Genealogy Surname Databases
These are the surnames of majority interest to us. Select a
surname link to view the information we have available.
| Davy |
| There are 1088 individuals and 424 families representing 311 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Davy, Newhouse, Brown, Myers,
Graham. The most common locations are MD, PA, OH, MI. |
View the Davy database
Introduction to our Davy family line
Davy e-mail discussion group
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| Ellis |
| There are 2572 individuals and 996 families representing 666 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Ellis, Shipley, Davidson,
Gregory, Bales, Carter, Dillard. The most common locations are NC, SC, VA, TN, KY, MO, KS. |
View the Ellis database
Introduction to our Ellis family line
Ellis Cousins newsletter
Ellis e-mail discussion group
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| Hunt |
| There are 1238 individuals and 495 families representing
366 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Hunt, Wood,
Randall, Coggeshall / Cogshall, Edwards, Parrish. The most common location is southeastern Michigan, particularly
Oakland county. |
View the Hunt database
2001 Hunt/DuVall pig
roast & family reunion
Introduction to our Hunt family line
Hunt e-mail discussion group
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| Landreth / Landrith |
| There are 1479 individuals and 589 families representing 399 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Landreth, Landrith, Husband,
Baggerly, Bass, Buck. The most common locations are VA, IL, KS. |
View the Landreth(ith)
database
Introduction to our Landrith family line
Landreth(ith) e-mail discussion group
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| McPherson |
| There are 629 individuals and 221 families representing 167 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: McPherson, Davis, Reppeto,
Reed, Brown. The most common locations are PA, NC, SC, IN, KS, IA. |
View the McPherson database
Introduction to our McPherson family line
McPherson e-mail discussion group
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| Nash |
| There are 961 individuals and 364 families representing 275 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Nash, Coy, McKee, Johnson,
Chapman, Westervelt. The most common locations are CT, MA, NY, OH, IL, MO, KS. |
View the Nash database
Introduction to our Nash family line
Nash e-mail discussion group
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| William Nutt |
| There are 2752 individuals and 1084 families representing 728 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Nutt, Sherwood, Thompson,
Wolfe, Lane. The most common locations are ME, NH, VT, NY, MI, IA. |
View the William Nutt database
Introduction to our Nutt family line
Nutt e-mail discussion group
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| James Nutt |
| There are 1480 individuals and 481 families representing 380 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Nutt, Wonch, Emigh, Stroup,
Todd. The most common locations are NY, MI, Ontario Canada. |
View the James Nutt database
Introduction to this Nutt family line
Nutt e-mail discussion group
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| Rowley / Rowlee |
| There are 1038 individuals and 402 families representing 283 surnames in
this database. The surnames that appear most frequently are: Rowley, Rowlee, Curtis,
Carpenter. The most common locations are MA, CT, NY, and particularly Lenawee county,
Michigan. |
View the Rowley(e) database
Introduction to our Rowley family line
Rowley(e) e-mail discussion group
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Is it a good idea to share EVERYTHING in your family history research with
everyone on the Internet?
We don't think so. While family data is the cornerstone of genealogy, we assert that
the security of personal information for people still living is crucial. We do not want to
publish any information that could defame, embarrass, harm, or threaten the privacy of
anyone. Scam artists and others might use these personal details to commit fraud against
living people, or could even use their personal details to impersonate them. Putting
on-line the personal details of those who are still living is a bad idea.
With these thoughts in mind we have "cleaned" all of the personal data on
living individuals out of our online databases. We retain personal details only in our
private genealogy database files. We accomplish this by using a separate computer program
called GEDClean, available at the GEDClean
Home Page. This software automates the cleaning process by removing personally
identifiable information from our GEDCOM files – the data source for all of our
online databases. In a cleaned database only the names and family links are published for
people still living.
We want to protect the privacy of living individuals, while at the same time providing
useful genealogical information to other family history researchers. Cleaned online
databases are the right way to share family data over the Internet.
 
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Last modified:
Wednesday June 14, 2006.
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