Thanks. Very orderly easy to either scan
through or search.

Came upon your website, during a search.
Thanks for the comments, however you might want to change the page where you mention me. I am a "him", not a "her". Boots is a family nick, much beloved, bestowed on me by me grandparents at age 2, over a pair of cowboy boots given to me by my father.

I tried to give more info but got a guestbook error about invalid words.

please contact me by email farrardna at yahoo dot com

Hi, Am a descendent of Thomas Howe,9th Child of Earl Scrope Howe. Fantastic website and great work. Will definitely be back for a much more in depth look!

We're distantly related!

Geoffrey LeScrope, Lord Justice is my 18th great-grandfather

Birth 1274 in Masham, Yorkshire, England
Death 2 Dec 1340 in Coverham Abbey, Yorkshire, England

I'm trying to locate a picture of Richard Price Hunter and his wife
Mary Alice Ensminger Hunter

re: previous message:
John Dunbar as son of Robert Dunbar.
Thanks

Love your website. Do you have any documentation re: Robert as fa of John.

So very excited to finally find some of the missing pieces to my family tree. Thank you for all of your hard work and documentation!

My mother Ardella Marie Carter who is listed on your site died in Merced,CA on Feb 6th 1999.

In 1967, my father, John Winthrop Randolph (I24081), died at age 60 in Birmingham, Alabama.

I was pleased to see the information you post on the ancestors and descendants of Sir/St. Thomas More.
I was also pleased to see your acknowledgment of your source as the document by Martin Wood (that's me) which you found on the site of the Centre for Thomas More Studies.
As a copyright document it was put on the internet by the Centre for Thomas More Studies with my express permission.
It would, I think, be much better if my book "The Family and Descendants of St. Thomas More" was put as your source, as it contains all the necessary documentation. My book was published in the UK by 'Gracewing', in 2008. It is based on ten years of research into the family and descendants of Sir/St. Thomas More and the families into which they married. My research was based on papers handed down in the family and on original documents from archives in England, France, and Italy.
Sadly, there are numerous errors and 'spurious pedigrees' relating to this line on some of the main internet genealogy sites, some of which give their 'errors' a high rating for accuracy.
Regards,
Martin Wood

Hi, I browsed your page on the old Scottish Hume family etc., after days of trolling and reading ancient books on the family. I found so many errors here and there understandably because of people marrying relatives. Many dates preclude some people from fitting in, not on your page but elsewhere. Then I came to the huge family tree of Janet Home on your website - which would be mine if true, from my ancestor John Hume/Home of Blackadder(b1493) 4th son of Sir David 1457-1513 and brother to David* 1489-1574
In that huge ancestor tree it has David H & Isabel Hoppringle's son David* (who married Alison Douglas) as dying in 1524 and that his son also David (married to Mariota Johnstone)as dying in 1574. Having twice read the book written in 1903 on the Hume family, (and it is incoherent in places) it states that David* (4th Baronet) died in 1574 at the Battle of Pinkie. I can't find the 1524 death. Excellent work, I must revisit.

I'm working on my line and I think I know where Ammishaddai Hagan (O'Hagan) or Shaddy Hagan line goes. I'm happy to provide into if you are interested.

I was so happy to see your website. Reddick McKee was my 3rd great grandfather. It was very good to see the information you had on the children of Redick and Eliza. I had little information on them. Is there a reason William Ritchie McKee isn't listed? Is it possible that he was Eliza's son from a previous marriage?

Howe?Lykins Family....
Looking for information on Major Samuel Joseph HOWE, 7th GGFather(1720 - 1794, his daughter Margaret HOWE, 6th GG Mother(1744 - 1822)married William Stuart LYKINS, Sr (1766 - 1845.
My GFather is Darlie Raymond Lykings.
Marie S C B Von KIELMANSEGGE 1703 – 1782 was she born in Germany or England?
Thank you,
Debra

I think you have done a great job with this website. Very informative and very well laid out.I appreciate all the time and effort you have put into it.

Chief Red Bird Aaron Brock was my gt.grandfather Carlo Brock, within picture, gt.gt.grandfather. My mother is the baby in about 1918.

I am a descendant of Catherine Katie Troxell, though Pleasant Blevins.

Betsy for years I have been into genealogy and if you were in England in 1967 did you not love the ancient tombstones and wonder what those lives were like. There was a Betsy Gunter and for over 40 years I have wondered what her life was like, her husband and kids and grandkids so if you know of her whereabouts I would love to ask you and her if my maternal side CAFFEE and varients e.g. CAVE, Coffee, were from the south. We believe they very possibly entered the US via port of Charleston but are stuck in 1830s when the family was making it's way North and was in Kty or TN. God bless you and your searches. I will keep my eye out for Gunters and other of your kin. My daughter has promised to preserve our genealogy work (my wife and I) and 5 five grandkids also, in case someone in future is interested. Thank you.... Kirby and Judy Stetler from Rockford (mailing address Celina Ohio. Best wishes in your searching

Sorry, Craig, I should have listed the page numbers. Did you notice the index is full of the names Hume, Home, Hog, Hoge, Johnstone, Johnston,etc., pp. 456-457. These could provide some useful information.

I am trying to locate a reference for the assistance Margaret received in 1700 as the daughter of an "outed" minister. Will post if I find it.

Keep up the good work!