R. Kirch
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Kirch / Church, Archer, Dieter / Teeter, Quinlan, Hall, Steiger, Skjelden, Lindemoen.
Hoag, Emery, Peckham, Myers, Mellor, Reubsman, Steinbrenner
Descendant of Revolutionary War veterans, Civil War veterans. WW1, WW2 and Korean War veterans. Ancestors Quaker Abolitionists-Underground Railroad. New York to Devereaux, Michigan. Paternal roots in Greene County, PA.
Irish, Swiss, German-French, Dutch, Scots, Scandinavian. More recent N. Irish / Scots-Irish ancestry through an immigrant great-grandparent.
Familiar with genetic genealogy- Ydna testing via male relative of my paternal line was able to disprove false English immigrant narrative promoted by other researchers- all results led to Germany and the anglicizing of the original German immigrant surname.
Note: Whenever researching remember: Record sources, official documents are NOT completely reliable evidence due to misinformation which may include: unintended errors, purposeful evasion, ignorance / bias from the record informant or ignorance / bias from the record keeper. DNA testing results and evidence, however, IS a reliable FACT.
Languages: English, Japanese, some Spanish
Kirch / Church, Archer, Dieter / Teeter, Quinlan, Hall, Steiger, Skjelden, Lindemoen.
Hoag, Emery, Peckham, Myers, Mellor, Reubsman, Steinbrenner
Descendant of Revolutionary War veterans, Civil War veterans. WW1, WW2 and Korean War veterans. Ancestors Quaker Abolitionists-Underground Railroad. New York to Devereaux, Michigan. Paternal roots in Greene County, PA.
Irish, Swiss, German-French, Dutch, Scots, Scandinavian. More recent N. Irish / Scots-Irish ancestry through an immigrant great-grandparent.
Familiar with genetic genealogy- Ydna testing via male relative of my paternal line was able to disprove false English immigrant narrative promoted by other researchers- all results led to Germany and the anglicizing of the original German immigrant surname.
Note: Whenever researching remember: Record sources, official documents are NOT completely reliable evidence due to misinformation which may include: unintended errors, purposeful evasion, ignorance / bias from the record informant or ignorance / bias from the record keeper. DNA testing results and evidence, however, IS a reliable FACT.
Languages: English, Japanese, some Spanish
