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I'm researching all lines of my tree and my husband's tree (all of our son's tree).


This includes:


Ashkenazi Jewish roots from Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, Israel, Australia, Canada, New York, Connecticut, California, and Michigan;


German Catholic immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, Ohio and northern Kentucky throughout the 19th century;


Catholic immigrants from a German enclave in present-day Serbia (in the Banat Donauschwaben Settlement Region, formerly Hungary);


German, Dutch, and Swedish immigrants who settled in the 1600s in New Amsterdam (now New York) and what became Pennsylvania, some of whom made their way down to what is now Tennessee and then up into Kentucky;


And British and Scottish immigrants who settled in the 1600s and 1700s in the southern colonies of the future United States, migrating through Virginia, North Carolina, northwestern Tennessee, and southwestern Kentucky, while some continued west to Texas.


I'm happy to make corrections to any memorial I manage—just shoot me a message. I'm not a memorial collector; most—but not all—of my memorials are family. If you're more directly related to someone than I am and would like to request a memorial transfer, please send me a message.

I'm researching all lines of my tree and my husband's tree (all of our son's tree).


This includes:


Ashkenazi Jewish roots from Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, Israel, Australia, Canada, New York, Connecticut, California, and Michigan;


German Catholic immigrants who settled in Cincinnati, Ohio and northern Kentucky throughout the 19th century;


Catholic immigrants from a German enclave in present-day Serbia (in the Banat Donauschwaben Settlement Region, formerly Hungary);


German, Dutch, and Swedish immigrants who settled in the 1600s in New Amsterdam (now New York) and what became Pennsylvania, some of whom made their way down to what is now Tennessee and then up into Kentucky;


And British and Scottish immigrants who settled in the 1600s and 1700s in the southern colonies of the future United States, migrating through Virginia, North Carolina, northwestern Tennessee, and southwestern Kentucky, while some continued west to Texas.


I'm happy to make corrections to any memorial I manage—just shoot me a message. I'm not a memorial collector; most—but not all—of my memorials are family. If you're more directly related to someone than I am and would like to request a memorial transfer, please send me a message.

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