but trying to build on information gathered through earlier generations, correcting information where I find substantial verification of alternate facts. The family lines I am currently following (all out of North Carolina primarily, but also have found the connections to England, Wales, the Netherlands, and other European countries) lines that include but are not limited to: Barbour/Barber, Blackmon/Blackman, Womack, Bullock, Jones, Harvel/Harvill, Lee, Knight, Dancy, Rouse/Rause/Rauser, Core, Thomas, Rains/Raines, Chapman, Oliver, Ryals/Ryalls/Royals/Royalls/Royall.
I am also researching my husband's lineage out of New York state, Wales, England, Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands, including the names: Davies, Baker, Childs/Childes, Flint, Wright, Kujanek, Voortman, Fuchs, Pierce, Fosmer, Guy. Maxon/Maxson and others.

Greetings! I am a family researcher, the first of my generation to work on our family history, but trying to build on information gathered through earlier generations, correcting information where I find substantial verification of alternate facts. The family lines I am currently following (all out of North Carolina primarily, but also have found the connections to England, Wales, the Netherlands, and other European countries) lines that include but are not limited to: Barbour/Barber, Blackmon/Blackman, Womack, Bullock, Jones, Harvel/Harvill, Lee, Knight, Dancy, Rouse/Rause/Rauser, Core, Thomas, Rains/Raines, Chapman, Oliver, Ryals/Ryalls/Royals/Royalls/Royall.
I am also researching my husband's lineage out of New York state, Wales, England, Poland, Germany, and the Netherlands, including the names: Davies, Baker, Childs/Childes, Flint, Wright, Kujanek, Voortman, Fuchs, Pierce, Fosmer, Guy. Maxon/Maxson and others.