Genealogy is at the heart of this site. Here you’ll find research on the families and surnames I’ve been tracing for many years, along with records, photographs, biographies, local history, and historical background that help put those ancestors into context. I’ve also gathered useful reference material here—including genealogy terms, research aids, links, and other information I’ve collected along the way while working through deeds, wills, court records, immigration records, and other historical sources.
Research by Surname
The Genealogists Toolbox
- Eighteenth Century Proverbial Sayings
- Glossary of Colonial Terms
- How to Care For Old Photos in Your Collection
- Reading Old Handwriting: A Genealogist’s Guide to Colonial Script
- Useful Genealogy Links
Genealogy News
- Huguenot History
- John Farquhar Travel Journal: Scotland to Canada
- LeBlonds in the French Protestant Church at Threadneedle Street
- LeBlonds in Tourny Parish Records, Eure, France, 1600s and 1700s
- Mabel’s Wedding Dress
- Mystery Houses
- Mystery Photo from my Fay or Wells Line
- Mystery Photo of a Woman, Possibly from Greenville, PA
- Mystery Photos, Two Ancestors, No Idea
- Other LeBlonds Not in My Line
- Paintings of John Fraser Farquhar and Sarah Wilson
- Robert Le Blond, Companion of William the Conqueror
- Samuel Jordan, Early Jamestown Settler
- Seven Pines School, Hemingway, Carroll County, Mississippi, November 11, 1907
- Some New Harris Relatives
- The Hurt Family History by Rollin Hurt
- The Le Blond Family in Protestant Exiles from France in the Reign of Louis XIV
- Will the Real John Farquhar Please Stand Up?
- William James Fisher, Civil War Soldier from Delaware