top of page

Nelson Huseby
Feb 19, 20241 min read
Origins of Some Cook Ancestors in England MCF No. 93
England has 48 counties, also known as shires. Originally, England was run by various tribes whose boundaries were always in flux. When...
16 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 8, 20231 min read
The Randalls MCF-85
It is always fun to find evidence of the early ancestors today. In the case of John Randall, I found that his son's house still exists in...
4 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 7, 20231 min read
President Cousins MCF-81
I have tracked my family back to the Viking kings, and most Norwegian Americans pride themselves if they can do it. But my wife’s...
6 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 5, 20231 min read
Pioneer Women MCF-72
Note: Several years ago, my good friend and cousin of my wife, Thor Springer, shared what life was like for pioneer women. I have been...
1 view0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 4, 20231 min read
Detroit Auto Industry MCF-71
Since some of the Cooks and the Millers ended up in Detroit, known as Motor City USA, in the 1900s, it is not strange to find some of...
0 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 4, 20231 min read
The Prince Family MCF-67
The written records of the Prince Family go back to the 1400s in Oxfordshire, England. Even though its name implies royalty, in the...
2 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 4, 20231 min read
Revolutionary War Veterans (Cook Side) MCF-65
Continuing in my series of ancestorial veterans, this article identifies Cook family ancestors who served in the Revolutionary War. In...
4 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 3, 20231 min read
War of 1812 Veterans MCF-64
In the last article, I honored family members who served in the Civil War. I thought I would take a step backward and recognize...
6 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 3, 20231 min read
Civil War Veterans in the Family MCF-63
November 11th is Veterans’ Day and I thought it might be interesting to write an article about the Civil War Veterans in the family tree....
6 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 1, 20231 min read
Clella Cook Miller MCF-57
Clella Cook was born on August 10, 1913, in the home of her grandmother, Cora Cook, at 1020 Isaac Street in Lansing, Michigan. She was...
2 views0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Sep 1, 20231 min read
Carl Miller MCF-56
I never met my father-in-law, Carl Richard Miller, who passed away several years before I entered the picture. Perhaps anyone marrying...
1 view0 comments
Nelson Huseby
Aug 29, 20231 min read
The Beadle Family MCF-50
Yes, your surname could have ended up with Beadle if you are a Cook ancestor. Eight generations of your Beadle ancestors, or for nearly...
1 view0 comments
bottom of page