81. Jean-baptiste Augustin Artworks And Fine Art At Arthistorynet. bruno.haffreingue.free.fr/fam00124.htm www.gaudreau.org/arthur/genealogy/d0000/g0000008.html huguenotsfrance.org/normandie/caux/bolbec/dat3.htm http://wwar.com/masters/a/augustin-jean-baptiste.html

82. HUGUENOTS (in MARION) (4 titles); huguenots Biography. (1 title); huguenots Canada genealogy.(1 title); huguenots Canada History. (1 title); huguenots Congresses. http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION?S=HUGUENOTS

83. Orange Family Genealogy & Links Family started in America in July 31, 1700 when Louiss Orange, his wife and one infant arrived at Category Society genealogy Personal Pages O...... Smith County, TNGenWeb. Ancestry Com On-Line. FTM genealogy Page. GenConnect.Huguenot Links. huguenots of Manakin Home Page. Kindred Konnections. http://home.earthlink.net/~jorange/

Census Database Family Tree History ... Wills COUSIN PAGES Coffey Family Page Glenn Womack's Genealogy Page Harrod/Herrod Family Hudnall Family ... Vernon Drewa's Page MY OTHER PAGES Byrd Family Page Eubank Family Page McCurdy Family Page Merriman Family Page ... Zephyr Cemetery, Brown Co., Texas GENEALOGY LINKS Butler County, KY GenWeb Caldwell County, KYGenWeb Cumberland County, VAGenWeb Henrico County, VAGenWeb ... World Connect Search the Orange Family Web Site Search this site powered by FreeFind Enter US Town or City - Find County State (optional) visitors since October 14, 1998

84. Berkeley County, SC Web Page Has Moved French Huguenot genealogy resources for these counties in South Carolina.Category Society genealogy Religions......Berkeley County, SC Web Page has moved! The new Berkeley County pagehas been relocated to http//www.rootsweb.com/~scberkel/. Please http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3207/

Berkeley County, SC Web Page has moved! The new Berkeley County page has been relocated to http://www.rootsweb.com/~scberkel/ Please remember to bookmark this new URL. Thank you!

85. The Olive Tree Genealogy: Search Free Ships' Passenger Lists And Find Your Hugue Olive Tree genealogy, home of free genealogical resources, Can'tfind your ancestors? Search Help. Go to www.genealogy.com. http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/hug_index.shtml

Can't find your ancestors? Search for your family origins on Olive Tree Genealogy! Free Ships' Passenger lists, family surnames, church records, military muster rolls, census records, land records and much more will help you find that elusive ancestor. est. 1996 Find Your Ancestors with FREE genealogical records at The Olive Tree Genealogy First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Home Ships' Lists Search Ships Lists! Naturalization Records ... FAQ Look for The Olive Tree button marking FREE Olive Tree Genealogy genealogy records Sign up for Ancestry.com 14-day FREE subscription! Olive Tree Newsletter FREE subscription Weekly updates of new databases. Learn how to find your way around Olive Tree. Get tips, research advice and other helpful ideas for finding your elusive brick-wall ancestor Find Your Ancestors Top 5 Databases on Olive Tree Denization of Palatines - German refugees in England to New York 1708 Ships from England to Virginia in 1635 Images of Ships Passenger Lists to New York 1850-1851 Index to Naturalization Records for the District of Minnesota, 1943 - 1978 ... Register of Passports 1834-1843 USA Tell a friend about Olive Tree Genealogy!: SHIPS' LISTS You are here - Ships' Lists : Huguenot Ships OLIVE TREE FREE PASSENGER LISTS Choose by Country of arrival: To U.S.A.

