If you are interested in only one or two branches of this family tree, see Branches of the Family Tree in the sidebar on the right. Click on Thaden if you descend from Herman and Angelina Thaden. Click on Hahn if you descend from Sam and Hazel Hahn. Click on Romeo if you descend from Joe and Carmelina Romeo. Click on Bright if you descend from Fred and Nan Bright.
My children descend from a variety of cultures.
The BRIGHT family relocated from Pennsylvania to the booming riverfront town of Wyandotte, Kansas, shortly after the Civil War.
The MOORE family, of Scots-Irish descent, lived in the upcountry of South Carolina for a hundred years or more.
The THADEN family came from German immigrants and Tennessee Scots-Irish clans.
The NICHOLAS family originated in Tripoli and Beirut, Syria, and lived among a Syrian colony in Jacksonville, Florida.
The HAHN and LUTES families raced for land in the Oklahoma Land Run of 1893 and had been ever on the frontier prior to that time.
The ROMEO and MOTTA families immigrated to this country at the turn of the century from Sicily.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
About That Rootsweb
One very distant Hahn cousin has contacted me. We have decided the common ancestor must be Michael Hahn, who immigrated to America in the 1700's. He had several children; John was her ancestor, and Adam was ours. She has created a family tree on a website host and has invited me to add to it. Right away, though I see a problem with her information on our Samuel Hahn (b. 1810). She has his family mixed up with another Hahn family and I will have to get that straightened out for her. It is not the first time I have seen this family all mixed up.
Finally, I have been contacted, through Rootsweb, by a Younger cousin. The common ancestor is John W. Younger.
I don't think I helped her out much, unless the family group record I sent her on Tennessee Younger and Robert Lutes had new inforamation for her. However, she was helpful to me in adding a bit more information to our records regarding Arah Younger McCants, her great-grandmother.
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