These trees begin with the four parents of my wife and me and go back in time as far as I have been able to find information. Most of the families in these trees began their lives in the United States in the Mid-Atlantic states and made their way southward to Georgia and South Carolina through the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. I have presented this information as my, and my wife's, ancestors. I have made no effort to fill in all the descendants of any of the people. However, since I do have some of that information, please contact me if you're interested.
This work is the compilation of the work of many people over the years. Some of the information has come from primary sources, some from secondary sources, and some of it has come from personal websites. As with any information you find on the internet, you should use it as a starting point and do your own confirmation of the facts presented.
I have attempted to identify my degree of certainty as to the names and relationships of the primary individual on each page by color coding the names. Those names appearing in black are those of which I am very certain. Those names appearing in green are those of which I am pretty certain but do not have hard evidence. Those names appearing in red are probably true but I cannot vouch for the authenticity, as I have probably picked them up from another web page.
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One of every two women in this country is a victim of domestic violence. That abuse may be physical, sexual, verbal, or emotional. All forms of abuse do tremendous damage to our women and our families.
That one in two statistic would probably include some of these families. However, neither the perpetrator nor the victim are likely to talk about it. No one deserves to be abused.
But help is available. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799 (SAFE) (7233) or 1-800-787-3224 (TDD).
Click on the purple ribbon above for links to some national and state agencies.
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