86. New York State Genealogy Books For Sale The roots website with 300+ genealogy books for sale on all regions of New York State http://www.hopefarm.com/genealog.htm

Publisher of New York Regional History, Folklore. Nature, Military History and Genealogy Books Table of Contents Ordering Options New Releases Home Page Genealogy - by County/Country/State This is a "static" list of books - for the most up-to-date info: My old Shopping-cart OR My NEW website has a NEW Shopping-cart which is the easiest and best to use Whichever you use, please be sure to check the New Releases section before you order. But first - scroll down to see our book list! Genealogy Top A Reminder: There are less specific titles in and Geographic Regions that have much genealogical information. CD-ROMS and E-Books Images of New York New York State Miscellaneous has the most books! Albany Chautauqua Chemung Columbia ... Vermont The section is also arranged by county with many more books of historical interest. CODE: pp=pages P=paperback, H=hardcover, E = Disk CODES = see end for descriptions Baptism Records = no code Cemetary Records = CR Early Settler Series ES Marriage Record = MR Newspaper Compilations = NC Typed Transcript = TT Vital Records = VR NEW - Historic Maps of New York Towns. Villages, Settlements, Patents, streets and/or geographic features depicted depending on the map. These are very detailed and authentic copies of the originals.

87. The Genealogy Forum: Huguenot Resource Center AOL Member Exclusive Go Directly to The genealogy Forum on AOL! genealogy Forum.comis a production of Golden Gate Services, Inc. of Franklin, Massachusetts. http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/Huguenot/

Huguenot Genealogical Resources Internet Center: Huguenot Genealogy Huguenot Research Sources Huguenot Timeline Huguenot Reading List ... French Huguenots Genealogy Message Boards On AOL Only BACK to Ethnic Genealogical Resources The Genealogy Forum - Main Page Beginners' Center Chat Rooms ... Shop With Us AOL Member Exclusive: Go Directly to The Genealogy Forum on AOL! Genealogy Forum.com is a production of Golden Gate Services, Inc. of Franklin, Massachusetts. The Genealogy Forum is a member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies and the National Genealogical Society. Tree logo provided by MeadPond Designs and is the trademark of GenealogyForum.com. If you have any questions or comments, please contact GenealogyForum@aol.com

88. The Genealogy Home Page - What's Really New In WWW Genealogy Pages Last Name. Locality. The genealogy Home Page. What's Really New in WWW genealogy Pages. The following genealogy WWW pages have been submitted for inclusion http://www.genhomepage.com/really_new.html

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality The Genealogy Home Page What's Really New in WWW Genealogy Pages The following genealogy WWW pages have been submitted for inclusion on the " What's New in WWW Genealogy Pages " page and the Genealogy Home Page , but have not been reviewed. To add a WWW page to this list, see the URL suggestion form April 6, 2003 1888 Shearing Sheds Western Victoria Australia Texas Vital Records hinchley strike family,index.htm Irish in New York City April 5, 2003 The Gudme Rasmussen Family William Ball and his decendants April 4, 2003 The Tree Maker / Elegant Genealogy Charts Gonzague de Lamotte - heraldry Gonzague de Lamotte - heraldry April 3, 2003 The Brady Trilogy - Family Histroy, Life's Stories of Troy % Elizabeth Brady / Republished by Robert M. Brady Curry Greer Family History The Aigner Family Tree CURRY GREER FAMILY HISTORY HOME PAGE index.htm April 2, 2003 Bertrands Bertrands March 31, 2003 Surnames: Tracey, Kivlan, Conlon and ALL Varations

89. Genealogy.com: A Feast Of Hugenot Histories to parish records, biographical sketches, histories of settlements, pedigrees, Huguenotsin various Marthe Arends has been involved in genealogy for 18 years. http://www.genealogy.com/genealogy/57_marthe.html

showAd("banner") New? Start Here Genealogy How-To Getting Started Getting Organized ... Ask an Expert Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: A Feast of Huguenot Histories Huguenot Settlers in North America and Europe, 1600s-1900s (CD 600) Reviewed by Marthe Arends Hands up, those of you who have French Protestant ancestors. If those ancestors were from (primarily) the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, do I have good news for you! Now a collection of seventeen volumes about Huguenots, their family histories, biographies, and immigration details is available on one easily-searched resource. Immigrant Histories: Huguenot Settlers in North America and Europe, 1600s-1900s is another fine compilation of resources published by Broderbund in collaboration with Genealogical Publishing Company. The CD contains information about approximately 19,000 individuals (that's a whole lot of Huguenots!), and includes the following volumes: History of the Huguenot Emigration to America , by Charles W. Baird

90. Huguenots On The Web huguenots on the Web While the following general, state society, and General HuguenotGenealogy Resources Ancestry.com http//www.ancestry.com/ Cyndi's List http://huguenot-manakin.org/web.htm

