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Delaware Genealogical Society
Hello I just found a record that shows when my mother came to the US in the late 50's she was living on 2205 Park Drive. It appears to be a forested area. Does anyone know if there where every homes in that area ... See MoreSee Less
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In what town?
Tully's Neck. Where is it? My family lived in Maryland and Kent County, Delaware. Their land records in Queen Anne's County refer to Tully's Neck. They helped found St. Andrew's in Sudlersville, which is also in Tully's Neck. I live in MA where a neck is a small peninsula. Is a neck different in Delmarva? I thought someone might know. Thank you, Leonard Hindsley ... See MoreSee Less
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Well I might make a trip down as my relatives from Kent and Queen Anne's eventually traveled to Kent County DE
Interesting. I grew up in Sudlersville but never heard it called Tully’s Neck.
Is William Houston Hindsley b. 1862 in Delaware one of your ancestors?
I find mention of Tully’s/Tullies Neck in Queen Anne’s County, MD in the Maryland archives online from 1732-33, when the residents of the area, specifically Tockahoes Neck wanted the government to have a bridge built over the beaver dams from Tullies Neck to Choptank Neck or the upper part of Tockahoe Neck. Found using a google search.
So I had added a daughter of Zebulon Hollingsworth to my William Woodland born about 1756 after have matched to a bunch of Hollingsworth members and from Ann Mauldin and thrulines connected me to John Hollingsworth as you see here; I would like to find a paper trail, is anyone have dna done that is related to the VanDykes or Humphries? ... See MoreSee Less
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I have a tree Buffington/Freeman/Robinson tree on ancestry and Zebulon Hollingsworth was born abt 1696 died 8 Aug 1763 and he married Ann Mauldin April 18 1727
He also married Mary Jacob's in 1741. Father is Henry Hollingsworth. He had a son named Zebulon born 1735-1812
Where could I find Georgetown newspapers from 1876 - or other Sussex County towns near there - that aren’t on Newspapers . Com? ... See MoreSee Less
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Try this: chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/
Try this theancestorhunt.com/blog/delaware-online-historical-newspapers-summary/
***William Price Hurst***: Looking for any info & particularly a pic of grd father ***Wm Price Hurst*** (B: 1901 DE -D: 1983 PA). Was 1stmarried to Louise B Hulburt & 2nd to Alice M. (Taylor?) Hurst. Lived in states: DE, AZ, & PA. Have never seen any pics of him; copies of his military records received already, but no pic available. Buried in Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville, MD with 2nd wife, Alice M. ... See MoreSee Less
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I searched, but came up empty.
**2023 Polish Genealogy Conference
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The conference provides an opportunity to learn strategies for tracing your Polish-American and Eastern European roots. The speakers are well known in Polish genealogy circles and their discussions will enable attendees to fill in the missing pieces of their family history. Speakers have extensive experience in their respective fields and have been featured at numerous regional, national and international conferences.
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**For further information, please email Diane Szepanski, Conference Chair, at [conferencepgsctne@yahoo.com](mailto:conferencepgsctne@yahoo.com).** ... See MoreSee Less
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Would this be relevant to someone who has mostly Hungarian roots vs Polish roots?
Hello I am researching my family I have come to a crossroad , I have Henry Norris being born in Delaware and was a well digger , but I can’t find parents , he keeps getting mixed up with Henry pepper norris of Pennsylvania because my Henry also lived in Pennsylvania as well , is their any history of Norris’s in Delaware and well digging ?
Henry Norris born abt 1845 born Delaware , parents Unknown born in Delaware
Wife Charlotte Purnsley born abt 1845 born Delaware ... See MoreSee Less
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Please give timeframes and what part of Delaware born in.
Where in DE was he born?
what is the first census you have him on what areas have you found him and what years
do you have any kids for them
Book, found a Purnsley family in chester, Delaware county on 1880 census, mother is Rachel born about 1806, I would look into that family and see what you can find about them, might find something on Charlotte through siblings. Also, look for another name other than Charlotte
there is a Henry Norris died 8 Sep 1911 Chester County, Informant William Norris, DOB 25 nov 1846, born Delaware parents unknown first name is transcribed as Ninis, so name is Ninis Henery Norris
1880 Charlotte is dead, he is in East Marlborough, Chester with his sons
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For those who are new to genealogy research. ... See MoreSee Less
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“Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians—Oh My!” by Sunny Jane Morton. Program (live and webinar) hosted by Sussex Genealogical Society on Saturday, September 16, 10 am - Noon. ... See MoreSee Less
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