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Nelson Huseby
Apr 19, 20241 min read
Burdick Family MC No. 94
According to Burdick family historians, Burdick may have initially been Burditt. Over the centuries, surname spelling was not exact, with...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 7, 20231 min read
The American Updikes Part 2 MCF-83
Lodowick OpDenDyck's son was yet another Gysbert (later called Gilbert). He was born in Wesel, baptized there on September 25, 1605, and...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 5, 20231 min read
Jeremy Clarke MCF-79
There are two unrelated Clarke lineages in our family tree, one on the Cook side. But this article focuses on the one on the Miller side....
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 5, 20231 min read
George Wightman MCF-78
The progeniture of the American Wightman family was George Wightman, born in England, possibly London itself, on November 4, 1632. His...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 5, 20231 min read
Stukely Westcott MCF-76
Unfortunately, there are missing links with some lineages that, if found, would provide some very interesting stories. The Westcott story...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 1, 20231 min read
John Maxson MCF-58
John Maxson was born in the Spring of 1638, the first white child born in Rhode Island. His life began traumatically. Before he was...
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Nelson Huseby
Aug 29, 20231 min read
The Sisson Family MCF-44
It is believed that the Sisson family originated from Soissons, a commune (town) in northeastern France. This town has had a long history...
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Nelson Huseby
Aug 25, 20231 min read
The Babcocks of Rhode Island MCF-31
James Badcock/Babcock was born in 1612, perhaps in or near Wivenhoe, but most likely, in the County of Essex, England. Nothing has been...
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