Resources on the Huguenots at Manakin Selected Books and Articles While the following general state society , and family sites are maintained by individuals or businesses and have no connection to, nor are they verified by the Society, many are useful resources. Family sites marked by are connected to individual members of the society. To have your link listed here, please contact the Manakin Web Coordinator at Webster@huguenot-manakin.org General Huguenot Genealogy Resources Ancestry.com http://www.ancestry.com/ Cyndi's List http://www.cyndislist.com/huguenot.htm Family Search (LDS) http://www.familysearch.com Family Researcher. A good place for beginners to start. http://www.familyresearcher.net/US/index.cfm FamilyTree Maker http://familytreemaker.com/ Genealogy Forum Huguenot Resource Center http://www.genealogyforum.com/gfaol/resource/Huguenot/ Huguenot Forum [under construction] http://huguenot.org

91. Roots & Branches--Genealogy From The Carolinas County NC, and Chesterfield County, SC, 1790 census page at the French Huguenotsof the South Carolina Low Country . I Am Addicted to genealogy Ribbon I Am http://angiesplace.behosting.com/roots/

I'm Angie, and welcome to my genealogy page. My roots are in North and South Carolina as far back as I've been able to trace, so I've just "erased" the state line in my geography! Most of my family is from around Chesterfield County, SC and Anson County, NC, with another healthy portion from the area of the former Orangeburgh District. I hope to include not only my own family charts and group sheets, but letters, history, family stories and so on from the area. If you have a web site that relates to genealogy or the history of the region, and would like to see it included, please let me know . I'd also like to hear from you if you have any sort of information you'd like to see on-line, but don't have a site of your own for it. I'd be glad to include it here (and a link to your mailbox!). Getting Around My Page On-Line GEDCOM My Families My Pedigree Charts The Massey Family of Lancaster County ... Our Glorious Cause my Confederate page The Fight for Independence A Visit to South Carolina Part of the AHGP A Visit to North Carolina My Scottish Heritage The Luck of the Irish The German-Swiss in the Carolinas ... How do I.....?

92. Mizell Genealogy ( God once ask who had their correct genealogy ? Est. 1996. The Huguenotswere the Protestants of France during the 16th and 17th centuries. http://www.angelfire.com/ut/geneology12/genealogy.html

Mizell - Mizelle -Mizzell- Meazle - Moselle - Mixell ( You may copy , but none of my pages may be Reproduce for profit) email: john@directinter.net I've posted this for my Children,and my uncles, brothers, and as a guide to others, but not to replace their own research. ( God once ask who had their correct Genealogy ? to raise their hand , a hand went up , and God replied not you devil. (I have Glaucoma, so please excuse the time, it takes me ,to update) Est. 1996 The Mizell German and French Coat of Arms are at the bottom of page (please let the the page load fully before you go down to the Coat of Arms). Joshua Meazle Born cir: 1615 Passenger and immigration list 1984 supplement by Philby:Mesell,Jos N.A. Virginia 1643 6220 P152. Luke Meazle Born / / 1614 Died / / 1673 Wife Deborah Lawrence Luke Meazle 1 1614-1671 Luke Meazle II Born / / 1653 Died / / 1694 Wife Elizabeth Marriot Born 1658Dauther of Mathias Marriott and Alice Warren. buried Edenton, N.C. St. Pauls Esiscopal Church. Lawrence Meazle Born / / Cir. 1651 Died / /Cir.1696 , died in Albemarle Co. N.C. Served in Surry Co's Foot Militia in 1687, married Bethinia, (Possibly named after his mother)

93. Rosamond Genealogy - Bob Rosamond UK and his father did quite a bit of work on the Rosamond genealogy in the UK. The Huguenotswas a name given to the Protestants of France from about 1560 to 1629 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rosamondgenealogy/rosamon4.htm

