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Looking for info on Simpson family in 1920 or 1910 Arkansas census. I find Oscar Cleveland Simpson & wife Mary Francis Norman, ( both born in Ill ) in 1930 AK census. Their children ( 4 ) were all born in AK before one 'Dorston' I am working on was born in Poinsett, Fisher Twp, 10 May 1920. I have his birth certificate, and wonder why I can't find the family. They also lived in Mississippi Co AK. Anyone have any idea's. Could they just have been missed? Seems like a whole family was a lot to miss. Thanks.

UNITED KINGDOM. 1901 Census Leftovers Collection of 1901 UK Census records (transcriptions of full pages only) submitted by genealogists around the world. There are more than 14,000 records so far and it is growing. http://www.4trudy.co.uk/census/

SWEDEN. Valkommen till JBGF's hemsida Searchable parish registers (birth, marriage and death) for part of southern Sweden around Jonkoping. (In Swedish) http://www.jbgf.just.nu/

McMANUS Clan Association Cumann na Clainne MacMaghnusa Teonta http://members.aol.com/manus/mcmanus.html

HUANG (NG) Genealogy. Traces the 4,200 year history of the Chinese HUANG Clan with biographies and portraits of prominent ancestors, poems, etc. Origin, Genealogy, Clan Rules, Biography of Huang Qiaoshan (AD 872 ~ AD 953), Ancestral Teachings, Generation Poem http://www.geocities.com/bx_huang/

ENGLAND. DEATH NOTICES IN YORKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS. Index to Death Notices in a selection of Yorkshire newspapers. The index lists the name of the deceased, date of death, age, Place, and Newspaper Code. I have started with newspapers published in the first three months of 1901. This will list people who died just before the 1901 census. This is an open- ended project that will continue, slowly, over the coming years. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jeffery.knaggs/YD.html

Clan CLEARY (CLARY,CLEARE, CLARKE). History and genealogy, anciently Kings of South Connaught, and more recently Lords of Kilbarron under O Donnell in Tirconnell, and related Irish, Scottish, and English families. http://www.clancleary.com/

AUSTRALIA, NEW SOUTH WALES. Free Settler or Felon? Searchable database containing information about early residents of the Hunter Valley and Newcastle areas of New South Wales. It includes convicts, settlers, soldiers, and townspeople. http://www.jenwilletts.com/

AMERICAN REVOLUTION. LOYALISTS. On-Line Institute for Advanced Loyalist Studies is for anyone trying to find information on a loyalist. 'For our purposes, we define a Loyalist as any inhabitant of North America, from Newfoundland to Nicaragua inclusive, plus the islands of the West Indies, Bermuda and Jamaica, who served in a military capacity for the British, or provided services of a military nature or other beneficial services to the Crown. This definition includes those who fought in the war and remained in America afterward, those who deserted, those who settled outside of America afterward, and those who were discharged or died during the war. There were, of course, Loyalist Civilians, in numbers probably greater than the military, but the material contained within is geared predominately towards the military. We cover some items that are tangents of the military, such as the theater, church records, and women's studies. A special section is devoted to the role of Black Loyalists. While we have not specifically covered Native Americans as a group, we do have material concerning the Indian Department, which was, generally speaking, those Americans and Europeans who led and served alongside them. We also delve into the British Regiments insofar as they relate to Loyalists.' This searchable site has regiments, muster rolls, back issues of its occasional electronic newsletter 'Loyalist Notes,' and more. http://www.royalprovincial.com/index.htm

There is much to be learned in a cemetary, especially if your ancestors have grave rocks: Birth, death, & sometimes marriage dates may be there... Sometimes you find the names of a spouse, children or parents on the rock or buried beside them or nearby.... Always take note of graves around your target ancestor.... Decorations (religious or lodge)or quotes on the rock may give you a lead for further research.... It's always insightful to just stand and ponder the life and times of that particular ancestor, frequently results in ideas for additional research....

I certainlydo make my life complicated sometimes. Fortunately, there is another way. Researching: RICHARDSON, JEWELL, HESLEP, MADDOX, BATES , PERSON, PARRISH, BENTLEY, HAMILTON, PARRY, BIRD, KENNEDY, CARMICHAEL, CUMMINGS, GORDON, MCCARTER, HOWARD, ADAMS, PETERSEN, MADSEN, CHRISTENSEN.

Film # 34388 Birth's and Death's 1850-1915 Washington Co., Virginia. WARD, Susanna, d. 9 May 1857 from Scarlet Fever. 4 yrs. 5 mon. old. Death information given by sister Martha Duff. WIDENER, Andrew, d. 10 Sep 1857 from Consumption. 11 yrs.old Father, Joel Wlidener. WILEY, M.F., b. in Ash C., North Carolina, d. 1 Aug 1857, 29 yrs. old from Consumption. Wife was Mary Davis. Father in Law, J.W. Davis gave death information. WIDENER, Mary, d. 1 Jun 1857 from consumption. She was 21 yrs old. Father, Samuel Widener. BARKER, Joel, d. 27 May 1857 , 75 yrs. old. Parents, Thomas and Rebecca Barker, Wife, Ellen, and son Joel. BAKER, Emma J., d. 7 Nov 1857. 1 yr. 2 mo. Father , Henry W. Baker. BARR, Rebecca Rhea, d. 18 Jun 1857. 72 yrs., parents, George R. and Mary Rhea. Husband, William Barr, Son, George R. Barr. BRIGGS, Fred. d. 18 Oct 1857 60 yrs. BUTT, Sarah d. 29 Dec 1857, 51 yrs. Husband Reginal Butt.

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