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 Family history Research in British Columbia, Canada? Free chat May 27, 2013 Black and white 'Greetings from British Columbia' postcard; unmailed, private collection. Monday night, May 27th, 2013 at 7 pm right at the British Columbia Genealogical Society's (BCGS) website , there will be an on-line chat with the BC Genealogical Society’s Editor, M. Diane Rogers more... - 2013/05/24 |  Family Recipe Friday - Jefferson Davis Pie You'll find this recipe with several names, Jeff Davis Pie, Jefferson Davis Pie, The Confederate Pie, Chess Pie, The South Will Rise Again Pie, and the list could go on and on! You'll see by it's simple ingredients that it is literally a dessert that was put together by cooks who did not have ingred more... - 2013/05/24 |  A Genealogy Matching Game How may faces can you match? Below you will find many faces belonging to my direct line of ancestors. Can you match the father to their son? Or can you match the mother to their daughter? Can you see the family resemblance? Or not? Please put your answer in the comments below and I wil more... - 2013/05/23 |  The Lankford Home Leo and Mary Lankford's home in May of 1965. The lady in white: Leo and Mary's daughter, Josephine Walker Wilson more... - 2013/05/23 |  Travel Thursday - Hoover Dam In 2005, I spent nine months on the road with the Texican, my hubby, when he was a truck driver. We traveled in all 48 of the contiguous United States, and literally have thousands of photographs to prove it! We had an awesome time! more... - 2013/05/23 | .jpg) Wordless Wednesday - Grandma and the Sisters 1961 more... - 2013/05/22 |
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Family History site with new section focusing on lines from Fayette Co., PA including Johnson, Smith, Deffenbaugh, Longanecker, etc. with ties to the Mennonite community
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The early history of the Mennonites starts with the Anabaptists in the German and Dutch-speaking parts of central Europe. The German term is "Täufer" (that is, Baptists). These forerunners of modern Mennonites were part of the broad reaction against the practices and theology of the Roman Catholic Church known as the Protestant Reformation. This Ring is a collection of websites emphasizing the family history, research and genealogy of Mennonites of Low German ancestry. In particular Mennonites moving from The Netherlands to Prussia and then onto Canada and USA in the late 1800's.
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