THE ROSAMOND GENEALOGY Plus Related Families of the Web Page Owner INFORMATION FROM BOB ROSAMOND - UNITED KINGDOM Cousin Barbara Morgan first made contact with Bob Rosamond in the UK, as I did later. Bob is a retired policeman, and his father did quite a bit of work on the Rosamond genealogy in the UK. His family, independently from my family, and the family of Mary Jane Loya in California, have the legend of Sergeant Rosamond. Below is Bob's story from the perspective of his family. Return to Home Page The Known History of the Rosamond Family Pictured below - right is Bob's grandmother, given name unknown, and her children. In the picture left to right are Albert Rosamond, William Rosamond, Bob's Grandmother, Maude Rosamond, and Bob's father Robert Henry Rosamond.Bob's grandfather was killed in World War I. The Huguenots was a name given to the Protestants of France from about 1560 to 1629. Protestantism was introduced into France between 1520 and 1523, and many members of the nobility, the intellectual classes, and the middle class accepted its principles. At first the new religious group enjoyed royal protection, notably from Queen Margaret of Navarre and her brother, King Francis I of France. Toward the end of his reign, however, Francis persecuted the Protestants; his successor, Henry II, followed his example. Nevertheless, the French Protestants increased in number. At their first national synod (1559), or council, 15 churches were represented. At the next, held two years later, more than 2000 churches sent representatives.

94. Genealogy - Huguenot genealogy Huguenot. Updated March 24, 2002 The content of this web siteis Copyright 2002 by Ottawa Branch - Ontario genealogy Society http://www.ogsottawa.on.ca/linkhuguenot.htm

Home Contact Ottawa Branch The links listed are for your enjoyment only. We are not responsible for their content or accuracy. We cannot ensure if they are valid. Please contact the Webmaster if you have any questions or requests. Genealogy - Huguenot The National Huguenot Society Huguenots-Walloons-Europe Mailing List The Olive Tree Genealogy Homepage - Huguenot Refugees The Huguenots ... Contact Ottawa Branch

95. Huguenots The huguenots. The first war began with an attack by the duke of Guise and hisfollowers on a congregation of huguenots assembled for worship in a barn. http://www.renard60.freeserve.co.uk/huguenot.htm

The Huguenots Home Research Genealogy Family Photos ... Mail Me A persecuted minority in France during most of the period from the early 1500s until 1789, the French Protestants were given the name Huguenots in the time of the Reformation. The word may come from the German word eidgenossen, or "confederates," a term once applied to Swiss Protestants. In their struggles for religious freedom, the Huguenots were driven to become a political party and even a "state within the state," headed by some of the greatest French nobles. By the middle of the 16th century, the Huguenots by their numbers and influence had aroused the fears of the Catholic party and the powerful family of Guise. Eight separate religious wars followed. The first war began with an attack by the duke of Guise and his followers on a congregation of Huguenots assembled for worship in a barn. A period of peace that followed the third war was broken in 1572 by the massacre of St. Bartholomew's Day, the most dreadful of the many crimes that marked this era of religious and civil warfare The Huguenot wars ended in 1598, when Henry IVwho had been a Huguenot but who had agreed to conform to the Roman Catholic churchissued the Edict of Nantes. The edict gave the French Protestants political rights, religious freedom, and the possession of certain fortified towns. Despite the edict, the Huguenots were still harassed and persecuted from time to time, and when Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes in 1685, all protection of law was withdrawn from the Huguenots. Although they were forbidden to leave France, hundreds of thousands fled. They carried French arts, manufactures, and culture to England, Germany, the Netherlands, and the British colonies of North America.

96. Huguenots The chance then becomes very likely that, as we research our familygenealogy, we will discover huguenots in our branches. This http://www.gironet.nl/home/xw9821/genea/html/hug=e.html

Huguenots in the Netherlands At the end of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th century the Netherlands was enriched with a big stream of refugees from France. They were the so-called Huguenots and many settled permanently. They also fled to England, Germany, Switzerland and the English colonies in North America, including Massachusetts, New York and South Carolina. The estimation is that between 400,000 and 1 million fled from France. The chance then becomes very likely that, as we research our family genealogy, we will discover Huguenots in our branches. This seems to be the case in the search of my forefathers and gave me a reason to investigate the Huguenots on a larger scale. In the 16th century, in France, a following evolved of Calvinism, a reformed Protestant stream. The followers of this new religious stream became known as Huguenots. It is not known where the name evolved from. It may a bastardisation of Eidgenossen (eiguenots in French). Protestantism and it's principles, as it was known, was accepted by many members of the nobility, the intellectual classes and the middle classes. It included Queen Margaret of Navarre and her brother, King Francis I of France. It also became more political as from the year 1560. At the end of his reign, Francis began to turn against the Protestants and Henry II, who was the successor followed his example. However the French Protestants grew in numbers and at their first synod (1559) 15 churches were represented. Two years later at the second synod more than 2,000 churches were represented.

