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Your Name in History |
Enter your surname for a list of genealogy books with fascinating facts and history about your family name
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Search Olive Tree Genealogy Family of Websites
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Account Books 1772-1925 Find your ancestors in unique collection of original ledger books from stores, schools and individuals in USA & Canada
includes FREE Picassa for photos
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Lost Faces Civil War era ancestor photo albums online
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Genealogy & Historical Documents
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Paper Trail Assorted Documents: Wills, land records, marriage certs, passports, indentures, slave records, estate inventories...
Family Bibles Births, Marriages & Deaths Family Registers
AncestorsAtRest - Death Records: Wills, obits, funeral cards, memorial cards, death cards...
Paper Trail Genealogy & Historical Documents
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Coffin Plate Collection Private collection of over 400 coffin plates with names of ancestors plus birth and death dates
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FREE subscription Be the first to know about great offers! Weekly updates of new databases. Get tips, research advice and other helpful ideas for finding your elusive brick-wall ancestor
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* GenealogyBank.com - search Historical Newspapers 1690 - 1977, Historical Books 1801 - 1900, Historical Documents 1789 - 1980, America's Obituaries 1977 to current, and Social Security Death Index 1937 to current
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John Early Andrews Collection of Letters
WW 1 Letters of Captain Edward James Early, American Expeditionary Force
* Letter dated February 14, 1918 from James William Early of Green Bay, Wisconsin to his brother, Captain
Edward James Early, World War I
* Letter from Helen C. "Ella" Early, born
October 13, 1896 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to her brother Edward James Early, World War I and her sister Margaret Mary C. Early
* Letter from Jessica Early (nee Jessica Agnes O'Keefe, born Oconto Wisconsin,
daughter of Dr. Patrick J. O'Keefe and Elizabeth Hoeffel) to her husband James Edward Early, World War I 1917 Oconto Wisconsin
* Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I 1918
* Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I August 1918. Washington D.C.
* Letter of about July 15, 1918 Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I in Washington, D.C.
* Letter of about July 15, 1918 Washington,DC, from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I
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* Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I
* Letter from Jessica Early to her husband James Edward Early, World War I
* WW 1 Letter to James Edward Early, World War I from Walker, February 3, 1918
* Memo from James Edward Early, World War I to Major Phillips January 1919
Letters from Robert N. Slack of Kentucky to his brother James Brown Slack
* Letter of January 21, 1845 from Robert N. Slack in Louisville Kentucky to his brother James Brown Slack
* Letter from Galveston Texas 1846 from Robert N. Slack to his brother James Brown Slack, Bardstown Kentucky
* Letter from Robert N. Slack to his brother James B. Slack, Wharton Texas, May 15, 1848
* Letter from Galveston Texas September 16, 1848 from Robert N. Slack to his brother James Brown Slack, Bardstown Kentucky
* Letter from Houston Texas March 11, 1849 from Robert N. Slack to his brother James Brown Slack, Bardstown Kentucky
* Letter from Robert N. Slack to his brother James from Shasta California, September 15, 1852
* Death Notice & Obituary of Dr. Robert N. Slack age 36, who died October 21, 1857, at McMurtry's Ferry.
Miscellaneous Letters
* 1847 Family Tree Letter to Allen C. Tucker in Marshall Co. Tennessee from B. N. Bugg, his brother-in-law, and wife Annis Tucker Bugg in Johnson City, Arkansas
* Letter of February 1969 from William Xavier Andrews in Vietnam about the Tet Offensive Saturday night February 22, 1969
* Family Tree Letter from Dr. Gerald Norton Hoeffel to Mrs. Hall 1953
Wishing you had an ancestor photograph? Check out the 1800s photographs and antique photo albums on Lost Faces. There are over 2,500 photos in this growing genealogy collection
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Find ancestors in Civil War letters, War of 1812 letters, Revolutionary War letters. Search your ancestry and find your genealogy. Find your roots and hear your ancestors' words. Discover your origins in old letters as ancestors tell their stories and details of family history. Learn how to preserve old documents, family treasures and heirlooms.
