Family line research
Family lines
Line 01 · 1763–1933
Bruner
4 generations · 22 with their families
From Mariah Emma Bruner
Line 02 · 1700–1887
Collins
5 generations · 34 with their families
From Mary Elizabeth Collins
Line 03 · 1813–1969
Dwyer
11 people in the line · 41 with their families
From Edwin Cornelius Dwyer
Line 04 · 1604–2019
Ellingwood
105 people in the line · 201 with their families
Family line
Line 05 · 1765–2003
Flynn
12 people in the line · 25 with their families
From Winifred I. Flynn
Line 06 · 1555–1864
Freeman & Ellis
39 people in the line · 147 with their families
From Nancy Ellis
Line 07 · 1566–1996
Hatten
120 people in the line · 140 with their families
From Jack Thomas Hatten
Line 08 · 1500–1955
Holbrook
12 generations · 98 with their families
Family line
Line 09 · 1799–2015
Kuchenmeister
23 people in the line · 43 with their families
From Margaret Mary Kuchenmeister
Line 10 · 1605–1918
Low
8 generations · 71 with their families
From Harriet Phillips Lowe
Line 11 · 1597–1767
Mayo
24 people in the line · 61 with their families
From Sarah Mayo
Line 12 · 1548–1996
McMillan
112 people in the line · 141 with their families
From Lucille M. McMillan
Line 13 · 1673–1852
Reed
4 people in the line · 24 with their families
From Mary Reed
Line 14 · 1546–1886
Tyler & Ginn
73 people in the line · 195 with their families
From Hannah Read Tyler
Line 15 · 1578–1789
Warren & Bartlett
28 people in the line · 97 with their families
From Phebe Stephens
Notable connections
For each grandparent's line: the notable ancestors, whose lives stand out, and the famous people who share an ancestor with the family, each with the two lines side by side, running down from the shared ancestor to the grandparent. Or search for anyone in the archive to see the connections that reach them.
Small world
Stories of ancestors who crossed paths, often generations before their families were joined by marriage, and other threads that run through the tree.