97. Other Ethnic Religious Genealogy Books From Storbeck's genealogy Books for Other Ethnic Religious Groups. The Trail Of The HuguenotsIn Europe, The United States, South Africa, And Canada by G. Elmore Reaman. http://www.storbecks.com/OtherEthnic/misce&r.htm

98. Genealogy Quest - French Refugees In Virginia be found in the books The Diligence and the Disappearance of Manakintowne's Huguenotsand Huguenot genealogy Quest, 5550 Stuckey Road, Indian Head, MD 20640, http://www.genealogy-quest.com/collections/manakin.html

Home Associates Glossaries Newsletter ... Collections April is a Taxing Time! French Refugees in Virginia, 1700 List of the French Refugiez arrived with the Marquis de la Muce in Virginia. Magdalaine Martell Jean Vidan Tertulien Seheut, wife and two children Pierre Lauret Jean Roger Pierre Chastain, wife and five children Philipe Duvivier Pierre Nau, wife and two daughters Simon Sardin Soubragon and Jaques Nicolay Pierre du Toy Abraham Nicod Pierre Mallet Jean Oger, wife and three children Jean Saye Elizabeth Angeliere Jean and Claud Mallefaut with their mother Isaac Chabanas and son Catharine Bombard Estienne Chastaine Adam Vignes Jean Menager Jean Lesnard Estienne Badouet Pierre Morriset Jedeon Chambone and wife Jean Farey Jerome Dumas Joseph Bourgoian David Barnard Jean Chenas and wife Jean Tardieu Jean Moreau Jacques Roy and wife Abraham Soblet and two children Quintin Chassalain Michael Roux Henry Cabanis, wife and child Jacques Sugre Jean Bassou Jean Fouchie Jean Gaury, wife and child Pierre Gaury, wife and child Jaques Philipe, wife and four children

99. Recommended Genealogy Pages March 1998 Palmetto State Roots Crossroads. Singleton Famly genealogy Page. April1998. genealogy Resources Steps in Time. Jenerette Jeanerette Jenrette. http://members.tripod.com/~The_Huguenot/rec.htm

Genealogy of The Simons Family of the South Carolina Low Country Recommended Genealogy Pages If you wish to be added to my list please me with your URL information. The Belvidere Award Winners March 1998 Palmetto State Roots Crossroads Singleton Famly Genealogy Page April 1998 Genealogy Resources: Steps in Time May 1998 Nominate May 1998 Winning Websites for the The Belvidere Award Family Home Pages Skaking The Family Tree Genealogy of the French Huguenots of the South Carolina Low Country State SC GenWeb South Carolina Genealogy County Orangeburg County South Carolina Berkeley County South Carolina Sumter County South Carolina Clarendon County South Carolina ... Charleston County South Carolina Genealogy Search Engine Return to Family Page Last Updated April 5, 1998 by John James Simons III

100. Dutchgenealogy Bookmark this site! For information concerning German genealogy I canhighly recommend the 'Genealogical Handbook of German Research'. http://members.home.nl/rabbel/genealogy.html

Translate Dutch words found on this site. Copy any Dutch word or a word found on the site and put it in the 'Definition of:' textbox to have it translated into English Search this site for a specifix subject (or use the Index-page to find your way easily.This link will bring you there) Menu Dutch Search Engines General Dutch genealogical info Regional Dutch genealogical info Dutch family-pages ... Groningen given names Tips F or people wrestling with the Julian- and Gregorian calenders there's an absolute great tool/website called: The Perpetual Calendar . It's providing an excellent background-text and a large overview over the use of Julian- and Gregorian dates in different countries all over the world. Another good website about this subject is: Old Style and new style dates and the change to the Gregorian Calendar Also do have a look at the site of the D utch Nijkerk-Schenectady Foundation . It shows the 'Corlaer' farm in the town of Nijkerk. This was the birthplace of Arendt van Curler.

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