Rachael Dang's family history A-c

Father's side | Ellen (2), William (1):

This family immigrated from England to Ulster, NY.  I continue to research the original immigrant, as I have verified up to William Alexander (b. 1842 in NY).

Mother's side | Patience (4), Samuel (3), Samuel (2), Anthony (1) 

Family of Anthony Annable, who migrated to Plymouth Colony on the Ann in 1623, Family later settled in NH.  A 4X great daughter, Susanna Cutter Wyman, settling in Crawford County, Pennsylvania and marrying into the Guy family.

Father's side | Mary Magdelena (4), Peter P. (3), David (2), James (1)

James  Agtmoedie Auchmoody (b. abt. 1705) arriving from Scotland in 1731 and settling in Kingston NY. His great granddaughter, Magdelena, married into the Schoonmaker family.

Mothers side | Mehitable (5), Samuel (4), Joseph (3), Jeramiah (2), Nathan (1)

Bacon family of Barnstable that migrated during Puritan Migration in 1620s. Nathaniel's 3X great granddaughter, Susan Cutter Wyaman married into the Guy family in Crawford County, PA.

Mother's side | Margaret (4), John J (3), John (2), Henry (1)

Henry Bole B:1776 in County Durry, Northern Ireland immigrated to Pennsylvania with family, ultimately settling in Venango County, PA.  Henry's great grandchild, Margaret Bole, married into the Davis family of Crawford County, PA.

Currently researching

My great, great, great grandmother, Martha Burnett, was rumored to be an orphaned child of a local Native American tribe.  Family lore states that Greenbury Burnett adopted her and she then married Joseph Tomlinson.  I have researched into the Burnett family because even though she was adopted, I consider Greenbury's family my family.  There is Y-DNA information on the male line online.

Family immigrated from Haberton, Devon, England to Springfield, Massachusetts during the Puritan Migration. 

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

Mother's side: Bernice (4), William Eddy (3), Ira Eddy (2), Ezekial (1)

This family immigrated from Wales in the early 1800s to Huntington County, PA.  My gggg-grandfather, Ezekial, was orphaned at 10 years old and made his way in the world alone until he met his wife in Pittsburgh, PA.  He apprenticed as a shoemaker and settled in Franklin, Penn..

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon.

To be added soon

To be added soon

Mother's side | Margaret (2), Thomas (1)

This family is documented with the Daughter's of the American revolution.  Thomas Gilmore, my ggggg-grandfather is ancestor #  A045263.  He came from Ireland in the late 1700s and settled in Woodcock, Penn with the family eventually moving to Venango County, Penn. His child, Margaret, married into the Bole family.

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

To be added

Mother's side | Abigail Justus (2), William (1)

William Reade immigrated to Massachusetts in the 1630s and settled in Woburn, MA.  His daughter married into the Wyman family.  William's father has not been proven by solid sources.  However, others have linked him to Sir Thomas Reade and Mary Brockett, of Brockett Hall.  If you follow the genealogy from there it leads you to Edward II, King of England as my 26X grandfather.  Considering that I read that over 33% of England's population is related to John of Gaunt, Edward's grandson, I don't put too much stock into being possibly related to royalty.  In addition, researchers stretch to show royal ancestry so I am unable to accept the results of those who try to connect William to Thomas Reade without concrete birth records.  A book written in 1937 claims ancestry to royalty, but without any sourcing.

Mother's paternal side: (1) grandfather (2) Martin Schneider (3) Elise Schneider (4) Elizabeth Ring. This is a branch of my family tree that I am currently researching.  My great great grandmother was born in Sugenheim, Germany and settled in Rudenhausen, where the family settled.  I am not sure yet if the family lived in Sugenheim at one time or if my great great great grandmother, Elizabeth Ring, was just working there in a house.  I will be researching further soon.

To be added.  I do want to mention that this Rolfe family is NOT related to John Rolfe of Pocahontas fame.

Mother's side | John W. (3), George W. (2), Henry F (1)

This Schneider branch immigrated to the Franklin, Ohio area in the latter part of the 1800s.  From there, they settled in DeValle, Arkansas with my grandfather ending up in West Windfield, New York.

Mother's side | mother (6), grandfather (5), Martin (4), Elizabeth/Elise (3), Johann (2), Magdalena (1)

This Schneider branch immigrated from a small village in Bavaria, Germany.  My great grandfather immigrated in the early 1920s to Rochester, NY from Rudenhausen, Germany.  Most of this branch family continues to call the state of New York their home.  The father of my great grandfather remains a mystery, as his baptism records do not name his father and all US documents list the father's name as "unknown".  In order to dig into my great grandfather's history on his mother's side, it was required for me to contact the archives administrator for his hometown.  The administrator was amazing and provided me a family tree with a bit more information that what I had already uncovered.

Father's side | 

Hendrick Jochemse Schoonmaker immigrated from Hamburg, Germany and moved to New Paltz in the 1650s.  Here, the family intermarried with Huguenots (French protestants) who settled into that area. Hendricks 7X granddaughter, Erna, married into the VanAsdale family of Pittsburgh.  They settled in Salisbury Mills, NY and were the best grandparents ever.

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon

To be added soon