Our Family History: A Genealogy Blog by Dana Huff

The line I have focused on is my grandfather's line - the Cunningham/Bowling and Jennings/Stallings lines. I have learned a great deal about my father's lines - the Swier/Gearhart lines, and I also research my husband Steve's family, the Huff/Bolton lines and allied families.

http://genealogy.danahuff.net/

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Destination: Austin Family

A family history journey tracing my Austin family roots and branches.

http://destinationaustinfamily.blogspot.com/

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Family Trail

This blog is not about me. It is primarily for sharing information on family history with my extended family. (Friends and family may ask me any personal questions they wish in private, please.) History for what families? Well, for the present, ancestors of Jonas A. Hostetler and Lizzie Miller of Ohio, and Eli E. Hershberger and Fannie J. Troyer of Ohio.

http://familytrail.blogspot.com/

Mercer Family History

The site is named Mercer Family History ..., but it has expanded to over 56.000 Individuals and 6.400 Surnames and includes my other main lines of Ford, Watkins and Satterfield.

http://mercerfamilyhistory.com/

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Wading in the Gene Pool

Wading in the Gene Pool is my personal genealogy blog that chronicles my experiences as I research my personal family history, as well as orphan genealogy projects that I pick up...I hope to become a resource for other genealogists.

http://www.wadinginthegenepool.com/

Fred Pease Descendants

Cousins exchange family information about Frederic Henry Pease and Josephine Antoinette Dolsen of Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan.

http://fredpease.blogspot.com/

Jane's Roots

Jane's personal family history. All her ancestors were from central and southern England (Mercia and Wessex). A working class and lower middle class family. The most interesting ancestors were a Rifleman and the Battle of Waterloo, and his wife who was a field nurse at the battle, plus their daughter who assisted her mother though only five and then lived to be 94, and the last living British survivor of the battle. The next most interesting person in the family tree was a librarian.

http://janesroots.shawwebspace.ca/blog/

Aaron Hill's Notebook

I am a descendant of emigrants to the United States from a variety of places with diverse backgrounds: England, The Netherlands, Scotland, Germany, and Northern Ireland. And there are probably many more to be discovered.

http://aaronjhill.wordpress.com/

Wellbelove Family History

Welcome to the Wellbelove family history blog. Intended to supplement the 'Wellbelove Genealogy' website, it will include articles of interest on the Wellbelove surname and variants including, Wellbeloved, Welbelove, Welbeloved, etc.

http://wellbelovefamily.blogspot.com/

McCambley Family History

http://www.mccambley.com/blog/

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