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Ancestors of Kane Churko Vol 2

Autor Diana Muir
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 sep 2020
Families often have amazing stories that accompany their family history and the Churko family is no different. The most amazing story is that of Thomas Tarbell who was killed by the Indians and his 3 children stolen. When rescued, his two sons refused to leave the tribe and remained with them, eventually becoming Chiefs of the Mohawk Tribe in Ottawa, Canada. His daughter was sold to a French family and eventually entered a convent. Others, such as John Rogers, the founder of the Rogerene Church movement and his father James are just as captivating. These stories are included along with the family groups with individual information included show the brothers and sisters of his ancestors as they stretch back into the centuries. On his father's side, families include Churko, Stevenson, Bright, Pritchard, Ferguson, Rogers, Maxwell, Hamilton, Murray, Molymeux, Leslie, Balfour, Crichton and Livingston. His mother's side includes names such as Meierhofer, Zurowski, Miller, Stark, Tarbell, Gould, Drake, Rowland and Brosseau. The Polish and Russian mix with the English and Scottish and along the way continue back to Gaius Julius Caesar, Atilla the Hun, Cleopatra, the Fisher Grail King and the Merovingian Dynasty. Enjoy looking up each of these people and celebrate how they've created the fabric of this truly American/Canadian family. Cover photo is Roger Brandt, Mohawk Chief and a descendant of the Tarbell line.
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ISBN-13: 9781716574320
ISBN-10: 1716574323
Pagini: 774
Dimensiuni: 216 x 280 x 41 mm
Greutate: 1.76 kg
Editura: Lulu.Com

Notă biografică

Diana Muir became an accredited genealogist for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon Church) in 1975, the youngest accredited genealogist ever. Over the past 45 years she has published more than 60 family histories and several books concerning the Templars; who they were and where they came from. She currently lives in Boston and is working on vetting the journals of her 23rd great-grandfather, Prince Henry Sinclair of Scotland and Orkney.