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Nelson Huseby
Sep 22, 20241 min read
The Allis Family MC No. 98
The Allis family most likely had its origins in Alizay, Normandy, France, two hours northwest of Paris. Like several other ancestors, Sir...
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Nelson Huseby
Dec 12, 20231 min read
Walter John Palmer MC No. 91
The Palmer surname probably originated from the Crusades when their ancestors traveled to the Holy Lands in the 1100s. When they...
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Nelson Huseby
Nov 28, 20231 min read
Nelson Family - First Generation Part 1
The Nelson ancestors originated in the rural areas surrounding the town of Lyngdal, Vest-Agder, west of Kristiansand. My...
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Nelson Huseby
Nov 28, 20231 min read
Nelson Family - First Generation Part 2
Jensine Caroline Jenssen was born on 18 September 1854, baptized on 22 October 1854, and confirmed as Jensine Caroline Børresdatter...
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Nelson Huseby
Oct 30, 20231 min read
Richard Gale MCF-89
Richard Gale was born in 1618, but we do not know where he was born (we assume England) or who his parents were. Many have speculated...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 8, 20231 min read
Thomas Dewey MCF-86
Note: For a century, it was believed that Thomas Dewey lived in Sandwich, Kent, England, before immigrating to America. However, things...
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Nelson Huseby
Sep 5, 20231 min read
Ring Family Part 2 MCF-74
The last article described the life of Robert Ring, the first family descendant to arrive in America. Some family members say that our...
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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...
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Nelson Huseby
Aug 29, 20231 min read
Edward Rainsford MCF-43
Edward Rainsford/Raynesford was the third son of Robert and Mary (Kirton) Rainsford, Esquire, of Staverton, in Northampton County,...
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Nelson Huseby
Aug 8, 20231 min read
Georg and Daniel Falk MCF-27
The surname of Falk implies that their German ancestors were falconers, persons who trained falcons for knights in hunting. ...
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